Enjoy a day on one of the most beautiful beaches of Mauritius, at Ile aux Cerfs followed by a delicious lunch.
The little island of Ile aux Cerfs is on the east coast of Mauritius and has beautiful stretches of white sandy beaches and turquoise lagoon. Relax in the warmth of the sun on the splendid beach.
Savor a delicious lunch and take some beautiful pictures of this amazing day and make everyone on your social media feed jealous.
Boat transfer
Lunch
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Additional food and drinks
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Rob
From United Kingdom - October 2024Travelled with family
18 - 24 years old
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Service on the island was fairly poor, the lunch was a curry which came out cold, and the wait time for the courses was excessive considering it wasn' ...
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