El día comienza con una parada para hacer fotos en el volcán extinguido, y a su cráter ''Trou aux Cerfs'', seguido por una visita a una casa colonial, reconvertida en la tienda libre de impuestos ''Colección Privada''. A continuación el tour se dirigirá hacia el ''Gran Bassin'', para visitar el lugar de peregrinación de los hindúes, y posteriormente continuar a través de la reserva forestal de ''Plaine Champagne'' rumbo a las gargantas del Río Negro, con sus espectaculares vistas. El almuerzo se realizará en el restaurante ''Varangue Sur Morne''.
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La duración del tour puede ser de 8 o 9 horas, depende de la ubicación del hotel. El tour empieza entre las 7:30 y las 9:00 horas, depende de la ubicación del hotel
Idiomas
Inglés y Francés
The speed boat trip departs from Trou D’Eau Douce on the central east coast of Mauritius where you will embark to Ile aux Cerfs. On the stunning Ile aux Cerfs Island, a delicious BBQ lunch will be served. The lunch menu consists of BBQ private table and service. The skipper will then cruise along the lagoon proceeding all the way to the Visit of GRSE Waterfalls. The GRSE waterfall is an exceptional place where land and sea merge.
The speed boat will sail along the waterfalls’ canal for the beautiful view of the Grand River South East Waterfalls. From the shore, you will venture in the deep blue sea making your way to the Ile aux Flamants - a bench of coastal sand situated in the east. The island is well known for its romantic side, a true magnetism for numerous honeymoon couples. According to sea conditions, the boat shall stop and visit Ile aux Phares, Ile de La Passe, Ile Aux Aigrettes, Ile des Deux Cocos and Blue-Bay Marine Park. Along the way the speed boat can stop for you to enjoy snorkeling inside the largest lagoon along the east coast allowing you to enjoy the underwater marine life and swim amongst superb corals and brightly colored tropical fish. Snorkeling equipment is provided on the boat and you can enjoy Private Glass Bottom Boat. Then back in speed boat to Ile aux Cerfs for lunch and to spend some time on the island.
Lastly the speed boat will drive back to Trou D’Eau Douce.
Discover some of Mauritius’ more unusual attractions on this trip. We’ll kick off at the Glass Museum, where you’ll have a guided tour of the exhibits. The star attraction is the ‘Hands of Fame’ display – a collection of casts of celebrity hands made from 100% recycled glass. Follow in their footsteps and have a cast of your own hand made, or pick up a few unique blown-glass pieces in the gift boutique. Next on the agenda is Bagatelle shopping mall. Traditional Chinese dancers will greet you, before you’re taken on a tour of the craft market. You’ll have a couple of hours to browse the stalls and boutiques, so save room in your suitcase for plenty of souvenirs. Lunch will be at the Flying Dodo, the island’s first brewery, and there’ll be time for a quick look round before we sit down. We’ll finish up at Eureka, a traditional Creole house nestled between the Moka Range and a ravine carpeted in greenery. The house was built back in 1830, and is stuffed with antiques and rare objets d’art. Once you’ve had a nose around, take a seat on the veranda and enjoy a cup of tea overlooking the gardens.
Visit Pamplemousses' famous botanical gardens. From there, head to the capital city of Port Louis, where panoramic views may be enjoyed from la Citadelle, an old fortress. Shop at le Caudan Waterfront, with its designer shops, duty free jewellery, craft market, spices and souvenirs, and discover the fascinating cross section of Mauritian life by visiting the exotic market of Port Louis.
Evalué la riqueza de la flora y la fauna durante el recorrido de dos horas por el valle de Ferney, una reserva natural dentro de uno de los últimos bosques indígenas en la Islas Mauricio. Después de la caminata, se servirá un típico almuerzo criollo.
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This tour offers you to discover and explore the beautiful East coast of Mauritius. As part of this speed boat trip you will get to enjoy sailing through the crystal clear water of the East coast lagoon with stunning scenery all around. The meeting point is in Trou D’Eau Douce and you will embark on the speedboat to Ile aux Cerfs.
You will get to stay on one of the picture-postcard beach and enjoy delicious BBQ food served with drinks. As you approach the Ile aux Cerfs Island by speed boat, you will see the swaying palm trees and the pure white beaches framed by the vivid turquoise waters. There, you will have free time to spend on the beach, going for a stroll, swimming in the lagoon, snorkeling, relaxation on the beach on enjoying one of the water sport activities offered on the island.
The speed boat will take you along the east coast and then upstream the Grand River for an incredible view of the Grand River South-East Waterfalls. This incredible visit will change the mood of your excursion simply with its rocky, green and fresh water surrounding compared to our other destinations. You can explore the place or relax and enjoy the scene and sunshine. Grand River South East waterfall excursion can be combined with a trip to Ile aux Cerf. This speed boat trip is all about making sure you have a full day of fun, excitement and discovery of Mauritius breathtaking natural beauty, while discovering part of the Mauritian Culture!
The buzz word on this tour is ‘scenery'. You'll experience the best of Mauritius, from the underwater coral of the Indian Ocean to the jungle canopies of the mainland. The trip begins with a catamaran ride around the coast. You'll sail along the south-east shoreline, passing bottle-green mountains and islets. About half-way through the morning, your captain will halt the boat, so you can strap on a snorkel and discover the parrot fish, groupers and moray eels that swim beneath the waves. After your snorkelling session, there'll be a photo stop at the Grand River South East Waterfalls, a nearby beauty spot. From here, you'll head back to the mainland, ready for lunch and a hike through Ferney Valley. This 200-hectare nature reserve is part of one of the island's oldest forests, and it's filled with more than 100 indigenous plants.
Enjoy the full day hiking at Le Morne Brabant which is a truly magnificent high point of Mauritius. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is a rugged mountain, 555 meters high, and was used as a shelter by runaway slaves through the 18th and early 19th century. There are 2 routes around the mountain, one for every level. The first route is The Slave Route up to the Cross (DIFFICULTY: CHALLENGING)This is the more sportive route, which takes you to the highest point you can climb to, 515 meters above sea level. The hike ends at the ‘Cross of the Slaves’, a statue to commemorate the runaway slaves who on 1 February 1835 jumped to their deaths to escape a police expedition who came to tell them that slavery had been abolished.
The first 250 meters up are easy and the path is wide. From 250 to 400 meters high, it gets more narrow and steep. The last 100 meters up are the most challenging part. The second route is The Hilly Forest Route (DIFFICULTY: EASY) Enjoy the lush green mountain scenery on this fun walk. Through the savannah-like landscape a broad path takes you up to the plateau which surrounds the mountain.
Walking around Le Morne – the luxury hotels, astonishing lagoons and Benitiers Island glittering at your feet – you overlook the southwest coast of Mauritius, all the way up to the mountains encircling capital Port Louis and the peaks of Black River Gorges National Park. The mountain slopes are home to tropical birds, fruit bats, deer and wild boar, so don’t forget to bring your camera. (Including a bottle of water, a chocolate bar and a cereal bar) The view at 515 meters above ? sea level is truly sensational; the multicolored sea and surrounding summits are breathtaking.
Viaje en barco a la Isla de Ile-aux-Cerfs, cubierta de casuarinas, palmeras y arbustos de flores. A medida que se acerque, estará rodeado por playas de arena blanca para tomar el sol y transparentes aguas turquesas para nadar y bucear. Hay un bar y se proporcionará el almuerzo en el restaurante de Paul y Virginie.
Idiomas
Mínimo 2 idiomas (inglés, francés, alemán, español y ruso)