Pilot your own underwater sub-scooter at a depth of 3 metres for a truly unique experience.

Take a dive to a 35 metre depth, to witness life below the surface.

The park stretches over 25 hectares and is home to over 140 species of birds from around the world.

The undulating layers of blue, green, red and yellow sands are said to be the result of erosion of volcanic ash.

One of the largest commercial and residential towns situated near Trou Aux Cerfs.

Located on the West coast, just 30 minutes drive from the airport this is a good place for all watersports.

Enjoy island life to the fullest with an all day excursion to Gabriel Island at the far north of Mauritius.

Offers excellent shopping opportunities and is situated in the North. It is protected from the wind and is sunny almost all year round.

One of the two natural lakes of Mauritius.

A haven for water sports and is said to have the most beautiful beach in Mauritius.

Enjoy an interesting excursion to an authentic old sugar cane factory.

Situated in a forested valley in the South of Mauritius, this park originally started in 1985 as a crocodile breeding programme and is now a well visited tourist attraction.

The ultimate Mauritian kite-surfing destination, Le Morne, is situated just 1.5 hours from the airport.

The largest settlement in the south and is also known to be one of the most important fishing centers in this part of the world.

All items for sale at the Mauritius Glass Gallery are made by skilled craftsmen using 100% recycled glass.

The famous gardens are home to some 500 species of plants from around the world.

The capital city of Port Louis, situated in the North, is a bustling and busy centre and therefore the busiest city of the island.

Tamarin is still known for being one of the only places on the island to surf. Tamarin is also known for being an important salt processing area, with huge salt pans to the south of the village. Fishing is also an important part of the village and fresh fish is usually available.

It is possible to walk down into the extinct volcanic crater, through dense forest, to a small lake at the bottom.