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# Bel Ombre

Bel Ombre is a village in Mauritius. Bel Ombre is a former sugar estate region that has retained its old-world charm while developing a high-end tourism offering. Its territory boasts lush nature, unspoiled beaches, and several private estates offering unique experiences blending ecotourism and luxury hospitality.

## Understand
### Tourist information

* Bel Ombre tourism information website

## Get in

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (SSR) is about 40 km from Bel Ombre. Taxis, car rental services, and private transfers are available to reach the region.

## Get around

Bel Ombre is accessible via the coastal road in the south and is about a 1.5-hour drive from Port Louis, the capital. Driving is on the left, and roads are well maintained.

## See

Domaine de Bel Ombre – A vast private estate featuring sugarcane plantations, a nature reserve, and prestigious hotels.
Bel Ombre Nature Reserve – A biodiversity haven offering hiking, 4x4 safaris, and the discovery of hidden waterfalls.
Bel Ombre beaches – Stretches of fine sandy beaches bordered by a turquoise lagoon, perfect for swimming and relaxation.
Le Château de Bel Ombre – A restored colonial mansion that reflects the region’s sugarcane heritage and offers a refined dining experience.

## Do

* Diving and snorkelling – Explore the region’s preserved marine life.
* Kitesurfing – Take advantage of ideal wind conditions for this water sport.
* Boat excursions – Discover the lagoon and nearby islets.
* Golf – Play on a championship golf course with panoramic ocean views : Le Chateau Golf Course and La Reserve Golf Links
* Hiking and mountain biking – Explore the wild southern trails.
* Museum - World of Seashells
* Beach club - C Beach Club is located along the shores of Bel Ombre

## Eat

Bel Ombre offers a diverse culinary scene ranging from fine dining restaurants in luxury hotels to small local eateries serving authentic Mauritian dishes.
* Le Château de Bel Ombre – Fine dining in a historic setting.
* Luxury hotel restaurants – High-end culinary experiences using local ingredients.
* Local snacks – Try dholl puri, samosas, and other Mauritian delicacies.

## Sleep

Bel Ombre is home to several luxury beachfront hotels and villas, as well as more affordable accommodation options for travellers.
* Heritage Le Telfair Golf & Wellness Resort – A 5-star hotel inspired by colonial mansions.
* Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort – An all-inclusive resort offering an authentic Mauritian experience.
* Heritage The Villas – Luxury Villas
* Kazalala - Hosted BnB in Bel Ombre
* Tamassa Resort – A modern and vibrant 4-star hotel.
* Outrigger Resort - 5-Star hotel

## Go next

From Bel Ombre, it is possible to explore other iconic sites in the south of the island, such as:
* Le Morne Brabant – A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth – A unique geological formation.
* Black River Gorges National Park – A paradise for hiking and nature lovers.
# Hawthorne (California)

Hawthorne is a city in the South Bay of Los Angeles in Southern California.

## Get in

* 33.9228-118.3351 Hawthorne Municipal Airport (California) (HHR Jack Northrop Field). It is served by Santa Monica based Surf Air. (updated Apr 2020)

## See

* 33.9252-118.3381 Beach Boys Historic Landmark, 3701 W. 119th St. The Beach Boys Historic Landmark is a memorial which commemorates the site of the childhood home of Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys. The monument stands on the former location of the Wilsons' house, which was demolished in the mid-1980s during construction of the Century Freeway.
* 33.9199-118.32712 SpaceX Headquarters, Rocket Rd. The headquarters of Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SpaceX) is a massive three-story facility that used to manufacture Boeing 747 fuselages. The bulk of SpaceX's employees work in the facility, and it is where the company builds all of its Falcon 9 rockets. While tours are not available to the public, the first Falcon 9 that the company successfully landed stands outside on the corner of Jack Northrop Ave & Crenshaw Blvd and is worth a visit.

## Eat

* Hummus House, 12211 Hawthorne Blvd (Between W. 120th and W. 124th Sts), ☏ +1-310-675-3400. M-Th 11AM-9PM, F 11AM-10PM, Sa noon-10PM, Su closed. Unusually delicious Egyptian food, pleasant decor (part of the restaurant looks like a tent) and very nice service. The combo plates, such as the vegetarian plate and the two kabob combinations, are great values. Not surprisingly, the restaurant specializes in hummus and makes several different varieties, but while you absolutely should take the opportunity to enjoy some hummus, don't miss their lentil soup, which just might redefine your conception of what lentil soup is.

## Sleep

* SpringHill Suites, 14620 Aviation Blvd, ☏ +1-310-727-9595, fax: +1 310 727-0896.
* TownePlace Suites, 14400 Aviation Blvd, ☏ +1-310-725-9696, fax: +1 310 725-0086.
* Comfort Inn Cockatoo, 11500 Acacia Ave, ☏ +1-310-973-3335. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Free airport shuttle, free breakfast, free Wifi, all rooms have microwaves and fridges. $59-99.
* Candlewood Suites, 11410 Hawthorne Blvd, ☏ +1-310-973-3331. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Fully equipped kitchens, free LAX shuttle, free laundry. $50-99, low rates for 7+ nights.
* Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 11436 Hawthorne Blvd, ☏ +1-310-973-3333. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: Noon. Free LAX shuttle, free hot breakfast buffet, pool and spa, free Wireless internet access. $79-129.

## Go next

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* 33.893611-118.3077782 Gardena
* 33.9575-118.3461113 Inglewood
* 33.919147-118.4155364 El Segundo
* 33.888889-118.4052785 Manhattan Beach
* 33.866389-118.3997226 Hermosa Beach
* 33.95972-118.399727 Westchester
* 33.856389-118.3769448 Redondo Beach
* 33.95-118.299 Los Angeles/South
# Concerns

A number of travel topics are available related to travel concerns.
* Travel basics
* Travel in developing countries
* Culture shock
* Diplomatic missions
* Metric and Imperial equivalents
* Time zones
* Returning home
* Regional coding
* Staycation
* Time management
* Sex segregation
* Omiyage – gift giving

## Health and hygiene

* Hygiene and body care
* Infectious diseases
* Tattoos
* Traveling with high blood pressure
* Toilets

## Responsible travel

* Respect
* Responsible travel
* Ecotourism
* Animal ethics

## Categories of travellers

* Senior travel
* Travelling alone
* Travelling with children
* Travellers with disabilities
* Travelling with a mental health condition
* LGBT travel
* Naturism (nudism)
* Travelling with pets
* Tips for women travellers

## Financial

* Financial issues
* Budget travel
* Money
* Taxes
* Travel insurance
* Tipping

## Border crossing

Documents and preparations needed or useful for border crossing:
* Passport
* Visa
** Visa trouble
** Visa summary for EU citizens
* North America: Global Entry, NEXUS
* Europe: Travelling around the Schengen Area
* Traveling with a criminal history
* Travelling with military responsibilities
* Carnet de Passages, required to bring a motor vehicle into some countries
* See cruising on small craft for information on requirements for boats and their crew

## Communication

Communication includes sending and receiving messages.
* Telephone service
* Internet access
* Internet telephony
* Postal service

## Equipment

Equipment and other things that travellers might want to carry with them.
* Electrical systems
* Knives
* Laundry
* Regional coding
* Tobacco

## Food

* Halal food (Islamic dietary laws)
* Kashrut (Jewish dietary laws)
* Travel as a vegetarian
* Travelling during Ramadan
* Travelling on a low-carbohydrate diet

## Large scale travel events

Some countries and regions experience periodic travel events, for religious, family or other reasons. Travelling to these regions at these times will present specific challenges for your plans.
* Hajj - A large pilgrimage to Mecca once a year
* Golden Week holidays in China - periods during the year when a large proportion of China's population goes on holiday at the same time, including Chinese New Year.
* Golden Week in Japan - similar to China, but once a year
# Living abroad

A number of travel topics are available related to living abroad.
* Culture shock
* Retiring abroad
* Second homes

## Learn

* Learning languages abroad
* Studying abroad

## Work

* Digital nomad
* Teaching English
* Volunteer travel
* Working abroad
# Living abroad

A number of travel topics are available related to living abroad.
* Culture shock
* Retiring abroad
* Second homes
* Studying abroad
** Learning languages abroad
** Studying in Australia
** Studying in China
** Studying in Japan
** Studying in the United States
* Working abroad
** Digital nomad
** Teaching English
** Travel writing
** Volunteer travel
** Working in China
** Working in Japan
** Working in the United States
# Reasons to travel

    (In reality it is more like a goaty road at evening as your car descends the hill in a cloud of caprine dust, and the lights of Samarkand city shimmer ahead.)
Readers of these pages will need little selling on reasons to travel, and already have a bank of such travel memories to draw on, and with plans and hopes for more. This index to some travel topics links to advice relevant depending on the reason for the trip you are planning.

## Travel for practical reasons

* Business travel
* Medical tourism
* Studying abroad
* Travel writing
* Working abroad

## Holiday and religious travel

* Christmas and New Year travel
* Carnival
* Spring break
* Easter travel
* Gap year travel
* LGBT-friendly beach resorts
* Religion and spirituality

## Family occasions

* Bachelor(ette) parties
* Wedding travel
* Honeymoon travel
* Funeral travel

## Categories of travellers

See Concerns#Categories of travellers.
* Organizing a group trip
* Retiring abroad
* Vacation camp
# Living abroad

A number of travel topics are available related to living abroad.
* Culture shock
* Retiring abroad
* Second homes

## Learn

* Learning languages abroad
* Studying abroad

### By country

* Studying in Australia
* Studying in China
* Studying in Finland
* Studying in Japan
* Studying in the United States

## Work

* Digital nomad
* Teaching English
* Volunteer travel
* Working abroad

### By country

* Working in China
* Working in Finland
* Working in Japan
* Working in the United States
# Reasons to travel

    (In reality it is more like a goaty road at evening as your car descends the hill in a cloud of caprine dust, and the lights of Samarkand city shimmer ahead.)
Readers of these pages will need little selling on reasons to travel, and already have a bank of such travel memories to draw on, and with plans and hopes for more. This index to some travel topics links to advice relevant depending on the reason for the trip you are planning.

## Travel for practical reasons

* Business travel
* Medical tourism
* Studying abroad
* Travel writing
* Working abroad

## Holiday and religious travel

* Christmas and New Year travel
* Carnival
* Spring break
* Easter travel
* Gap year travel
* LGBT-friendly beach resorts
* Religion and spirituality

## Family occasions

* Bachelor(ette) parties
* Wedding travel
* Honeymoon travel
* Funeral travel

## Categories of travellers

See Concerns#Categories of travellers.
* Organizing a group trip
* Retiring abroad
* Vacation camp

## See also

* Living abroad
# Võsu

Võsu$^{[deadlink]}$ is a small beach village in North Estonia inside Lahemaa National Park.

## Understand

The village is one of the oldest summer resorts in Estonia, founded in the 19th century.

## Get in
### By bus

To travel between the villages of Lahemaa National Park and from the highway, or from Tallinn or Rakvere, not so frequent buses are available. See Estonia#Get around, which also covers connections with interchange, especially Paetus.ee. It makes sense to first take a bus to Rakvere and then on to Võsu.

## Get around

Võsu is small enough to be covered by foot.

## See

There is not much to see except for the beach. Relax and enjoy the untouched region.

## Do

Võsu has a beautiful 3 km long beach area with a belt of dunes behind it. Swimming, sailing, windsurfing, beach volleyball and football are all options.
There are interesting hiking trails with good roads. It is possible to rent a bike from the local manors.

## Go next

* Check out the various sights nearby, within Lahemaa National Park as well as North Estonia.
* Käsmu – A coastal village inside of Lahemaa National Park.
* Rakvere – Estonia's fifth largest city, east of Tallinn, famous for its Punk and Rock festivals and spirit.