Mauritius West Coast Lagoons

Flic en Flac · Le Morne · 6 nights

Six nights from Flic en Flac to Le Morne, paced around the days that matter.

The Journey

Six nights across two stops: Flic en Flac for three nights and Le Morne for three. Every transfer between them is private and timed around the day's plan.

The days are built around West Coast Diving and Dolphins, Le Morne Brabant and Its History, Black River Gorges and Chamarel and Kitesurfing and the Lagoon. Each one is set out below with what you will see, how you get there and which meals are included.

The defining moment of this route: dawn swim with spinner dolphins off Tamarin. Your travel specialist can add a night, swap a day or change the order before you book.

Signature Highlights

Dawn swim with spinner dolphins off Tamarin
West Coast Diving and Dolphins, Flic en Flac
Black River Gorges and Chamarel, Flic en Flac
Le Morne Brabant and Its History
Kitesurfing and the Lagoon, Le Morne

Your Experiences

Moments shaped just for you

Le Morne Brabant and Its History

The UNESCO-listed mountain that sheltered escaped slaves, climbed with a guide to the public summit point, with the history explained on the way up. Steep and hot; start early.

Kitesurfing and the Lagoon, Le Morne

One of the Indian Ocean's best-known kite and windsurf spots, with the One Eye wave offshore, plus calm-water snorkelling inside the reef.

Day by day

Your Itinerary

7 days

01
Day 1 · Flic en Flac
Arrival in Flic en Flac
Arrive at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International, about an hour by road to the west coast and transfer privately to your base. Time today to walk the long west-coast beach for the sunset over the reef.
- Private transfer via Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International
- Walk the long west-coast beach for the sunset over the reef
- Time to settle in before dinner
Meals:
D
02
Day 2 · Flic en Flac
West Coast Diving and Dolphins
Early boats out to the resident spinner and bottlenose dolphins off Tamarin, and dive sites like the Cathedral off the west reef.
- Dolphin-watching boat at dawn
- Cathedral dive site or snorkel
- Tamarin bay
Meals:
BL
03
Day 3 · Flic en Flac
Black River Gorges and Chamarel
The island's main national park for endemic forest and the Macchabée viewpoint, then Chamarel's coloured earths and rum.
- Black River Gorges National Park walk
- Seven Coloured Earths
- Rum distillery tasting
Meals:
B
04
Day 4 · Le Morne
Flic en Flac to Le Morne
Drive southwest along the coast to the Le Morne peninsula. On arrival, walk the beach beneath the basalt monolith at the end of the day.
- Drive southwest along the coast to the Le Morne peninsula
- Walk the beach beneath the basalt monolith at the end of the day
- Timings reconfirmed locally the day before
Meals:
B
05
Day 5 · Le Morne
Le Morne Brabant and Its History
The UNESCO-listed mountain that sheltered escaped slaves, climbed with a guide to the public summit point, with the history explained on the way up. Steep and hot; start early.
- Guided Le Morne Brabant climb
- UNESCO site interpretation
- Lagoon swim afterwards
Meals:
BL
06
Day 6 · Le Morne
Kitesurfing and the Lagoon
One of the Indian Ocean's best-known kite and windsurf spots, with the One Eye wave offshore, plus calm-water snorkelling inside the reef.
- Kitesurf or windsurf lesson (May-October winds)
- Lagoon snorkelling
- Catamaran to Benitiers Island
Meals:
BL
07
Day 7 · Le Morne
Departure from Le Morne
An early lagoon swim before the drive to the airport. Private transfer to Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International in good time for your onward flight.
- An early lagoon swim before the drive to the airport
- Late check-out arranged where the hotel allows it
- Private departure transfer
Meals:
B

Inclusions

Handpicked luxury accommodations across the journey
Daily breakfast; select lunches and dinners as noted
Private airport transfers and inter-city ground movement
Curated experiences and reserved access as listed
24×7 on-trip concierge from our India desk

Not included

International airfare unless explicitly mentioned
Visa fees, travel insurance and personal expenses
Meals and experiences not listed in the itinerary
Gratuities for guides, drivers and hotel staff
Anything of a personal nature (spa, minibar, laundry)

Transfers

Private arrival and departure transfers with a named driver
Moves between stops by private car, rail, ferry or domestic flight, as shown day by day
Timings reconfirmed with you the evening before each transfer

Visa & Documentation

Visa guidance provided by our documentation desk
Recommended to hold passport valid for 6+ months
Digital pre-arrival forms handled on your behalf where possible

Common Questions

Do Indians need a visa for Mauritius?+

No. Indian passport holders are admitted visa-free for tourist stays of up to 90 days. Carry a return ticket, your hotel confirmation and proof of funds, keep six months on your passport, and fill in the free Mauritius All-in-One Travel Form before you fly.

Is Mauritius good for vegetarians?+

Very. With a large Indian-origin population, vegetarian food is everywhere, from dholl puri on the street to Indian restaurants in every resort area.

When is cyclone season?+

Cyclones can occur from January to March. Most years are unaffected, but we recommend travel insurance and flexible plans in those months.

Is Mauritius suitable for a honeymoon?+

Yes. Villas with private pools, catamaran days, spa treatments and sunset dinners on the beach make it one of the most popular honeymoon islands for Indian couples.

Can we combine Mauritius with another destination?+

Réunion is a 40-minute flight away for volcano hikes, and Dubai makes an easy stopover on the way home.

How far in advance should we book?+

Three to four months ahead gives the widest choice of rooms and guided days, and more for school holidays, festivals and peak season. Shorter notice is often possible; ask and we will check live availability.