Immerse yourself in the adventure of a lifetime and swim with dolphins in crystal clear waters. You will get a unique chance to discover the lives of these magnificent marine mammals in their natural aquatic habitat.
Swimming with dolphins is an incredibly moving experience which will bring you into contact with strikingly beautiful scenery, unspoiled landscapes and wonderful animals.
You`ll plunge into the remarkable world of these marine mammals and come face to face with the dolphins.
Unlike many other dolphin facilities that limit a swim with dolphin program to pools or shallow water encounters, we provide the unique opportunity to enter the dolphins` natural environment and enjoy an encounter with the dolphins in open sea.

Chamarel`s Seven Colored Earth Park: The 7 coloured earth (Terres des Sept Couleurs in French) is a geological curiosity and a major tourist attraction of Mauritius. This is an area of 7500 m2 of strikingly bare landscape located with a large, dense forest. The earth is particularly unusual; created by volcanic rocks that cooled at different temperatures, the earth from beautiful patterns of color in the exposed hillsides. The rocks where pulverized into sands with various shapes of red, brown, grey and purple.
Since the earth was first exposed, rains had carved beautiful patterns of many colors into the hillside. When visiting the park, you will be able to walk between the many sand dunes, along trails and see this unique sight. Also, there is a small petting farm where you can see and pet Giant Turtles which found their home at the park.

Chamarel Waterfall: As part of the visit of Chamarel village, you will also have a great viewpoint of the gorgeous Chamarel Waterfall. By many it is considered the most beautiful waterfall of Mauritius. Three distinct streams plunge down from almost 100 meters from the St-Denis River, down into the gorge. The sight of this impressive waterfall against the scenic forest and mountain is truly breathtaking.

Restaurant: Then you will enjoy your mid-day meal into a typical Mauritian restaurant.

Black River Gorge: This natural park is a mostly endemic park abounding of indigenous fauna and flora, many of which are treated as endangered species and are actively protected as park of a national conservation.

Grand Bassin: Also known as Ganga Talao, it is a tourist favourite place that oozes out a deep sense of spirituality, surrounded by forestation that gives a feeling of calmness and contentedness. You will also get to see the Statue of Lord Shiva, the highest statue in Mauritius 108 feet (33 meters) Giant Shiva Statue (Mangal Mahadev).

Trou aux Cerfs: The huge volcanic crater in Mauritius, famous crater from Floreal heading to Curepipe. The natural volcanic crater, 85m deep and 200m wide was formed millions of years ago. Also you will have a beautiful panoramic view of the crater and the town of Curepipe.