Thank you so much for this video it is fascinating to see Port Louis, Mauritius. I am loving this little country in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The resorts and the beaches are outstanding and so clean and beautiful with all the opulence and glamour of a gem the One & Only, Four Seasons OMG. Now Port Louis the capital. Just like my name Louis. It looks like it is a safe city during the day, Is it safe at night to go to a nice fancy dinner and then go dancing or enjoy a piano bar and jazz? Thank you kindly Louis from New Jersey in the grand ole US of A.
When I was in Mauritius I worked at Blyth Bros, a British firm on the waterfront, in Port Louis where the Caudan now stands. Thank you for the tour, so nice to see the old streets of the Capital again.
@@BryanDiscoversWorld I always enjoy your videos on the places that you visit in Mauritius. They are fun and informative. I like your joyful perseverance. You surely have seen much more of Mauritius than many of us who are abroad. There are now many ways of transport to get from one place to another. Mauritius has come such a long way! When I went back to Mauritius in 1975 I hired a car from a private owner for $AU 5 per day, a real bargain, but at one stage when I was making a turn in a rather quiet street in Vacoas the steering wheel became loose and free and I was holding it in my hands! Enjoy your tours of Mauritius and its exotic food.
Oh my God crazy... Bryan is back again like BAT MAN..... HE IS DESAPEAR AND MAGIC.... THE NEW ADVENTURE BEGIN.... AND YOU HAVE SO MANY MONEY AND YOU EAT ALL MAURITIUS DAY AND NIGHT.... AND HAVE YOU DO THE RIGHT THING... TO GIVE POOR PEOPLE SOME FOOD TO SURVIVE... HAVE YOU A HEART TO BE KIND LIKE YOUR PROPHET JESUS CHRIST... YOU WILL LOVE THE HUMAN WHO HAVE NO FOOD 🎬🎥⚀⚄⚂⚃
I have just booked to go mauritius for the first time and i like what i see already..... All my tropical travel previously has been in the caribbean region, jamaica, dominican republic, barbados ect so it will be interesting to see a completely different region. How is mauritius in terms of safety?
@@BryanDiscoversWorld That's great... It's deffo a lot safer than some parts of the caribbean i have been to then. When i go to a country i like to explore a lot and go where the locals are but when i was in the Dominican Republic for example you had to be so careful away from tourist areas and never walk the beaches at night. Jamaica as well.
Are their less populated areas there? I'm a country boy and love the more solitary areas, haha. I can tolerate crowds for those beautiful beaches there though!
14:53 - if you knew how much I tried to find out what is being built there. I've searched all over the Internet and there's nowhere to find the layout of that putative station (some say it's a temporary station). These project details are kept in total opacity. I'd love to see the work in progress
Don't the graphics on the hoardings by the motorway, which are by Metro Express or Larsen & Toubro (I can't remember exactly), indicate that it's a continuation of the railway line?
@@BryanDiscoversWorld Indeed. The Aapravasi Ghat station did not receive approval from UNESCO. That's the reason they a building this 'temporary' one. I hope it stays permanently there next to Gare du Nord
Beautiful City and Beautiful presentation by a Beautiful couple.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this video it is fascinating to see Port Louis, Mauritius. I am loving this little country in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The resorts and the beaches are outstanding and so clean and beautiful with all the opulence and glamour of a gem the One & Only, Four Seasons OMG. Now Port Louis the capital. Just like my name Louis. It looks like it is a safe city during the day, Is it safe at night to go to a nice fancy dinner and then go dancing or enjoy a piano bar and jazz? Thank you kindly Louis from New Jersey in the grand ole US of A.
You are welcome, and Port Louis is safe at night, but the night life with what you want is mostly in Grand Baie. Although there is some in the Capital
Pleasant and nice couple. Thanks
Our pleasure!
When I was in Mauritius I worked at Blyth Bros, a British firm on the waterfront, in Port Louis where the Caudan now stands. Thank you for the tour, so nice to see the old streets of the Capital again.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@BryanDiscoversWorld I always enjoy your videos on the places that you visit in Mauritius. They are fun and informative. I like your joyful perseverance. You surely have seen much more of Mauritius than many of us who are abroad. There are now many ways of transport to get from one place to another. Mauritius has come such a long way! When I went back to Mauritius in 1975 I hired a car from a private owner for $AU 5 per day, a real bargain, but at one stage when I was making a turn in a rather quiet street in Vacoas the steering wheel became loose and free and I was holding it in my hands! Enjoy your tours of Mauritius and its exotic food.
@@davidfabien7220 You get what you pay for, haha
@@BryanDiscoversWorld That's for sure
@@davidfabien7220
As a mauritian, I would really like to have more details. When was the last time you visited ?
0:36 I'm glad you liked the wings painting. We are the artists behind it🤭. Amazing video by the way🤩
Wow, We love those wings, Riki has so many pictures with them, thanks for creating them
I love the South African accent ❤
thanks
Great episode. Bryan, are an engineer, or similar? I love your fascination with the details of stonework, structures, locks etc!
Thanks, I am a Fidic engineer
HI. Very interesting video. Very close to my place in China Town, I really liked it and learned a lot and saw a lot of new stuff. Keep it up.
Glad you enjoyed it! We will
@God bless you on your journey!!!
Thank you!!
Oh my God crazy... Bryan is back again like BAT MAN..... HE IS DESAPEAR AND MAGIC.... THE NEW ADVENTURE BEGIN.... AND YOU HAVE SO MANY MONEY AND YOU EAT ALL MAURITIUS DAY AND NIGHT.... AND HAVE YOU DO THE RIGHT THING... TO GIVE POOR PEOPLE SOME FOOD TO SURVIVE... HAVE YOU A HEART TO BE KIND LIKE YOUR PROPHET JESUS CHRIST... YOU WILL LOVE THE HUMAN WHO HAVE NO FOOD 🎬🎥⚀⚄⚂⚃
Thanks for the great comment
Not is not a Pagoda not but a gate . A pagoda is a place of worship like a church .
Thanks for the info
The sesame cake is called sesame ball in english or the ' laughing ball ' in chinese
Oh, great. I guess that is why he called it a smiley cake
Its a mini grill 4:59
ok, thanks
I have just booked to go mauritius for the first time and i like what i see already..... All my tropical travel previously has been in the caribbean region, jamaica, dominican republic, barbados ect so it will be interesting to see a completely different region. How is mauritius in terms of safety?
It is very safe, some minor pickpocketing in the main cities
@@BryanDiscoversWorld That's great... It's deffo a lot safer than some parts of the caribbean i have been to then. When i go to a country i like to explore a lot and go where the locals are but when i was in the Dominican Republic for example you had to be so careful away from tourist areas and never walk the beaches at night. Jamaica as well.
@@jamconnell1377 mauritius is not like that, you will love it
Mtius is one of the relatively safest places to be in the whole world. I grew up there, now living in Melbourne Aust for the past 15 years
Going for a month in october how was the food prices eating out please? i suppose there is plenty of choice thanks for your time !
There is a huge range of prices, from really cheap to blow the budget
Are their less populated areas there? I'm a country boy and love the more solitary areas, haha. I can tolerate crowds for those beautiful beaches there though!
There are some places with almost no people, and some great secret beaches as well.
@@BryanDiscoversWorld You found my future home then, hahaha
14:53 - if you knew how much I tried to find out what is being built there. I've searched all over the Internet and there's nowhere to find the layout of that putative station (some say it's a temporary station). These project details are kept in total opacity. I'd love to see the work in progress
I heard it will be near Aapravasi ghat, but not much more than that
Don't the graphics on the hoardings by the motorway, which are by Metro Express or Larsen & Toubro (I can't remember exactly), indicate that it's a continuation of the railway line?
@@BryanDiscoversWorld Indeed. The Aapravasi Ghat station did not receive approval from UNESCO. That's the reason they a building this 'temporary' one. I hope it stays permanently there next to Gare du Nord
@@_JohnDoe Yes they are building it to Aapravati Ghat
Doesn’t look like a culinary experience
Ok, thanks