A lovely trip which felt more like 2 trips "bolted together" Kayaking was physical work but well worth the effort seeing amongst other things waterfalls , monkeys & Bats Re the Sunset , we were basically dropped of at Flic-en-Flac about 2 hours before sunset and then left to our own devices until sunset . As soon as the sun had gone our driver was looking for us , to take us back to hotel Still worth doing but you'll not be kayaking at sunset

It was so much fun too swim with the dolphins and we even got to see a whale!! The beaches are beautiful and very picture friendly (most forbidden to swim by) To see many animals at la vanille nature park was so much fun. A lot of time in the car since we lived in the north but it was worth it, we got a tour on almost everything in Mauritius from our amazing tour guide

Most of the day was fabulous- we had a private taxi to escort us between locations who was fairly knowledgeable on the local area. We specifically enjoyed the Seven Coloured Earth, home to the coldest ice cream in the world and giant tortoises. The snorkelling was very enjoyable however the beginning of the trip observing 2 pods of dolphin (we were recommended not to actually get into the water due to poor visibility) we found to be borderline unethical and cruel. This was because there were over 50 boats chasing the dolphins in a lagoon where the dolphins were trying to protect their young. It made us uncomfortable.

The swimming with dolphins exceeded our expectations. The water is clear, calm and warm - so even the weaker swimmers are comfortable to get in. We had a bonus on the day as we saw two whales on top the dolphins. Rest of the tour was restful with lots of stops at wonderful viewpoints. The seven coloured earth is an experience - even after some rain we found the colours striking.

Group of 14 adults attended this trip. This trip was 1 of 3 trips we had done and was our least favourite The swimming with turtles, consisted of only 1 small Turtle 🐢 and was a little crowded due to other boats and tourists. I probably wouldn't recommend this trip. But would look to find a better Turtle excursion.

This tour was amazing! From start to finish. Our driver/guide Keni was great; informative, friendly, punctual, helpful. Swimming with the turtles was wonderful. The botanical gardens a must see too! We even got a quick visit to a beautiful Tamil temple stunning! Very happy thank you.

We got picked up at 5.15am by our taxidriver, and drove in the dark night towards the starting point of our hike. Met our guide Daryeau, and started the ascent, it was just the three of us, which is preferred, bigger group will take a longer time. We walked through the forest with frogs jumping around the path in our guides torchlight, and as we came further up we got to see the sun rise in the east We met one other small group on our way up. We had the top to our self, the view is amazing! You definitely need a guide up this mountain. It can be quite dangerous on your own. After the hike we drove to Chamarel, and got to see the beautiful waterfall and the seven colored earth. It's nice to be there early, not many people there then. We had been on Macondé on a different trip, so we did not go there by request. Definitely recommend this trip with Bonjour Mauritius. Ask for Daryeau to be your guide up Le Morne Brabant.

The drivers car broke down twice during our way to the nature park, he was bluntly rude numerous times and took us to destinations that were not as per our schedule. It was such a waste of time and tourists would not enjoy the company and experience at all!

I was taken to Trou d’Eau douce to board the boat by taxi driver Avinash, he was very nice and friendly and his driving is nice and smooth, which made me feel safe in the car. As to the boat tour itself it was very pleasant. We arrived on Ile aux Cerfs around 9am, it was very quiet and peaceful and we got plenty of time to enjoy the beach and different activities available on the island. I had a chance to do some snorkelling off a glass bottomed boat which was great, for an extra 1500 rupees as the day trip didn’t include water activities. Giving 4 stars instead of five as there was no vegetarian option for lunch, I was given a curry with big chunks of meat in it (after informing Bonjour Mauritius ahead of time and one of the staff cooking at the barbecue place before lunch that I don’t eat meat.) however, the side dishes of potato salad, garlic bread and rice were very tasty! After lunch I was brought back to the main shore where Avinash was already waiting for me, to bring me back to my hotel, really appreciate the punctuality!

We immensely enjoyed our couple of hours whale watching with Fletcher and his captain on the day, on the Dolphswim boat. They were both so professional and knowledgeable which meant we were lucky enough to see Sperm whales almost as soon as we left the jetty. Wouldnt have missed this for the world.

First of all, many thanks to our tour guide San. In addition to the well-known excursion destinations, he also showed us one or two great viewpoints. He also gave us lots of background information about Mauritius. He also let us be part of his life and his wonderful family.

We did this experience on Tuesday and it was fantastic !! We were so lucky to see 4 sperm whales dive and reappear 3 times. Obviously, it can't be guaranteed, but the whales are there all year round, so it seems you have a good chance. The guys doing the trip were very informative and answered any questions we had. They knew where to look, and where to move on to after they'd dived.

First of all, credit to my driver, Luv. He was extremely helpful, informative and flexible. I didn’t feel rushed and he was on-hand when needed. I started with a trip to the red church, which is a great photo opportunity. A brief stop at Baby Baie beach for a wander along the sand, before heading off to meet the boat for the turtle encounter. Swimming with the turtle is an experience I won’t forget. I got really close to it, respecting the wildlife guidelines explained to us by the captain. From the ocean to the Botanical gardens next. I could quite easily have spent more time in this stunning place. I made the mistake of not hiring a guide, which were very well priced at Rs75. My highlight was seeing the giant tortoises. A stop for lunch at an amazing seafood restaurant was followed by a trip to the citadel/fort of Port Louis. To be honest, the fort could have been better presented. It is an amazing structure, but the lack of information boards or guides left me a little disappointed. As I’m very interested in history and having more info to hand would have made the visit a lot more worthwhile. Then on to Port Louis centre to visit the aquarium and a bit of a mooch around the shops. The aquarium is well worth a visit, albeit a little on the pricey side at Rs1200. Some amazing phot ops here though. The nearby shopping centre was very pretty and certainly worth a window shop. There is a mixture of high-end retailers, food & drink outlets and gift shops. All of which are very expensive. My driver Luv was waiting immediately outside when I had finished my strole around and he took me back to the hotel. By this point I must admit, I was pretty worn out and there may have been a nap involved on the journey back 😂 Total excursion time was around 8 hours. All in all, excellent value for money and I made sure to tip my driver for his efforts.

To see the turtle swim was very great but there are too many people at the same time. The beaches were beautiful to watch but not good for snorkeling. At the beaches were to many tourists for me. The driver was nice.

Our taxi driver was on time and lovely, he offered to take us for food after, which was unexpectedly nice. The boat guys drove us north to find the whales and it was a success. We got some amazing videos and pictures. They followed the whales keeping a safe distance while we sat and watched them. Such an amazing trip.