Hidden Gems of East Mauritius: Ile aux Aigrettes Tour with Lunch
Discover the East of Mauritius on this 8-hour private tour combining nature, culture, and history. Your journey begins with a boat transfer across the turquoise lagoon to Île aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve, where you will explore this unique island and discover endemic plants and animals found only in Mauritius. Next, visit the Mahebourg National History Museum, where fascinating exhibits reveal the island’s rich heritage and the story of the famous dodo. Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Continue to the scenic Mahebourg Waterfront, offering stunning views of the lagoon and Lion Mountain, and see the monument commemorating the historic naval battle of Grand Port. Stroll through the lively Mahebourg Market to experience the vibrant local culture. Then head to the Frederik Hendrik Museum, showcasing remnants of the first human settlement in Mauritius, before ending at Pointe Canon, a historic viewpoint known for its cannons and panoramic views over the bay.
- Location: Trou d'Eau Douce, Mauritius
- Country: Mauritius
- Wildlife: birds, herps, plants
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