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Spend a full day on Île aux 2 Cocos: snorkel Blue Bay Marine Reserve, stroll villa gardens, and enjoy an all-inclusive BBQ and local rums. This private-island day trip blends easy water activities with relaxed island hospitality—perfect for families and snorkelers.
Spend a full day on Île aux 2 Cocos: snorkel Blue Bay Marine Reserve, stroll villa gardens, and enjoy an all-inclusive BBQ and local rums. This private-island day trip blends easy water activities with relaxed island hospitality—perfect for families and snorkelers.
You step off a small speedboat and the island greets you with an open shore: white sand underfoot, a villa’s shaded courtyard ahead, and the ocean breathing around the reef. Waves pound the southern face in a steady rhythm while the northern lagoon lies glassy and calm, inviting snorkelers into the Blue Bay Marine Reserve.
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Operated by Oceanafrican Tours · Mahébourg, Grand Port
You step off a small speedboat and the island greets you with an open shore: white sand underfoot, a villa’s shaded courtyard ahead, and the ocean breathing around the reef. Waves pound the southern face in a steady rhythm while the northern lagoon lies glassy and calm, inviting snorkelers into the Blue Bay Marine Reserve.
The villa on Île des Deux Cocos dates to the 1920s, built by Sir Hesketh Bell and restored to retain its period character—Moroccan-style courtyards, bougainvillea gardens and a small restored pool. Geologically the island is a coral cay sitting on a fringing reef; to the north, the reef supports seagrass beds and coral bommies that host abundant reef fish. The marine park protects sections of this coastline, preserving coral gardens and sea turtle feeding grounds.
Culturally the experience blends Mauritian hospitality with relaxed island sport: glass-bottom boat rides, guided snorkel tours, and simple inland paths through native woodland where coconut and coastal scrub shade walking games. The day package pairs all-inclusive lunch and local rums with optional inland activities like archery and bocce—little extras that keep the pace social and light.
Practical guidance: allow about seven hours for transfers, boat time, snorkeling and lunch. Basic swimming ability is required for open-water snorkel sessions; equipment is provided but bringing a personal mask is comfortable. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for coral scrambles, and bring a light cover-up for sun and spray. Note minimum age is 12, private transport to the jetty is available at extra cost, and cancellations refund if made 24 hours in advance. Expect clear marine visibility in calm conditions and busy days on scheduled Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Yes—basic snorkel equipment and glass‑bottom boat excursions are included, though many travelers bring their own mask for comfort.
Boat transfers from the operator’s jetty are included in the package; private car or minibus pickup to the jetty can be arranged for an extra fee.
The full‑day package includes an all‑inclusive buffet lunch, unlimited local drinks, bottled water and an island signature cocktail.
Overnight stays and private events such as weddings or anniversaries are possible on request for an added supplement.
Oceanafrican Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a small speedboat and the island greets you with an open shore: white sand underfoot, a villa’s shaded courtyard ahead, and the ocean breathing around the reef. Waves pound the southern face in a steady rhythm while the northern lagoon lies glassy and calm, inviting snorkelers into the Blue Bay Marine Reserve.
You step off a small speedboat and the island greets you with an open shore: white sand underfoot, a villa’s shaded courtyard ahead, and the ocean breathing around the reef. Waves pound the southern face in a steady rhythm while the northern lagoon lies glassy and calm, inviting snorkelers into the Blue Bay Marine Reserve.
The villa on Île des Deux Cocos dates to the 1920s, built by Sir Hesketh Bell and restored to retain its period character—Moroccan-style courtyards, bougainvillea gardens and a small restored pool. Geologically the island is a coral cay sitting on a fringing reef; to the north, the reef supports seagrass beds and coral bommies that host abundant reef fish. The marine park protects sections of this coastline, preserving coral gardens and sea turtle feeding grounds.
Culturally the experience blends Mauritian hospitality with relaxed island sport: glass-bottom boat rides, guided snorkel tours, and simple inland paths through native woodland where coconut and coastal scrub shade walking games. The day package pairs all-inclusive lunch and local rums with optional inland activities like archery and bocce—little extras that keep the pace social and light.
Practical guidance: allow about seven hours for transfers, boat time, snorkeling and lunch. Basic swimming ability is required for open-water snorkel sessions; equipment is provided but bringing a personal mask is comfortable. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for coral scrambles, and bring a light cover-up for sun and spray. Note minimum age is 12, private transport to the jetty is available at extra cost, and cancellations refund if made 24 hours in advance. Expect clear marine visibility in calm conditions and busy days on scheduled Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.