Mauritius Holiday Packages

Ile Aux Cerfs (East Tour)

Île aux Cerfs Island, known in English as the deer island is an island near the east coast of Mauritius in the Flacq district. This paradise island of Mauritius constitutes of around 100 hectares of land. Nowadays there are no more deers on the island, but you will find there some of the worlds beautiful beaches and as such it is one of the must place to visit and see in Mauritius.

Casela World of Adventures

Casela Bird Park where you get plenty of activities such as Interaction with lion, Lion Walk, Mini Safari, Observation, Rando Fun, etc. Casela World of Adventures is the most visited attraction in Mauritius and the Indian Ocean, and has been welcoming locals and tourists of all ages since 1979. The adventure park is open all year round except Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Situated atop the sugarcane fields on the west coast of the island, with Rempart Mountain in the backdrop, Casela probably takes its name from “Lakaz-la”, meaning “The house” in the local language. Initially a bird sanctuary, the park draws from the vision of a bunch of nature lovers who wished to save the trees on site from cutting down and incorporate them into a garden.

Blue Safari Submarine/Subscooter

Enjoy a dream adventure going underwater to 35 meters depth on board of a real submarine. Go for a once in a lifetime experience and discover the beautiful marine life and the underwater world of Mauritius! As part of the submarine trip will get to visit a shipwreck, explore the rich coral reefs of Mauritius, and observe and encounter various species of fish. This is a wonderful experience for everyone visiting Mauritius. You will get to experience what you only dream about, when going underwater and staring into the crystal clear Indian Ocean water and discovering the rich sea life deep underwater.

North Tour/Port-Louis City

In Mauritius, when we speak of “the north”, Grand Bay is the first thing that comes to mind. Grand Bay, through sustained development, has become the premier tourist destination of Mauritius. The starting point of nautical trips to the northern islands and other sea activities, Grand Bay has two beaches, one of which is “La Cuvette", a discreet hideaway, where you can still found the rare “tec-tec” hidden in the sand, small white shells that need to be preserved.

Chamarel the Seven Coloured Earth

The seven colored earth is a natural phenomenon and a prominent tourist attraction. The colors evolved through conversion of basaltic lava to clay minerals. It is a relatively small area ofsand dunes comprising sand of seven distinct colours (approximately red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple and yellow). Due to the tropical weather conditions, all water-soluble elements such as silicon dioxide have been washed out. The remains are the reddish-black iron- and aluminium oxides which create shades in blue, cyan and purple. The various colors developed due to the different compositions. And what is more fascinating is the fact that if you mix the colored earth together, they'll eventually settle into separate layers. And you may also be puzzled as the colors might play tricks on you and may appear to be shadows.