Make the most of your holiday in the Indian Ocean with these included excursions: with sea trips, cultural discovery tours and the opportunity to explore vast open spaces, there is truly so much to see and do.

Learn all about the local culture and admire the fauna and flora of this rich island, between tropical lands, captivating sea beds, green mountains and fine sandy beaches.

Your day trip will begin at Trou-Aux-Cerfs, a dormant volcanic crater offering a unique 360° panoramic view. Continue to Les Voiliers de l'Océan, where you can watch local artisans craft meticulous replicas of authentic 18th-century sailing ships. Take a walk inland through the forest to Ganga Talao, a lake sacred to Mauritian Hindus in Plaine Champagne.

Further along the winding road to the Black River Gorge National Park, you will reach a local restaurant with a breathtaking view of the coastline. Continuing through the pineapple and sugar cane fields, you will discover Chamarel, its magnificent waterfall and its unique seven-coloured landscape. On the way back, you will come across the emblematic Morne mountain and the Ile aux Bénitiers.

Embark on a catamaran excursion on the West Coast for a chance to spot dolphins in the wild and go snorkelling in the aqua-blue waters. Enjoy lunch on board before seeing the crystal rock at Ile aux Bénitiers. 

This excursion through the north of the island will take you to discover several sites. You'll discover Cap Malheureux, a small village in the extreme north of the island, dominated by a pretty red-roofed church and offering a splendid view of Gunner's Quoin and the northern islands. Your next stop is the Pamplemousses Botanical Gardens, home to the Samadhi funerary shrine of Sir Seewoosagar Ramgoolam, the father of the Mauritian nation. Here you can see more than 500 rare exotic plants, including giant water lilies and Talipot palms that only flower every 60 years...

Then enjoy a traditional lunch at L'aventure du Sucre, set in an authentic sugar factory that traces the history of sugar cane on the island. In the afternoon, stop off at the Blue Penny Museum, where you can admire the famous 1847 postage stamps, as well as the local market in Port Louis to get a taste of Mauritian life.

A breath of fresh air on the western coast of Mauritius, Anelia Beach Resort & Spa 4* marries chic modern design with traditional Mauritian-style thatched roofing and rustic finishes.

Home to rich and extensive marine life, the hotel's seashore setting offers guests wonderful opportunities, including interactions with dolphins and a range of watersports.

Hues of white and taupe create a soothing atmosphere in the Superior Room at Anelia Beach Resort & Spa 4*. Enjoy a private balcony and a view of either the gardens or the ocean (partial view only). Enjoy a great night's sleep in your plush king or twin beds.

Facing the tropical gardens and pool, the spacious Deluxe Room at Anelia Beach Resort & Spa 4* is the perfect place to spend a relaxing holiday. The room features modern décor in natural tones and amenities include a sofa bed and balcony. Enjoy a restful night's sleep in these comfortable quarters within this fabulous resort and make the most of your holiday.

Wake up to spectacular ocean views in this bright and spacious room, complete with everything you need for a tropical beach break.

This offer is based on an upgraded all inclusive stay (breakfast, lunch and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant with a selection of snacks and drinks). Please see the details section for further information about your board basis. 

Enjoy a treatment in one of six individual timber-roofed pavilions in The Garden Spa & Wellness Centre. Choose from an array of massages from expert therapists who can tailor treatments to your needs.

A Jacuzzi sits in the manicured garden, and a sauna and hammam are also available. Swimmers can take their pick of the two infinity pools or the ocean, and there's also a fitness centre, tennis courts and yoga classes.

From north to south and from east to west, Mauritius is full of wonders that are part of the things to see on the spot, with the Trou aux Cerfs volcano, the colorful lands of Chamarel, a catamaran trip or a visit to the botanical gardens of Pamplemousses.

Hop on an Airbus H20 helicopter whether during the daytime or at sunset, and fly over golden beaches, blue lagoons and green filaos trees.

Take a flight to the north to Grand Baie and Coin de Mire, a protected national park only accessible by air. Continue on to the village of Cap Malheureux, known for its iconic red-roofed chapel, and the Île d'Ambre for a view of the Château de Labourdonnais. 

Get a taste of Mauritius' heritage by visiting the three estates that date back to colonial times and trace the route of tea, vanilla and rum.

Discover the majesty of the Chamarel waterfalls from a unique vantage point during a 15-minute helicopter flight. Fly over the turquoise waters and admire the natural beauty of this iconic Mauritian attraction.

An unforgettable experience for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.

Immerse yourself in a captivating aerial adventure with a 25-minute helicopter flight over Chamarel.

Depart from Lavilleon Adventure Park for a breathtaking journey to Chamarel, where majestic waterfalls and brilliant colors will amaze you. Then explore the region's must-see attractions before flying over the majestic Morne Brabant mountain.

Embark on a 45-minute flight from the Triolet base to discover the treasures of Mauritius, including Port-Louis, Ile des Bénitiers, Morne Brabant, Cascade sous-marine and Mont Pieter Both. 

Enjoy a day with stops on two islands chosen for their beauty and unspoilt natural setting: Île-aux-Aigrettes, home to exotic flora and fauna, and Île des Deux Cocos, renowned for its heavenly seabed. 

Nestled in the heart of Chamarel, the Ebony Forest is a sanctuary home to some endangered species. Your guided walking tour begins with a stop at the observation post, which provides a view of the bird nurseries.

At the end of the tour, you will plant a young plant or its seeds. The excursion continues further south to "Kaz'alala," which historically was part of an old sugar mill, for a traditional Mauritian lunch.

Meet local craftspeople and discover their talents, creativity, cultures and traditions. Learn how local crafts contribute to the economic development of the island and find out how recycled materials are transformed into unique objects.

Discover the Royal Botanical Garden of Pamplemousses and Port-Louis with its colourful market, giant tortoises, deer, water lilies and lotuses. You'll have a panoramic view of the citadel and finish your visit at the market where you'll discover local produce.

Embark on a discovery of the west coast of Mauritius during a catamaran excursion, with dolphin watching in the open sea and a snorkelling session. Enjoy a delicious barbecue on board and visit to Île aux Bénitiers for a day of relaxation and adventure.

A perfect paradise on earth, Mauritius is famed for its powder-white beaches framing turquoise lagoons, fringed by gently swaying palm trees. Venturing further inland, you'll find thick, lush vegetation, home to an abundance of wildlife. Finally, Mauritius is renowned for its warm Creole hospitality and excellent cuisine, making it an ideal holiday destination.