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Spend a full day on a private 42-ft catamaran from Trou d’Eau Douce to Ile aux Cerfs—snorkel coral gardens, visit Grand River waterfall and enjoy a beachside BBQ with open bar. Ideal for groups seeking a relaxed, all-inclusive island experience.
Spend a full day on a private 42-ft catamaran from Trou d’Eau Douce to Ile aux Cerfs—snorkel coral gardens, visit Grand River waterfall and enjoy a beachside BBQ with open bar. Ideal for groups seeking a relaxed, all-inclusive island experience.
The day opens with the catamaran slicing turquoise lagoon off Trou d’Eau Douce, palms sliding past the rail as local Creole music lifts the mood. Guests step on board at mid-morning, greeted by a crew that blends island humor with safety briefings, then glide toward Grand River South East where the river’s cliff-fringed falls spill into a green gorge.
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Operated by Freshverde Holidays · Trou d'Eau Douce, Flacq
The day opens with the catamaran slicing turquoise lagoon off Trou d’Eau Douce, palms sliding past the rail as local Creole music lifts the mood. Guests step on board at mid-morning, greeted by a crew that blends island humor with safety briefings, then glide toward Grand River South East where the river’s cliff-fringed falls spill into a green gorge.
Mauritius’s east coast carries the island’s geologic story: uplifted volcanic plateau giving way to shallow coral lagoons and white-sand islets. Ile aux Cerfs, a coral-sand pocket reef island, has been a favorite since the 20th century for its calm swimming flats and coastal amenities; the Grand River area retains traces of old sugar estate roads and small fishing communities that shaped local culture.
Expect three-hour blocks for snorkeling and beach time—reefs here hold branching corals, butterflyfish, parrotfish and schooling sergeant majors—plus a shore BBQ with grilled fish, chicken and tropical fruit. The outing balances relaxation with light activity: hopping on a tender, short swims, and walking soft sand.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a light wind layer for open-water breeze. Snorkel gear is provided but a personal mask often fits better. Tropical weather can turn fast; operators monitor conditions and may cancel for heavy rain or cyclones. This private full-day cruise is ideal for small groups wanting an all-inclusive island day that mixes coastal geology, snorkeling, light wildlife viewing and an easygoing Mauritius soundtrack.
Yes; basic snorkel equipment is provided, but many guests bring their own mask for comfort and fit.
A three-course BBQ lunch and an open selection of local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are included in the full-day private cruise.
The operator provides hotel pick-up and drop-off across Mauritius; pick-up time varies by location and is confirmed at booking.
The operator cancels excursions for cyclones or torrential rain and offers a refund; short squalls may delay portions of the itinerary at crew discretion.
Freshverde Holidays operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The day opens with the catamaran slicing turquoise lagoon off Trou d’Eau Douce, palms sliding past the rail as local Creole music lifts the mood. Guests step on board at mid-morning, greeted by a crew that blends island humor with safety briefings, then glide toward Grand River South East where the river’s cliff-fringed falls spill into a green gorge.
The day opens with the catamaran slicing turquoise lagoon off Trou d’Eau Douce, palms sliding past the rail as local Creole music lifts the mood. Guests step on board at mid-morning, greeted by a crew that blends island humor with safety briefings, then glide toward Grand River South East where the river’s cliff-fringed falls spill into a green gorge.
Mauritius’s east coast carries the island’s geologic story: uplifted volcanic plateau giving way to shallow coral lagoons and white-sand islets. Ile aux Cerfs, a coral-sand pocket reef island, has been a favorite since the 20th century for its calm swimming flats and coastal amenities; the Grand River area retains traces of old sugar estate roads and small fishing communities that shaped local culture.
Expect three-hour blocks for snorkeling and beach time—reefs here hold branching corals, butterflyfish, parrotfish and schooling sergeant majors—plus a shore BBQ with grilled fish, chicken and tropical fruit. The outing balances relaxation with light activity: hopping on a tender, short swims, and walking soft sand.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a light wind layer for open-water breeze. Snorkel gear is provided but a personal mask often fits better. Tropical weather can turn fast; operators monitor conditions and may cancel for heavy rain or cyclones. This private full-day cruise is ideal for small groups wanting an all-inclusive island day that mixes coastal geology, snorkeling, light wildlife viewing and an easygoing Mauritius soundtrack.