A full day speedboat trip across the east coast is really worthy! It is designed to reach the south side of the island. It includes snorkelling and fish feeding, bathing, visiting small islets, exploring unique coral formations from a special glass bottom boat, touring the torsion of a shipwreck or a trip to a river mouth with a beautiful waterfall.

On board champagne and fruit cocktails are welcomed and pleasant refreshment. The day is concluded with a stylish meal at one of the islands while grilled meats, seafood and lobster with cold drinks are served.

The crocodile (Crocodylus) is a large aquatic reptile of the crocodile family. Crocodiles are predators. You won't meet a crocodile in Mauritius in the wild. It is no secret that La Vanille Réserve des Mascareignes Nature Park is not only attraction and a kind of zoo where school tours and tourists go, but also as a crocodile farm. What does this mean? They keep 1800 crocodiles under strict hygienic conditions. They breed them from the eggs. When the crocodile turns five, it is about 1,5m long and reaches a slaughter weight. You can have a crocodile steak at a restaurant and buy a handbag or a belt of genuine crocodile skin right next door - that's what you can do in the park! And how does steak taste? It's something between chicken and pork meat with a fish savor. The recipe by La Vanilla's chief is simple: Take a crocodile, cut a piece of ham, put the steak in oil, anise, thyme, pepper and salt. Then roast both sides for about 10-15 minutes and serve – Ahhh, here you are and the steak is on the table… Enjoy your croc!

The colourful sands of Chamarell are truly unique natural formations. Places where bizarre formations ripple in the mountain forest are tastefully enclosed, you can find footpaths and rest areas there. This special geological formation is of volcanic origin. In fact it is soil layers fused together during extreme heat of volcanic activity. Soil is of amazing colours - varieties of shades of brown, crimson and ochre. Different colours were caused by different temperatures of the cooling process. Oxides of aluminium and iron also took their part in the process. In this way you can experience a wonderful colourful journey to prehistoric times of Mauritius.