The second day is dedicated to the east coast’s turquoise lagoons and the idyllic island of Île aux Cerfs. Travelling by speedboat, guests are taken on an exciting ride across crystal-clear waters to reach this tropical paradise. Along the way, the boat heads upriver to the Grand River South East, where waterfalls cascade amidst lush vegetation, creating a truly picturesque scene. On arrival at Île aux Cerfs, there is time for snorkeling in the lagoon, where vibrant marine life can be observed in the warm Indian Ocean. A freshly prepared lunch is then served on the island, offering a moment of relaxation in a tropical setting. The rest of the day is spent exploring the island or simply unwinding on its pristine sandy beaches, swimming in shallow lagoons, or strolling under the shade of casuarina trees. At the end of the afternoon, the return speedboat ride provides one last chance to admire the sparkling coastline before guests are taken back to their hotel by private transfer with their guide.

The final day takes guests through the wild and lush landscapes of southern Mauritius, combining natural wonders with cultural and spiritual heritage. The journey begins with a stop at Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcanic crater that offers sweeping views across the island. From there, the tour continues to a ship model factory, where visitors can discover the artistry behind the island’s famous handcrafted miniature ships. The next highlight is Grand Bassin, also known as Ganga Talao, a sacred Hindu lake surrounded by temples and statues, where a serene spiritual atmosphere prevails. Moving deeper into the south, the route leads to the Black River Gorges viewpoint, where the island’s largest national park opens into dramatic valleys and forested landscapes. A traditional Mauritian lunch is then served at Chez Ruben Restaurant, offering authentic flavours in a welcoming local setting.

In the afternoon, the focus turns to the village of Chamarel. Guests are guided through La Rhumerie de Chamarel, a renowned rum distillery, where they learn about the production process before enjoying a tasting session of locally made rum. The journey continues to the natural wonders of Chamarel, beginning with the Seven Coloured Earths, a rare geological formation where sand dunes display distinct hues of red, violet, yellow, and brown. Nearby, the Chamarel Waterfall plunges from towering cliffs into a lush forest, creating one of the island’s most iconic natural sites. After a full day of discovery and breathtaking views, the tour concludes with a private transfer back to the hotel, marking the end of this three-day highlights escape.