Boat trip
Île aux Bénitiers: excursion with dolphin watching and lunch
Tamarin · Black River
AI-generated imageAn excursion to Île aux Bénitiers, with time set aside for dolphin watching, and lunch. Île aux Bénitiers lies in the south-west lagoon, near Le Morne: an uninhabited island of about two kilometres by five hundred metres, with a white-sand beach and a small coconut grove. Dolphins are mostly seen off the west coast of Mauritius, where two species occur, the bottlenose and the spinner dolphin, often travelling in pods of around twenty. They are wild animals, and no outing can command their presence.
Highlights
- Île aux Bénitiers
- Dolphin watching
- Lunch included
Good to know
- Dolphin watching is regulated in Mauritius: it is done with a licensed provider, and boats approach the animals from the side, at no-wake speed.
- Dolphins are not to be touched or fed, and no noise is made to attract them.
Where to stay
Stay around this place
Places to stay that are still available, with current prices, compared across the main booking platforms.
In the journal
