From the shores of Mauritius, it might not look like much. But hop on a helicopter tour of the island and you'll notice a particularly intriguing shoreline. It looks like there's a deep waterfall ...

While the photograph is authentic, the "underwater waterfall" is the result of an optical illusion. As explained in a CNN Travel story from August 2019, "Sand and silt on the ocean floor run off ...

Seeing the dramatic underwater waterfall inspires travelers to explore the other epic natural sites that Mauritius has to ...

Mauritius: The waterfall-like appearance is actually sand being forced off the shelf by currents. Bizarre fairy circles in Nambia have long been one of nature’s mysteries, until now.

Mixing postcard-perfect landscapes with luxury accommodation and outdoor adventures, Mauritius is the golden holiday ticket for travellers in 2024.

Mauritius is fast becoming a popular wedding venue for rich Indians who come here with family, friends and even Bollywood stars in chartered planes to attend the extravagant ceremonies that ...

On the southwestern point of Mauritius is a crazy-looking phenomenon. When viewed from the air (either in real life or in Google Earth) it appears to be an underwater waterfall!

Mauritius took top honours at this year's World Travel Awards, clinching the title of Indian Ocean's Leading Wedding Destination. Latest award for Mauritius may entice you to book your destination ...

A bride drowned while being photographed in her wedding dress near a waterfall. A strong current pulled the 30-year-old under the water as she posed for the pictures. Police in Quebec, Canada ...