Tours

There is much to see and do on an island like Mauritius. Tourists nowadays don’t only come to dwell in a luxury hotel or stick to the white sandy beaches. On the contrary the Ocean, the lagoon and the island itself have been turned into a veritable holiday-playground for those who like to work hard and play hard – and the Mauritians have eagerly adopted the concept. Visitors these days go out on a quad or mountain bike to explore the green hills, take a ride on horseback along the beach or the mountain slopes, jump down waterfalls on a canoeing expedition, crawl up steep slopes, cliffs and mountainsides and hike the untouched nature in the National Park.

Nature parks have tuned up their services and added trekking, hiking, animal-encounters and zip-lines for customers of all age groups and fitness-levels to their range of impressive services.

The Ocean beckons with activities like sailing, kayaking, diving, snorkeling and boating adventures of any kind. Deep sea fishing is still big in Mauritius, but then the cracks travel thousands of kilometres to brave the waves at all those fabulous spots, where kite- and windsurfing is celebrated in style.

Those in for the ultimate thrill might decide to go up on a mini-airplane and throw themselves into the element of air for a Skydive combined with probably the best view ever to be enjoyed of Mauritius.