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Blue Bay Marine Park & Ile aux 2 Cocos — Snorkel, Glass-Bottom Boat and Eau Bleue Waterfall (Lunch Included) - Mahebourg

Blue Bay Marine Park & Ile aux 2 Cocos — Snorkel, Glass-Bottom Boat and Eau Bleue Waterfall (Lunch Included)

Mahebourgmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5–6 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate—able to swim short distances and walk on uneven surfaces for brief stretches

Overview

Float above coral gardens, step onto a tiny coconut isle and cool off at a blue waterfall—this 5–6 hour tour from Mahebourg pairs guided snorkeling in Blue Bay Marine Park with a beach stop at Ile aux 2 Cocos and a visit to Eau Bleue waterfall. Ideal for travelers seeking accessible marine wildlife and local flavor.

Blue Bay Marine Park & Ile aux 2 Cocos — Snorkel, Glass-Bottom Boat and Eau Bleue Waterfall (Lunch Included)

Bus Tour
Sightseeing Tour

You step off the glass‑bottom boat and the sea seems to rearrange itself under your feet: broad patches of turquoise give way to deeper blue, and the reef below fans out in sculpted ridges and coral gardens. The guide gestures toward a patch of branching coral and then hands you a mask—then it’s just you and the water daring you to move closer.

Adventure Photos

Blue Bay Marine Park & Ile aux 2 Cocos — Snorkel, Glass-Bottom Boat and Eau Bleue Waterfall (Lunch Included) photo 1

Adventure Tips

Use reef‑safe sunscreen

Chemical sunscreens damage coral—bring reef‑safe sunscreen and reapply sparingly after swimming.

Wear water shoes

Ile aux 2 Cocos and rocky shallows at the waterfall can be sharp; water shoes protect feet and make scrambling easy.

Bring a waterproof bag

Keep phones and spare clothes dry; a small dry bag keeps valuables safe during boat transfers.

Start early for calmer seas

Morning departures typically offer clearer water and lighter winds for snorkeling in Blue Bay.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Green sea turtle
  • Parrotfish and colorful reef fish

History

The southeast coast served sugar estates and was close to the 1810 naval battle of Grand Port; the area’s villages reflect a long mix of Creole, Indian and Franco‑Mauritian influence.

Conservation

Blue Bay Marine Park is protected to preserve coral and seagrass; avoid touching coral, anchor in designated spots and use reef‑safe products.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef‑safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects coral and reduces skin damage during sun exposure on boat and beach.

Water shoes

Essential

Grip on rocky shores and protection when entering and exiting the water.

summer specific

Snorkel mask (optional)

Equipment is provided, but a personal mask gives a better fit and clearer view.

Light waterproof jacket

Quick showers can happen—thin rain shell keeps you comfortable without overheating.

summer specific