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Wachusett Mountain State Reservation owes its claim to fame to its name sake Wachusett Mountain’s for being the highest peak (at 2,006 feet) in Massachusetts east of the Connecticut River. The park is also home to the largest old growth forest in the state, east of that same river. It may not seem like much, but this ring of forest supports trees that are over 370 years old.
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Mauritius is also home to the world’s third largest coral reef, beautiful turquoise waters, an abundance of aquatic wildlife, and some of the most unspoiled beaches in the world. It is easy to see why Mauritius is considered one of the most beautiful island nations. Whether you are looking to bathe in the sun, soak in the warm waters, swim with the fishes, or adventure into water sports, Mauritius has a beach for you.
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Flights can be long and boring. They can leave you feeling gross, thirsty, and hungry. But there are items that you can pack in your carry-on to combat all of these issues. When I am flying, I have a list of items that I always set aside first as my primary carry-on items. They help me pass the time, clean up, and fight the hangery beast. Here is my list of 10 small items that are a must when packing your carry-on.
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Mauritius might just be the most underrated tourist location for an island nation. Located 500 miles east of Madagascar, the small island of Mauritius has a rugged interior of craggy mountains and lush forests, all ringed with lapis and turquoise blue waters and white sandy beaches. Mauritius is considered the most peaceful country in Africa and its people are some of nicest and helpful that you find anywhere. Four centuries of colonization have brought a mosaic of cultural influences to the island; coupled with the beautiful landscape, Mauritius truly is a diamond in the ruff.