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Seaplane flights in Mauritius

A seaplane leaves the water of the north east lagoon and puts the reefs, islets and sandbanks of Mauritius directly under the wing. Flights run from a fifteen minute circuit of Ile d'Ambre to a hundred minute journey down the east coast and around the south to the underwater waterfall.

The lagoon from above

Good to know before you fly

Where flights leave

The seaplane takes off and lands on the lagoon in front of LUX* Grand Gaube in the north east. The same team also flies two-seat microlights from a private grass airstrip in the cane fields near Riviere du Rempart.

One seat, whole view

Each aircraft carries a single passenger seated beside the pilot, so the view belongs to you. Couples and friends can book two aircraft and fly side by side.

Choosing a route

Five seaplane routes run from 15 to 100 minutes. Short circuits stay over Ile d'Ambre near the takeoff lagoon, while the longest journey follows the east coast past Ile aux Cerfs and rounds the south to the underwater waterfall at Le Morne.

Common questions

How long is a seaplane flight in Mauritius?

Five routes run from 15 to 100 minutes. The shortest circles Ile d'Ambre near the takeoff lagoon and the longest reaches the underwater waterfall at Le Morne.

How many people fit in the seaplane?

One passenger per aircraft, seated beside the pilot. Two people travelling together can book two seaplanes and fly side by side.

Can you see the underwater waterfall from a seaplane?

Yes. The hundred minute flight follows the east coast and rounds the south of the island to reach the underwater waterfall illusion off Le Morne before turning home.

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