Cruise

The flagship activity in Mauritius remains catamaran trips. Surrounded by water, there are several outlets where you can fully enjoy the sun and our turquoise water. You have the opportunity to swim with dolphins or snorkel by exploring the seabed of the Blue Bay Reserve. Grilled meat will be served aboard the catamaran at lunchtime and on one of the islets.

Southern Trip

The south of the island is divided between luxuriant nature and sumptuous landscapes. Take the measurement from the top of Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcanic crater. After a stop at Les Voiliers de l’Océan, maker of replica models of the 18th century vessels, take the road of pilgrims to the Great Basin, sacred lake of Hindus.

Discover snakes in the protected reserve of Plaine Champagne, with a stop at the spectacular Gorges de la Rivière Noire, before having lunch in a restaurant perched on the side of the mountain, with a breathtaking view of the south. You will then visit Chamarel with its waterfall, its land of colors, a real geological phenomenon and its famous Rhumerie whose reputation is well established

The Capital

Port Louis, the cosmopolitan capital of Mauritius was founded in 1735 by the French governor Bertrand-François Mahe of La Bourdonnais. The latter was a great builder and pioneer in the field of trade in the Indian Ocean. Located on the northwest coast of Mauritius, Port Louis is primarily the business and administrative center of the island. Boiling with activity during the day, the city is full of cultural and historical treasures that must be discovered. In addition to the central market which is a place of reference for those who want to discover the scents of Mauritius, many historic sites to visit, including the Champ de Mars, the oldest racecourse in the southern hemisphere. Other places of interest are to be envisaged as the ‘Place d’armes’, the Parliament, the Theater of Port-Louis, Fort Adelaide, Aapravasi Ghat, the marina of Port-Louis, the Blue Penny Museum ….