Your journey begins at the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport where you’ll pick up your rental car before heading to your home-hosted accommodation in the southwest of the island. Driving is on the left-hand side of the road in Mauritius. The drive is through little villages set amongst vast sugar cane fields with the ocean in the backdrop. Check-in at your property on room only basis. There are several restaurants within reach of the place. Your friendly hosts will give you a briefing of the place and the locality. The location of your accommodation offers the best of both worlds – a tranquil place in nature to restore self, and the perfect base from which to enjoy many of the surrounding activities in the wild South, from coastal walks to nature escapes, and much more. Depending on the time of arrival you may wish to go for an orientation walk or a drive of the locality leading to the beach.

This morning head off to Rochester Falls, set in a rugged, wild, and lush green landscape in the village of Souillac, a mere 25-minute drive from your location. A must-visit tourist attraction in Mauritius. The breath-taking scenery, cascading waterfalls, pools of clear water, and luxuriant greeneries make it – Nature at its best- inviting you for a refreshing swim to reconnect with nature. Venture further into the wild south to the village of Souillac close to the southernmost point of the island. It is the Capital of Savanne District and was named after Vicomte De Souillac, the Island's Governor from 1779 to 1787. During the English Colonization, the port was used for transportation of sugar from sugar factories in the south to Port Louis, the Capital and main seaport. Its activity and importance ceased in 1877 with the introduction of railways and other means of transport. The post office of the village is also one of the oldest on the island and is housed in the building of the old train station. You may park there and walk down to some of the places of interest: Telfair Garden and la Nef, a museum and former home of Mauritian Poet Robert Edward Hart. From there drive to Gris Gris Beach set at the bottom of a cliff. Enjoy the wild beauty of Think strong waves crashing against the jagged cliffs, tide pools with crystal-clear water, secret caves, viewpoints, and hidden waterfalls! Do not miss the iconic “Roche Qui Pleure” (Weeping Rocks)! You may wish to try one of the local restaurants opposite Gris Gris for lunch. Drive along the coast road to Bel Ombre. There are public several beaches on the way where you can stop for a dip in the sea. Other interest stops are the Vortex in Riambel and the Seashell Museum in Bel Ombre. Drive past the Bel Ombre through the fishing village of Baie Du Cap onto Maccondé viewpoint for a spectacular sunset over the lagoon with the mountain in the backdrop before driving back to the homestay.

This morning head to a protected Deer Park situated on the spectacular black cliffs of the South Coast for a guided walk in pure nature. This Private forest and Nature Reserve is a unique jewel that flows out seamlessly to sensational vistas of the Indian Ocean on one side and the luxuriant vegetation and sugar cane fields on the other. Make the most of this easy and leisurely walk through the protected Deer Park situated on the spectacular black cliffs of the South Coast. The landscape weaves down the Rivière des Anguilles until it merges into the black-stoned cliffs where the roaring waves crash. The cool sea breeze relaxes the mind and the soul, making you feel invigorated and energized. Lunch (included) will be served at the lodge in the park. On the way back, you may stop for a visit plantation house, set in the village of St Aubin, built-in 1819.

This morning bid farewell to your host as you check out of the property. Drive deep in the heart of Mauritius. The trip is an insight into a different taste of the Mauritius landscape. The first stop is at the magnificent Chamarel waterfall emerging from the moors on the way down to the seven coloured piles of the earth of Chamarel. Proceed through the tropical rain forest of Plaine Champagne with a stop at the viewpoint over the spectacular Black River Gorges National Park. Head-on to Grand Bassin also known as Ganga Talao, a sacred lake for pilgrims of the Hindu community situated in a secluded mountain area. There is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and the other Gods including Hanuman, Lakshmi and others along the Grand Bassin. Each year in February/March, most of the island's Hindus come here for Maha Shivaratri celebrations on a pilgrimage to pay homage to Lord Shiva who links the holy water of Grand Bassin to that of the The Ganges in India. Origins of the Maha Shivaratri - in 1896 Shri Jhummon Giri Gosagne, a “Pujari” (priest) of Triolet saw in a dream the water of the lake of Grand Bassin springing from the “Jahnvi”, thus forming part of the holy river Ganga in India. The news of the dream spread rapidly and created quite a stir in the Hindu community. The following year, pilgrims trekked to Grand-Bassin to collect its water to offer to Lord Shiva on the occasion of Maha Shivaratri. On the way to Curepipe, the second-largest city on the Island is the Takamaka Winery, the only winery in the world dedicated exclusively to lychee wine. You may wish to stop for a visit and/or lunch. From there make your way to Curepipe for a visit to Trou Aux Cerf Crater with offers a 360° view of the island. Drive to your accommodation in Flic en Flac on the west coast. Check-in in a Standard Sea View Apartment at Sea Villa for 3 nights on a room only basis.

This morning head off for a visit to Port Louis, the capital city rich in history. Bursting with life, the city blends the island’s past and present. It is also a rainbow of cultures, religions and traditions reflected in the island lifestyle Tour the city’s landmarks including the Champ de Mars, racecourse, Saint Louis Cathedral, Pagodas, the colourful Tamil temples, Place D’armes, the Jummah Mosque, the House of Parliament, Port Louis Market and La Citadelle (The Fort Adelaide). Caudan Waterfront craft market, spread across two levels, is a perfect place to shop for local hand-made souvenirs. This afternoon, enjoy the sea and beach at Flic-en-Flac while watching the sun go down on the horizon.

Early morning drive to the west coast for a peaceful and responsible encounter and/or swimming experience with the Dolphins in the open sea. A once-in-a-lifetime experience, swimming with dolphins in their natural habitat and enjoying an encounter with them in the open sea. Immerse yourself in the adventure of a lifetime and swim with dolphins in crystal clear waters. You’ll plunge into the remarkable world of these powerful marine mammals and come face to face with them. More adventure awaits as you make your way to Casela Nature Park. This 14-hectare wildlife reserve is home to an amazing variety of birds and animals and provides an ideal playground for grown-ups and the little ones alike. A visit to the bird aviaries followed by a safari drive is included. The rest of the day is at leisure.

There’s no planned activity during the day. Relax by the sea, walk along the public beach, or explore the surroundings of Flic-en-Flac. Drive to the airport and drop off the vehicle.