Mauritius Island - Mauritius dolphin and whale watching speedboat tour
Join this speedboat tour and spot wild dolphins and whales in their natural habitat in Mauritius. Enjoy the ride as you sightsee and go snorkeling near the reef.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius five island speedboat tour
Book the Mauritius five islands speedboat tour and enjoy the beautiful beaches and relaxing time on the islands.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius sea kayaking at Île D'Ambre
Enjoy the mangroves of Île D'Ambre where you can sea kayak, relax, soak, snorkel, or take a short walk at the beach.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius deep sea fishing experience
Book your experience in Mauritius and enjoy a fishing activity with family and friends.
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Mauritius Island - Bras d'Eau and Roches Noires mountain bike tour in Mauritius
Enjoy mountain biking through Bras d'Eau National Park and the authentic village of Roches Noires in Mauritius with an experienced guide.
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Mauritius Island - Île des Deux Cocos self-guided beach day tour
Book this Ile des Deux Cocos beach day with free lunch, snorkeling, and a visit to Blue Bay Marine National Park.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius Authentic Bay to Bay Minibus Tour at Bel Ombre
Book this Mauritius day tour at Heritage Nature Park Reserve where you can learn about the history and culture of Mauritius.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius dolphin watching, crater and temple tour
Book this experience that includes Mauritius dolphin watching, crater and temple tour where you can learn about the history and culture of the island and snorkel.
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius private south tour with Chamarel Geopark & Grand Bassin
Book this experience that includes Mauritius South Island private full-day tour where you can discover the most famous pilgrimage sites in Mauritius!
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius Ebony Forest and hiking tour
Enjoy a 3-4 hour hiking tour along the Ridgeline Trail at Ebony Forest and learn about the history of Île aux Benitiers
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Mauritius Island - Mauritius South Island Tour with Chamarel Geopark & Grand Bassin
Wild beauty abounds in Mauritius. But the island's colourful south is absolutely bursting with it. This tour takes you to a roll call of must-sees. Trou aux Cerfs volcano, a sacred lake, the seven-coloured earth of Chamarel and much more await. Sandya, one of our local guides, says, ‘The south is how I imagine my island was 400 years ago. I try to imagine how our animals lived, such as the giant tortoises and extinct dodo, and the now-protected luxuriant forests.'The fun kicks off at Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcano with a 90-metre-deep pine-studded crater. Next, we'll visit Voiliers de l'Océan, where artisans handcraft teak models of 18th century galleons. Laurna, another of our local guides, says, ‘It takes about 300 hours to complete a small boat of 70cm, while for larger boats about 1 to 3 months, depending on the size.' At the Takamaka winery, sample lychee wines and find out how discarded skins are used. This visit supports the employment of locals in a traditional business.Then, at Grand Bassin, a lake sacred to Hindus, you'll visit a temple and maybe offer prayers. A drive through Black River Gorges National Park takes you to a restaurant in Chamarel for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients. Highlights in the park include the 100-metre drop Chamarel waterfalls and the seven-coloured earth of Chamarel. These barren volcanic dunes are surrounded by greenery.
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Mauritius Island - Île aux Cerfs Catamaran Cruise
Mauritius already looks like you're in paradise, this trip just adds to the luxury. Aboard a swish catamaran, you'll discover the island's blue lagoons, thick jungle and powder-white beaches. Along the way, you'll enjoy lunch on board and have plenty of time to swim, snorkel or top up your tan.Casting off from port, you'll set sail down the east coast of Mauritius. This patch of Indian Ocean once played host to historic naval battles between 18th Century France and England. Nowadays, it's a treasure-trove of Insta-worthy snaps. Grab your camera as you cruise past backdrops of mountains, lagoons and hidden coves.Then, you'll tuck into a barbecue lunch before heading to Ile-aux Cerfs – translated in English as Deer Island. The deer disappeared some hundred years ago but you'll still find some of the best and most secluded beaches in Mauritius where you've free time to swim, snorkel or just spread out your towel and relax on the sand.
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