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Member since 13 September 2010

glblcitzenMember14 October 2010 21:12:21

So does anyone stay in Albion? What is this area like. I just came back from Mauritius and I did not hear anyone mention anything about this area.

Hanlie Blaise Active member

Member since 31 August 2010

Hanlie BlaiseActive member15 October 2010 06:31:37

it is a very quiet village. It has a fishery institution but very little else. There is a lighthouse and beautiful cliffs with tide pools, but as for the village itself, nothing much is happening.

aussiedodo Member

Member since 27 April 2010

aussiedodoMember16 October 2010 12:09:50

Some of my friends live here and have lived there....They love it and have apartments/houses right on the beach. Yes it is very quiet but seems to be a pretty good community there. It is also close if you work in Port Louis or Rose Hill area. The rents are very reasonable! Do check it out.

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