Overview
This 10 day holiday will leave you wanting to re-live it. Relax and enjoy luxury accommodation, immerse yourself in crystal waters, bask in the warm sun and discover the real Mauritius on off the beaten track unique local adventures.
Holiday Summary:
Day 1-2 Grand River South East
Day 3-6 Trou aux Biches
Day 7-9 Chamarel
Day 10 Return home
Your 9 night trip will take you on an adventure starting in the East of the island at Grand River South East, and a beautiful eco lodge nestled between the river and the coast. Take time to relax, unwind and acclimatise enjoying gentle water activities, hiking or cycling.
Set sail for a day on board a traditional wooden boat, locally known as a”pirogue” and discover 3 isolated islets in the Southeast. Experience amazing snorkelling and enjoy a delicious seafood BBQ lunch to end the trip!
Visit Ile aux Cerfs and get adventurous as you uncover a waterfall during Kayaking in Grand Riviere Sud-Est. Your next stop is Trou aux Biches.
Stay in true paradise on the North West coast to enjoy the beautiful beach of Trou aux Biches for 4 nights. At Sakoa Boutique Hotel you will feel like you’re in a tropical dream, with a beautiful pool, bar, restaurant and a white sandy beach which is soft underfoot.
Explore the capital of Port Louis and immerse yourself in the melting pot of cultures found in Mauritius, on your delicious food and cultural local tour. Tasting authentic street food along the buzzing high streets in the capital city is quite an adventure!
Your next stop is Chamarel, where you will stay in peaceful cottages on a working tropical farm at the edge of the National Park. Embark on an electric bike tour discovering untouched nature and culture. You will visit an agricultural rum distillery, the Earth of 7 Colours and Chamarel Waterfall
This sustainable trip is completely carbon offset, taking you off the beaten tracks in Mauritius and with stunning weather, year-round, why not make this all-encompassing tour of Mauritius your next winter sun escape?
*from price is based on travelling in low season May – September