Top Mauritius Aquariums

For a magical and unforgettable day, join this unique private boat tour. Your day will begin early in the morning when you are picked up by a private speed boat and transported in style to the magnificent location of Benitier Island. This tour starts early to be the first to see the dolphins and observe them peacefully in their natural habitat while swimming nearby, followed by snorkelling next to the the aquarium and the famous crystal rock. Later in the day, a degustation lunch is served, followed by a tasty seafood barbeque accompanied by drinks.

See whales off the coast of Mauritius from a speed boat with your small group. Your guide will use a hydrophone in the water to locate where the whales are. Maintaining a safe distance to keep from disturbing the whales, you will be close enough to get some great photos on this late morning excursion.

Instead of booking separate excursions, experience Mauritius’ marine life three times in one day on this combination ocean adventure. Travel by speedboat to Tamarin Bay for the chance to encounter wild dolphins in their natural habitat, then stop at a popular snorkeling site known as “The Aquarium” to explore colorful fish and reef life. In the afternoon, head offshore to look for humpback and sperm whales in the open sea.

Combine some of Mauritius most important natural landmarks and features in this full-day private tour. Start the morning with snorkeling and swimming in a wild dolphin habitat, then head up to the top of Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcano. Hit the crater lake at Grand Bassin, Black River Gorges, and Alexandra Falls, then wind up at the site of the 7-Coloured Earth. Round-trip hotel transport and use of snorkel gear included.

Try to spot the pink pigeon and echo parakeet in the wilds of the Ebony Forest Reserve on this bird watching tour in Mauritius. This is a small group, guided tour, where there will be only 9 passengers maximum. You’ll take your provided binoculars into the forest, where your guide will instruct you on how to find the birds, and hopefully you can see them active and feeding in the wild.