Set sail for an adventurous speedboat trip to discover the five beautiful southern islets.

Île aux Cerfs: Mauritius' crowning jewel, famous for its sprawling white sandbanks and vibrant lagoon playground. It is the ultimate spot to unwind, enjoy a beachside lunch, and experience thrilling watersports like parasailing.

Île aux Phares: Home to a striking 19th-century stone lighthouse built in 1864 right on the edge of the barrier reef. Standing on its rocky cliffs offers a dramatic view of open ocean waves crashing violently against the coral shelf.

Île de la Passe: A rugged military outpost that served as the main battleground for the famous 1810 Battle of Grand Port between the French and British navies. It is scattered with weathered stone ruins, old cannons, and historic fortifications.

Îlot Mangénie: A pristine, quieter private islet separated from Île aux Cerfs by a shallow mangrove channel. It is celebrated for its wilder feel and brilliant, shifting white sandspits that make you feel like a glamorous castaway.

Île aux Aigrettes: A strictly protected coral island acting as a living museum of Mauritius’ original coastal ecosystem. Gliding past its shores offers a glimpse into a vital sanctuary that saved rare native ebony trees and giant Aldabra tortoises.

The stunning turquoise lagoon is your playground for a day packed with high-energy thrills and premium relaxation. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for world-class snorkelling among vibrant coral reefs, or take to the sky with an adrenaline-pumping parasailing flight for a bird's-eye view of the coast. For those seeking extra excitement, you can bounce across the waves on a high-speed tube ride or experience an unforgettable undersea walk.
When it is time to refuel, indulge in a delicious, live-cooked Mauritian BBQ lunch right on board the speedboat. Savour freshly grilled fish, chicken, and local specialities, all paired with a fully stocked open bar serving refreshing alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks as you relax and float over the water.