After a healthy morning breakfast at the hotel, you will head on out for a full-day cruise with your family aboard a 47 feet long Catamaran. Once aboard the cruise, you will be taken around a six-hour cruise across the island and to a few stops along the way.

Optional activity: We recommend you visit the western shores of the island for a dolphin-watching adventure. Post which you can go on a snorkelling adventure in the reefs surrounding the island and witness the rich marine life and the beautiful coves found in the region. This adventure will cost you an additional .

Day three begins with breakfast, post which you will be taken for a private SUV full-day tour across Mauritius . The first stop will be at La Citadel, Fort Adelaide as it is the most popular place to explore and was used to protect the island during the British Colonial rule. The next stop will be Port Luis, where one will be able to witness the Mauritian way of life and visit the central market of the capital city. You may even choose to buy some fresh local produce to try during the day or try some of the local Mauritius delicacies at the local restaurant.

The next stop will be the Le Caudan Waterfront Shopping Mall, where you’ll be able to shop for souvenirs, local handmade products and some fresh tropical fruit juices. Post this you will be taken to an old sugar and rum production facility that has recently been refurbished and turned into a museum. Here you will be able to taste some of the finest sugar and rum being made at the distillery, you also buy some to take back home. The tour will also make stops at SSR Botanic garden and Cap Malheureux.

After breakfast, the tour discovers Grand Bassin which is at about 1800 ft. above sea level. It is considered one of the most sacred places for Hindus in Mauritius. Feel the serene and calm vibes of a tourist-favourite place that is surrounded by forestation. Visit the Mangal Mahadev temple revered for its 33 ft tall giant Shiva statue standing with his trident at the entrance.

Later will stop at the Black River Gorges National Park which is home to a bountiful of endemic flora and fauna. The endangered species are actively protected by the NPC (National Park and Conservation Service) from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Look to find a few of them such as the Mauritius Kestrel, Mauritius Parakeet, Pink Pigeon, and Mauritius Bulbul among others. The national park is home to over 300 of the 700 species of plants found all over Mauritius that grow in the national park's fertile soil. Some of them are Trochetia, the Ox Tongue, the Chinese Guava, gorgeous Orchids, Anthurium and many more.

After the National Park visit, we will proceed to Chamarel’s Seven Coloured Earth Geopark, Chamarel, Mauritius. Located in the Chamarel plain of the Black River District in the southern part of Mauritius, this small area of sand dunes is fascinating at Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark. This is Mother Nature at its best as you see the 7-coloured Earth (Terres des Sept Couleurs in French) spectrum of the sand dunes. It is due to the natural phenomena of chemicals in the soil where patterns have been carved by the rain over time.

Last but not least visit Rhumerie de Chamarel, Royal Rd, Chamarel, Mauritius .Go on a tasting, shopping and culinary experience in a well-designed distillery called Le Rhumerie de Chamarel. Perched at 300 m above the southwest coast of Mauritius, this structure has been built to blend harmoniously with its spectacular surroundings. It is located on fertile lands and is unique due to the cultivation of its own sugarcane that is carefully selected for rum production. Check out the restaurant and shop here.

Day five of the tour will allow you to have the rest of the day at your own leisure.

On the final day of the tour, you will have your breakfast at the hotel. After that, you will be transferred to the International Airport in Mauritius for your flight back to your home country, with memories of a wonderful cruise and tour across the island country.