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Activities in Mauritius Beyond the Beach

Though rest and relaxation is only half the experience, Mauritius is renowned for its pristine white sands and clear waters, making it a beachgoer’s ideal and honeymoon idyll. Do you want to go dolphin swimming? Have you considered picking up kitesurfing? Would you like to attempt ziplining over the treetops or landing a marlin? Or how about a leisurely game of golf on a top-notch green?

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The varied landscapes of Mauritius provide plenty of options for all types of tourists, from thrill seekers to young families, and all points in between.

In Mauritius, you’re never far from the ocean, and a lot of the available activities happen in or around the water.

Every age group loves snorkeling, and there aren’t many places in the world with such an amazing variety of marine life. The warm, shallow water is suitable for small children to explore, with vibrant shoals of angel, trumpet, and clownfish swarming among the corals and sponges.

Additionally, keep a look out for turtles. The green sea turtle and the hawksbill turtle are the two varieties found in Mauritius. Both are frequently observed in the northern shore lagoons.

Scuba diving is something more daring vacationers might wish to attempt. Divers can find diving centers all around the island, but the reefs off Trou aux Biches and Grand Baie in the north, Le Morne in the southwest, and the coast of Flic en Flac in the west are some of the greatest places to go diving.

This is the location of the Cathedral diving destination, a sizable and evocative underwater cave. There are reef sharks, eels, and tropical fish living in its striking rock formations.

If you’re interested in going big game fishing, there are several operators who will take you far out to sea. Sharks of various kinds, including blue marlin, yellow fin tuna, and barracuda, can be observed hunting in the deeper seas near Mauritius, especially near the island’s west coast.

Dolphin-watching tours can also be arranged by a lot of hotels and tour operators. Tamarin Bay and other locations are often home to pods of bottleneck and spinner dolphins, as well as humpback whales during specific seasons of the year.

In Mauritius, surfers will also have no shortage of activities. Conditions on the west coast are perfect for kitesurfing, windsurfing, and surfing. They’re also great for “seakarting,” which is a cross between jet skiing and go-karting.

Catamaran trips, maybe combined with some light snorkeling and an island BBQ lunch, or just renting a pedalo or dinghy are examples of more leisurely nautical activities.

Taking a glass-bottom boat ride around the protected marine parks is a terrific way to introduce kids to the undersea world. At Mont Choisy, there are boats that will take you to a submarine that will take you through the coral reefs.

The island is home to more than just its shoreline, though, and its rivers, nature reserves, and forested hills are ideal for a variety of outdoor pursuits like quad biking, climbing, kayaking, and canyoning.

Thanks to Mauritius’ exceptional biodiversity and breathtaking natural scenery, hikers have a plenty of options.

The Black River National Park has numerous beautiful paths with varying degrees of difficulty and is home to an astounding amount of uncommon species and plants. Most will lead you down pathways through tropical rainforests, where you can probably spot some of the world’s most vibrant birds.

UNESCO-designated Another hiker fave is Le Morne Brabant. Although the climb is difficult, the vistas are unparalleled at the summit.

The hill, which was formerly a haven for escaped slaves, is privately owned and should only be visited by authorized guides. These recommendations will direct you to the best locations for breathtaking views over the indigenous species, which include the national flower of Mauritius.

What if the ground level isn’t appealing? Enjoy the view from above by tandem skydiving, parasailing over the shore, or ziplining over the forest canopy. There are countless options.

With so many things to choose from, visitors to Mauritius can create a customized schedule that strikes a balance between discovery and entertainment, adventure and leisure, and both. Whatever they choose to do with their time, they will undoubtedly create some priceless memories.

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