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Sail Mauritius: Full-Day Four-Island Adventure from Mahebourg - Mahebourg

Sail Mauritius: Full-Day Four-Island Adventure from Mahebourg

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

6–7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to swim and climb modest boat ladders.

Overview

Set sail from Mahebourg for a private, full-day voyage across Mauritius' eastern lagoon—four small islands, multiple snorkel stops, and a beachside BBQ lobster lunch. Expect colorful reef life, warm water, and an easygoing day on an artisan sailboat.

Sail Mauritius: Full-Day Four-Island Adventure from Mahebourg

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Brewery
Sightseeing Tour

You push off from Pointe d'Esny as the morning light slants across a lagoon that seems to have been poured from a jeweler's bowl—turquoise, then aquamarine, then the deep green of coral canyons. The artisan sailboat heels gently, canvas snapping once, and the skipper grins like someone announcing a good secret: today you'll move between islands that guard the eastern edge of Mauritius, stopping only for fish, sunlight, and a barbecue that tastes of ocean smoke.

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Adventure Tips

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

The tour emphasizes reef protection; use biodegradable sunscreen and reapply after snorkeling to protect coral and marine life.

Take seasickness precautions

If you’re prone to motion sickness, take medication before boarding and choose a mid-boat seat near the center for the smoothest ride.

Pack a waterproof camera or case

The best shots are from the water—protect your phone or camera against salt spray and quick dives into the shallows.

Confirm dietary needs in advance

Lobster and grilled seafood are featured; notify the operator of allergies or vegetarian preferences when you book.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Green sea turtles
  • Giant moray eels

History

The islands and shores around Mahebourg have long been part of maritime trade routes and local fishing culture; Isle aux Aigrettes is now an important native-plant restoration and breeding site.

Conservation

Reefs here are fragile—operators encourage reef-safe sunscreen and no-touch snorkeling; Isle aux Aigrettes is actively managed for native species recovery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Rash guard or UV shirt

Essential

Protects skin during long sun exposure and when snorkeling.

summer specific

Waterproof phone case or action camera

Essential

Captures reef life and keeps electronics safe from spray.

Lightweight reef shoes

Useful for stepping onto sandbanks and protecting feet from sharp coral.

summer specific

Motion-sickness medication

Helpful if you’re sensitive to swell outside the reef.