• Belle Mare - Start your 8-hour Spectacular East of Mauritius tour with a convenient hotel pick-up from any location in Mauritius. You will be warmly welcomed by our certified guide, and after settling into your comfortable vehicle, you’ll head to your first destination, Palmar Beach, for a delightful 1-hour romantic horse ride.
• Palmar Beach - Upon arrival at Palmar, begin your ride on land and finish in the sea, splashing through the waves with your horse. Horse Riding on the Beach offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Upon arrival, you will be greeted by friendly staff and introduced to your horse. A 10-minute initiation will be provided before leaving the paddock. Novice riders will learn how to mount and control their horse with basic instructions.

During this horse riding adventure, you will ride along the stunning beaches of Palmar, enjoying breathtaking views of the turquoise blue water.

Take your time to appreciate this remarkable landscape with your horse. During your ride, engage in pleasant conversations with the professional guides, who are eager to share their passion and knowledge about horses with you.

The horseback riding is organized with calm and gentle horses to ensure maximum safety for our clients.

• Pointe Canon - Next, travel to Pointe Canon, an intriguing spot offering a great overview of the various sites surrounding Mahebourg. You will witness the majestic Lion Mountain overlooking the sugar cane fields, Mouchoir Rouge islet facing the waterfront, and Ile aux Aigrettes further north, a small protected island in the lagoon and a nature reserve. Pointe Canon is a gathering place for locals during events like regattas and the commemoration of the abolition of slavery in February. Enjoy the panoramic view of the South East and the ocean.
• Frederick Hendrick Museum - On the way, visit the Frederick Hendrick Museum. This historical site showcases the remnants of the first human settlement in Mauritius. Located at Old Grand Port, it is a testament to the Dutch and French colonial settlements on the southeast coast of Mauritius. The museum is surrounded by a lush tropical garden and includes a visitors’ center with an exhibition of artifacts found during archaeological excavations since 1997, along with the remains of some ruins. These include building materials like stones, bricks, nails, military objects such as musket balls, cannonballs, flintstones, and many other fascinating items.
• Mahebourg Museum - Afterward, enjoy a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant, featuring fresh salads, rice, soups, chicken, fish, and vegetables.

Then, proceed to Mahebourg to explore the National History Museum of Mauritius, which offers a historical journey of the island dating back to the 18th century.

The Naval Museum of Mauritius holds memories of the French colonial empire. The museum’s appeal lies not only in its collection of exhibits but also in its historical significance as a building. It is worth seeing both the exterior and the various exhibitions. Additionally, you will find exquisite artifacts from numerous shipwrecks. Some bones of extinct species like the Giant Tortoises and the Dodo are displayed, providing evidence of their existence until a few hundred years ago.

• Mahebourg Waterfront - Spend some time at the Mahebourg waterfront to learn about the captivating culture and history of Mauritius. Situated in a traditional Mauritian village, the new Mahebourg Waterfront is perfect for a leisurely walk and a journey back in time, exploring local Mauritian history. Discover more about the epic battle fought in this region and visit the memorial known as Bataille de le Passe, which honors the fighters who lost their lives in the battle. Enjoy the panoramic view of the battle site.
• Bazar Street - Next, visit the Mahebourg local market, a vibrant sight for those eager to experience the lively local culture. Discover amazing products at great bargains. Initially focused on silks and textiles, the Mahebourg market now offers a wide variety of seashells. The market features typical products like vegetables and fruits for locals, as well as a diverse range of local handicrafts and souvenirs from the paradise island.

Don’t miss the food! At the Mahebourg Market, indulge in a variety of dishes such as Briyani, Dholl Puri (lentil pancakes), Chinese Noodles, or the famous Gato Pima (split pea fritters). These make for a delicious street food tasting experience, and don’t worry, your diet secrets are safe!

• Blue Bay Beach - Finally, visit Blue Bay Beach, located on the southeast coast in the district of Grand Port, just a few kilometers from the charming village of Mahebourg.

With its soft white sand and shade from the filaos, Blue Bay is perfect for family outings. True to its name, it offers stunning emerald blue waters, a white sand beach surrounded by large casuarina trees. Blue Bay is also home to a marine park, ideal for snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters, where you can encounter small colorful fish and abundant marine life among the many corals in the lagoon.

At Blue Bay, enjoy a leisurely stroll or a refreshing swim in the pristine blue waters. You will surely fall in love with this beach.

• Pick-up and drop-off at any accommodation in Mauritius
• Private transportation in a fully air-conditioned vehicle
• Services of a fully qualified certified private guide/driver
• 1-Hour Horse Riding experience along the beach
• Horse Riding equipments are provided
• 3-course Lunch (Veg and Non-veg) Note: Halal food
• Beverages during lunch (Non- Alcoholic)
• Bottled water upon arrival

• Gratuities (Optional)

This exclusive 8-hour tour offers an exploration of the eastern region of Mauritius, celebrated for its stunning beaches. The journey begins with a delightful 1-hour horseback ride along Palmar Beach, creating a truly romantic experience.

Following this, the tour proceeds to Pointe Canon, a historic site renowned for its anti-ship cannons. The next stop is the Frederick Henrick Museum, which showcases the remains of the first human settlement in Mauritius. The tour then continues to the Mahebourg Waterfront, where visitors can enjoy a memorable walk in a beautiful natural environment and take in the breathtaking sea views.

Afterward, guests will savor a delicious 3-course lunch before visiting the Mahebourg local market, offering vibrant sights for those eager to immerse themselves in the local culture. The tour then moves to the Mahebourg Museum, providing insights into the history of Mauritius’s various colonizations.

The final destination is Blue Bay, where visitors can either admire or swim in the stunning lagoon.

• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• Children ages 4 years and under are free. Please notify of CHILD/ INFANT SEAT at the time of booking
• Please advise of any food allergies or illness
• Please bring a raincoat (In case of rainy day) and wear non slippery shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.