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Spend a full day on a lively catamaran from Trou d'Eau Douce to Île aux Cerf and the Grand River South East waterfall. Snorkel coral gardens, enjoy a three-course BBQ with drinks, and take in coastal views—this is an easy, social island escape with practical comforts like onboard restrooms and private pickup.
Spend a full day on a lively catamaran from Trou d'Eau Douce to Île aux Cerf and the Grand River South East waterfall. Snorkel coral gardens, enjoy a three-course BBQ with drinks, and take in coastal views—this is an easy, social island escape with practical comforts like onboard restrooms and private pickup.
Salt air hits first—the catamaran slips from the Trou d'Eau Douce harbor and the east coast of Mauritius slides free behind you. Waves set a steady rhythm; palms onshore watch as the crew cracks open cold rum punches and the grill hisses. The day moves in chapters: a sheltered snorkel stop over coral gardens, a climb to a photographic vantage at the GRSE (Grand River South East) waterfall, a beachside barbecue on Île aux Cerf, then a lazy return with music and sunset light.
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Operated by Beguided Tours · Trou d'Eau Douce, Flacq District
Salt air hits first—the catamaran slips from the Trou d'Eau Douce harbor and the east coast of Mauritius slides free behind you. Waves set a steady rhythm; palms onshore watch as the crew cracks open cold rum punches and the grill hisses. The day moves in chapters: a sheltered snorkel stop over coral gardens, a climb to a photographic vantage at the GRSE (Grand River South East) waterfall, a beachside barbecue on Île aux Cerf, then a lazy return with music and sunset light.
Geology here is volcanic foundation softened by tropical seas—limestone fringes and coral lagoons rim the island; rivers like the Grand Rivière South East have carved short, steep gorges and dramatic cascades. Culturally, the east coast has fishing villages and Creole flavors that show up in the onboard BBQ: grilled fish and griyade-style chicken with fruit salad. The waterfall and islet are popular with photographers and families, but parts of the coastline still feel raw and marine-driven.
Practically: this is an 8‑hour shared trip with private pick-up across Mauritius, onboard restrooms, continuous drink service, and included snorkeling gear. Expect shallow reefs—bring reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for rocky entries, and a waterproof phone case for underwater photos. Seas can be choppy on windy days; if you’re prone to motion sickness, consider medication. The operator advises arriving at the departure point on time (around 9:15 a.m.). Respect the reef—don’t touch coral or feed wildlife—and plan for sun exposure and variable boat motion.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is included; you may still bring personal masks or fins for a better fit.
Yes—the tour includes a three-course BBQ, desserts, fruit, and alcoholic beverages served onboard within responsible service limits.
Families are welcome; the trip is labeled suitable for all fitness levels, but supervise children during boarding, snorkeling, and on the beach.
Private pick-up and drop-off anywhere in Mauritius are included—confirm your pickup location and time during booking.
Beguided Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt air hits first—the catamaran slips from the Trou d'Eau Douce harbor and the east coast of Mauritius slides free behind you. Waves set a steady rhythm; palms onshore watch as the crew cracks open cold rum punches and the grill hisses. The day moves in chapters: a sheltered snorkel stop over coral gardens, a climb to a photographic vantage at the GRSE (Grand River South East) waterfall, a beachside barbecue on Île aux Cerf, then a lazy return with music and sunset light.
Salt air hits first—the catamaran slips from the Trou d'Eau Douce harbor and the east coast of Mauritius slides free behind you. Waves set a steady rhythm; palms onshore watch as the crew cracks open cold rum punches and the grill hisses. The day moves in chapters: a sheltered snorkel stop over coral gardens, a climb to a photographic vantage at the GRSE (Grand River South East) waterfall, a beachside barbecue on Île aux Cerf, then a lazy return with music and sunset light.
Geology here is volcanic foundation softened by tropical seas—limestone fringes and coral lagoons rim the island; rivers like the Grand Rivière South East have carved short, steep gorges and dramatic cascades. Culturally, the east coast has fishing villages and Creole flavors that show up in the onboard BBQ: grilled fish and griyade-style chicken with fruit salad. The waterfall and islet are popular with photographers and families, but parts of the coastline still feel raw and marine-driven.
Practically: this is an 8‑hour shared trip with private pick-up across Mauritius, onboard restrooms, continuous drink service, and included snorkeling gear. Expect shallow reefs—bring reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for rocky entries, and a waterproof phone case for underwater photos. Seas can be choppy on windy days; if you’re prone to motion sickness, consider medication. The operator advises arriving at the departure point on time (around 9:15 a.m.). Respect the reef—don’t touch coral or feed wildlife—and plan for sun exposure and variable boat motion.