• Blue Bay - Dive into the turquoise waters of Blue Bay Marine Park and experience a vibrant underwater world. The coral gardens here are among the most diverse in Mauritius, with schools of tropical fish moving like living jewels. This protected paradise offers a glimpse of nature at its most colorful.
• Ile Aux Cerfs - Ile Aux Cerfs invites visitors with its immaculate sandy beaches, turquoise lagoon, and a wide range of recreational activities. It’s a sanctuary for both relaxation and adventure, promising a day filled with joy and excitement on its picturesque shores, ideal for leisurely walks and refreshing swims. Dive into the clear waters for an invigorating swim and snorkeling adventure, discovering the lagoon’s underwater marvels.
• Ile aux Fouqets Lighthouse - Welcome to Ile Phare, also known as Ile aux Fouquets! This small island holds a significant place in Mauritius’ history. First discovered by Dutch settlers in 1598, it later became renowned for its lighthouse, constructed in 1864. The lighthouse guided ships safely for many years until the early 20th century.

Located in the bay of Mahébourg, Ile Phare was not only scenic but also strategic. During the famous naval battles of Grand Port, this island played a crucial role, standing as a silent witness to Mauritius’ maritime history. Today, it’s a tranquil spot where history and beauty converge, perfect for curious explorers and photography enthusiasts.

• Grand River South East - As the journey continues along the Grand River South East, the calm waters suddenly transform into the thunderous cascade of Mauritius’ largest waterfall. Surrounded by tropical forest, this location feels like a hidden paradise. Look up to spot monkeys swinging through the trees or fruit bats gliding overhead. It’s a magical moment and one of the island’s most photographed attractions.
• Île de la Passe - Sail past the historic Ile de la Passe, a small yet significant islet known for its crucial role in the 1810 naval battle between French and British forces.
• Ile aux Aigrettes - Passing by Île aux Aigrettes offers a glimpse of Mauritius in its purest form—home to rare species like the pink pigeon and giant Aldabra tortoises, thriving due to conservation efforts. Exploring the coral gardens and schools of tropical fish adds another layer of wonder. The chance of dolphins joining the journey makes it feel as though nature itself is welcoming you along for the ride.

• Lunch
• Drinks served during lunch

• Private transportation

• Snorkeling Equipment, Sun cream, Towels & Swimming Clothes already on
• The company reserves the right to cancel any reservation if bad weather prevails whereby safety of clients would be at stake.
• It is very important and mandatory to listen to and act as per directives given by the Skippers during the whole outing. Max 10 pax for trip
• To bring footwear for island visits.
• All Customers having any food allergens & dietary restrictions should communicate prior.
• Pickup available when transfer is included in purchase.
• All mentioned rates are applicable for non-residents.
• Additional lobster available on request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.