Peter Skinner Collection (page 3)

Mauritius, Port Louis. The Jummah Mosque is the most important mosque in Mauritius and was built in the capital Port Louis in the 1850s. It combines Indian, Creole, and Islamic architecture

Mauritius, Port Louis. View of Champ de Mars Racecourse from Fort Adelaide, an English built citadel with grand views. This racecourse founded in 1812

Mauritius, Le Morne. Paradis Hotel and Golf Club, an International class golf course and luxury hotel on the ocean front at Le Morne Peninsula

Mauritius, Le Morne. Boats at anchor on a tranquil, tropical lagoon

Mauritius. Idyllic beach scene with umbrella, chairs and palm fronds

Mauritius, Le Morne. Golfing at Paradis Hotel and Golf Club, an International class golf course

Mauritius, Poste de Flacq. Belle Mare Plage hotel and golf resort

Mauritius, Grand Baie. Boats anchored in the calm tropical waters of Grand Baie

Mauritius, Pamplemousses. The Nelumho (Nelumbo nucifera) found in this Lotus pond, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanic Garden, Pamplemousses, Mauritius, is the lotus venerated by the Hindus

Mauritius, Pamplemousses. Water collected in the leaf of the Nelumho (Nelumbo nucifera) found in this Lotus pond, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanic Garden

Mauritius. Bois Cheri Tea Estate produces 7 different types of black tea

Mauritius, Ganga Talao, Grand Bassin. Hindu God Hanuman, also known as the Monkey King and is looked upon by Hindus as the ultimate hero

Mauritius, Chamarel. View from Varangue sur Morne restaurant

Mauritius. The endemic Mauritius kestrel, Falco punctatus, is the only bird of prey left in Mauritius and has survived through intensive conservation efforts

Mauritius. Sugar cane fields and ocean vistas are typical Mauritius scenes

Mauritius, Baie du Cap. Roadside Hindu place of worship at the oceans edge

Mauritius, Chamarel. The Chamarel coloured earths are reputed to be of 7 different shades of brown and caused by uneven cooling of molten rock

Mauritius, Chamarel. Chamarel waterfall is located in the grounds of a private estate once owned by Charles de Chazal de Chamarel and plunges more than 100 meters

Australia, NT, near Ayers Rock. Springtime bloom

Oceania, New Zealand, South Island, Queenstwon. Backdrop of lake and sailboats

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