Travel dates: July 6 – 9, 2026

This program connects with the Madagascar expedition running from July 9 to 23, 2026.

Duration: 4 days / 3 nights

Group size: 7 – 12 participants

Price per person:

• €1,490 for 12 participants, or
• €1,590 for 10–11 participants, or
• €1,790 for 8–9 participants, or
• €1,890 for 7 participants, based on double occupancy.

Early booking discount: 10% (valid for bookings made before February 6, 2026)

Single supplement: €620 (applies to single accommodation throughout the route).


TRAVEL PROGRAM:
tour to Mauritius

Day 1. July 6, 2026. MAURITIUS

Arrival in Mauritius from Antananarivo at 19:20 (or another flight). Transfer from the airport to the hotel. Check-in and dinner at the hotel.

Recommended flights:
- Emirates, Flight EK-703 arrival in Mauritius July 6 at 16:40, or
- Turkish Airlines, flight TK-176 arrival in Mauritius on July 6 at 12:35 am, or
- or any other flight arriving in Mauritius on July 6.

Meals: No
Accommodation: TAMASSA HOTEL BEL OMBRE or similar

*Recommended Flight:


Day 2. July 7, 2026. SPERM WHALES — CRYSTAL ROCK — BEACH BARBECUE

After breakfast, we set out on a marine excursion with the primary objective of encountering sperm whales and swimming alongside them. These colossal marine mammals boast phenomenal physiology, where the head of the animal constitutes one-third of its entire body. Adult males can reach an impressive length of 20 meters with a weight of up to 40 tons, and in rare cases, 50 tons or more. Females, on the other hand, exhibit more modest dimensions, but their food consumption is significantly lower. The extraordinary coexistence of these marine predators creates a captivating seascape, revealing the beauty of nature right before your eyes, within arm's reach.
Following this, we enjoy swimming with dolphins and snorkeling around the "Aquarium" - a coral reef. Next, we head to lle aux Bénitiers island. En route to the beach barbecue, we make a stop at Crystal Rock, a famous geological wonder. After lunch, we return to the shore. Back to the hotel around 5:00 PM. Free time. Relax at the hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: TAMASSA HOTEL BEL OMBRE or similar

Day 3. July 8, 2026. UNDERWATER WATERFALL ON LE MORNE MOUNTAIN (trekking 3 – 4 hours) — CASELA PARK

After breakfast, we set out for the beginning of our trek to Le Morne Mountain. This expedition takes us to the summit of the mountain, where we will witness an extraordinary spectacle – the underwater waterfall. During this excursion, we will stroll through Le Morne Brabant. This mountain has been declared a UNESCO "World Heritage Site." Our guide will delve into the reasons behind the cross placed there, the origin of the mountain's name, and the historical ways people took to reach this point. As you ascend, breathtaking views of both the coastal and inland areas of the island will unfold. Following the trek, a seafood lunch awaits us at a local restaurant.
But that's not all for today! Just 15 km away lies the amazing Casela Nature and Leisure Park (Casela Park). Stretching across 250 hectares on the western coast of Mauritius, just a few steps from Flic-en-Flac resort, this park was established in 1979 in response to the need to preserve unique vegetation and protect rare bird species from agricultural development. Over time, the park's collection of animals and plants has grown richer, making it one of the most visited places in Mauritius.
We'll hop on our Segways and head out on safari. We'll feed giraffes, ostriches and skulls, pet zebras and take photos of lions.
After a busy day, return to the hotel.

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: TAMASSA HOTEL BEL OMBRE or similar to

Day 4. July 9, 2026. SEVEN-COLORED DUNES – SACRED LAKE – GANESHA STATUE – RETURN FLIGHT (OR FLIGHT TO MADAGASCAR)

Today, we delve into the island's main attraction – the sandy dunes with seven-hued sands. Over millions of years, chemical processes within the rock formations have infused the sand with shades of red, brown, purple, green, blue, magenta, and yellow. Geologists continue to unravel the mystery of these dunes as the Shamaral sand formations boast unique layering characteristics. Even a slight mix of sand of various hues results in the formation of seven multicolored layers.

The next highlight of our captivating journey involves a visit to the Sacred Lake and the Ganesha Statue. This small symbolic lake on the island of Mauritius serves as an ideal pilgrimage site. Nestled in the heart of the Savanna crater, it attracts tourists from all corners of the globe. Also known as Ganga Talao, the Grand Bassin serves as a Hinduism propagation center, being the predominant religion on the island.

According to legend, Shiva poured water from the Ganges River into the extinguished crater, transforming it into this sacred lake, imbuing it with special significance for pilgrims.
Furthermore, the lake's water color resembles the shade of the Ganges. Perhaps we will be fortunate enough to catch sight of small monkeys grazing along the road and even savor local delicacies such as Creole-style pineapple with pepper.
Transfer to the airport. International flight back home.

Recommended flights:
- Any flight from Mauritius no earlier than 16:00 on July 9.

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: No


*The tour operator does not assume responsibility for any changes in airline schedules that may occur after booking. We will make every effort to minimize potential disruptions to the pre-approved itinerary.