Touch down in Mauritius at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport. Meet and greet by your driver upon arrival. Transfer to your hotel situated at Pointe Jérome, near Mahébourg, on the Southeast coast of Mauritius.

After a hearty breakfast, enjoy a full-day boat cruise in the crystal-clear lagoon of the east to some of the most beautiful islets namely Ile aux Mariannes, Ile aux Phares, Ile de la Passe and Ile aux Cerfs. Be wowed by their lush fauna and flora and learn about their history during colonial times. Snorkel at one of the most beautiful spots on the island before heading to Ile aux Cerfs for a delicious BBQ lunch. In the afternoon chill and sip some local rum cocktail in a friendly atmosphere where you will taste the Mauritian Flavour at its best while enjoying the appealing Sega beat.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a conservationist and work actively in the protection of endangered species? We can make this dream come true by allowing you to go behind the scenes and assist them for a day! Indulge yourself into virgin nature for a whole day and discover what Mauritius looked like over 400 years ago, a trip to Ile aux Aigrette Island is a must. The tiny island is indeed a showcase of the ecosystem before the arrival of man. The 'Conservationist for a day' project will allow you to experience the operations with experienced and knowledgeable biologists and rangers, who will share facts and their daily work experience with you. On the island, the botanist will give you explanations of different trees that exist on the island and the season when planting is done. You will be lucky to participate in cutting plants, feeding tortoises, and doing potting in the nursery. You will even get the chance to meet and share a lunch with a scientist and discuss their daily work in the field station. When you book this holiday, you are supporting the Mauritius Wildlife Foundation which does an incredible job in protecting endangered species.

Get ready for an early departure (Approx 06h00 pick-up from the hotel) for a peaceful and responsible swimming experience with the dolphins in the open sea. You will plunge into the remarkable world of these powerful marine mammals and come face to face with them. Back on land, head to the authentic Chamarel Village which is home to the Seven coloured earth and its waterfalls (A nature’s wonder). Home Hosted authentic Creole lunch in the village of Chamarel. In the afternoon,discover Black River Gorges National Park and Grand Bassin sacred lake before heading to Takamaka Winery (The only winery in the world dedicated exclusively to lychee wine) for a unique Wine tasting.

There’s no planned activity during the day. Relax by the sea, enjoy the pool or treat yourself at the spa. Your resort offers a range of land and sea activities you can choose from.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel before heading to the Wild South of Mauritius. 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.

After breakfast, take a scenic drive through small villages set amidst rolling sugarcane fields to the southeast of the island. Visit the 18th-century local family-owned biscuit factory, which has been producing manioc biscuits since 1870. Learn the cooking technique and unique biscuit recipes that have made the success of this factory. You will be guided around the factory for a short fascinating tour. Biscuit tasting completes the experience. Head off to the village of Mahebourg, a laid-back fishing community of 20,000, crammed with colourful old houses. The monument at the Mahebourg waterfront attests to its dramatic past: the naval battle between the French Napoleonic navy and the British Navy who wanted to conquer the Island in 1810. It is the only war won by the French over the British during Napoleon's time, so much so that it is recorded at the Arc De Triomphe in Paris. Stroll in the colourful streets of the village lined with small shops where the friendliness of service is no substitution for the sophistication of goods. Further down you will visit the Naval Museum, housed in a beautiful Creole mansion dating from the 18th century. The exhibits guide you through the different phases of Mauritian history. Lunch will be served in a local restaurant. After lunch, visit another amazing Community-Based Project (Terrain for Interactive Pedagogy through Arts) aiming at the development of vulnerable children through arts and civic education. The day ends with a breath-taking helicopter tour to discover the Mauritian landscape in a truly exciting and original way. See the Southeast part of the island unfold beneath you as you rise above a panorama of magnificent lagoons, pristine coastlines, undulating sugar cane fields, and other spectacular views! When you book this holiday, you are contributing towards a project to support the holistic development of children through the learning of arts.

After breakfast at the hotel, spend the day at leisure before boarding your outbound flight with memorable moments of fabulous places…