Exclusive Speed Boat Full Day - West Coast

Lunch Menu Served on plate:
Mini puffs with bechamel sauce
Marinated Grilled Chicken
Marinated Grilled Fish Steak

Accompanied by :
Tropical salad
Garlic Bread
 
Dessert :

Grilled Bananas
 
Local drinks :

Local drinks are served all day long (Beer, Soft Drink, Local Wine, Jungle Juice and Water)

• The team stick to a strict protocol, in compliance with guidelines and the Tourism Authority’s rules and regulations.
• Each boat is licensed, checked and insured as required by the Tourism Authority.
• Life jackets, fire extinguisher, first aid kit and lifebuoys are also available on board.
• Staffs meet all the requirements for their respective job and are provided with training as much as needed.
• A safety briefing will be made with each batch of visitors before leaving Flic-en-Flac on the speed boat.

• It's often said that 'west is best' and we certainly agree: Mauritius's west coast has unbeatable beaches and lagoons!
• Protected from the prevailing winds, the region boasts some superb hotels and lagoons calm enough for swimming and snorkelling.
• Visit Flic en Flac, Tamarin, Albion or Le Morne and explore the West coast like never before.
• Flic en Flac is one of the most popular beaches of the western side of the island offers a blue turquoise lagoon with shallow water. 
• The beach of Flic en Flac is located on the west coast of Mauritius between the village of Albion and Tamarin. 
• Tamarin Bay on its side remains a popular surfing spot, with a long left-hand reef break and 10-foot swells. Its lagoon and its bay are undoubtedly its strong assets.
• Albion is well known for its lighthouse and amazing cliffs.
• Le Morne has the most dramatic setting on the entire island with its long stretch of sand and reef-protected lagoon.

Located in the South Western Coast of Mauritius, precisely 500 metres away from the coast of La Gaulette, Benitiers Island is a large coral sand island approximately two kilometres long, 500 metres at its widest point and 65 hectares in area. The island itself has very little biodiversity value since it has a highly modified vegetative cover and is used as a coconut plantation. The sea is shallow and almost calm throughout the year. The majestic Le Morne Brabant gives an absolutely incredible view in the backdrop. 

Off the south west coast of Mauritius, about 200 meters from the shore, sits this rock in the middle of the ocean. The famous Crystal Rock with a magnificent view of the Le Morne Mountain. It is the perfect spot for some snorkelling, you will surely be amazed by the crystal clear water there!