Sports and leisure activities Flic En Flac

This excellent independent club is run by a no less excellent professional of this sport: Christophe Pelicier, son of an underwater fauna specialist having identified several rare or endemic local specimens. You will dive here with great connoisseurs, in small groups, in a spirit of sharing and proximity. Quality services: day and night dives, first dives, dives for children or disabled divers, CMAS training. Two trips per day at 8am and 11:30am. Excellent teaching methods.

A special mention for this Scubapro center, a pioneer of its kind in Mauritius, created in 1977 by the great Pierre Szalay, a French 3-star CMAS instructor and founder and president for many years of the Mauritian Diving Federation (MSDA). Although Pascal Ava and his team have taken over, their professionalism and high standards continue to make the club one of the best on the island. On offer: a wide range of underwater explorations for beginners to advanced divers, CMAS training up to level 4, PADI up to Dive Master, Nitrox diving... Recommended!

Adrien's Dream is one of the best operators on the West Coast. Given the amount of abuse that goes on when it comes to dolphin excursions, we recommend the excursions of this human-sized company, whose crews are concerned about the environment. Outings take place on comfortable motorboats (with toilet facilities on board) that can accommodate 6 to 13 passengers, and can be privatized on request. The most popular activities: swimming with dolphins in the early morning from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. and a day meeting sperm whales with snorkelling and lunch.

In line with its program to protect animals and ecosystems, Casela Nature Parks is offering a number of new eco-friendly activities, including this Eco Rider Safari. Guided tours of Casela's superb African-style reserve are carried out on totally silent electric vehicles, halfway between a segway and a quad bike. Intuitive to use, these machines offer total immersion in this beautiful part of Mauritius, where zebras, giraffes, rhinoceroses and other animals have found an ideal habitat in which to flourish.