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Catamaran cruises in Mauritius

Two very different catamaran days sail from opposite coasts. The east coast cruise reaches the GRSE waterfall and Ile aux Cerfs with lunch and drinks on board, while the west coast offers a fully private charter beneath Le Morne for up to thirteen guests.

The cruises to book

2 bookable catamaran cruises from local partners

Good to know before you sail

The east coast day

The cruise leaves the jetty at Trou d'Eau Douce, reaches the Grand River South East waterfall from the water and spends time at Ile aux Cerfs, with a barbecue or Indian style lunch and drinks on board.

The private charter

C'est La Vie sails from La Balise Marina in Black River for a full private day on the west coast lagoon, with a snorkelling stop at La Preneuse, Crystal Rock or Le Morne chosen on the day, and lunch served on board by the crew.

Choosing between them

Both are days of about six hours. The east coast cruise is the classic shared outing, while the charter keeps the whole catamaran for your own group and its base price covers two guests.

Common questions

Which catamaran cruise should I pick?

Take the east coast cruise for the island's classic waterfall and Ile aux Cerfs day, and the private charter when you want the boat, the route and the pace to belong to your own group.

Is lunch included?

Yes on both. The east coast day serves a barbecue or Indian style lunch with drinks on board, and the charter's crew serves lunch during the day. Each listing states the details.

Can we sail privately?

Yes. The C'est La Vie charter reserves the whole sailing catamaran for your group, with space for up to thirteen guests and a base price that covers two.

Every boat departure in one place

The catamarans sail alongside every other boat trip and cruise on the island, all bookable directly with their crews.

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