Mauritius is the perfect place to see dolphins and enjoy the beautiful Tiffany blue sea.

🌈 When traveling in Mauritius, the "Speedboat Dolphin Watching + Snorkeling + Le Morne Brabant + Natural Bridge + Blue Bay Glass Boat Snorkeling" is usually a must-see route. This route is also one of the classic must-see routes in Mauritius. However, because I stayed at the West Coast Le Meridien Hotel, it was far from the departure pier and it took a lot of time to get there by car.

🐬【Dolphin Watching】
Depart at 6 am and go to the Tamarin Beach in the southwest of Mauritius to see dolphins. Here I just saw a rainbow across the sea, although this is not uncommon in Mauritius, because you can see rainbows everywhere at any time🌈. At about 8 o'clock, take a speedboat to catch the wind and waves🚤, and go to see the dolphins foraging🐬. Compared with the spectacular scene I saw in Lovina, Bali before, there are not many dolphins here, but you can swim with them🏊.

🤿【Le Morne Brabant Snorkeling】
After watching the dolphins, the captain will take the boat to Le Morne Brabant for everyone to snorkel. The sea water under Le Morne Brabant is clear and shallow, and those who can't swim can play with confidence. However, there is nothing to see on the seabed, only some seaweed.

🌊【Le Morne Brabant】
After lunch, we went to Le Morne Brabant and the Natural Bridge. Le Morne Brabant is a U-shaped road with the sea on both sides of the road. The natural bridge is a huge reef that has naturally formed a bridge after being washed by the sea. It looks narrow but it is actually very wide. Next to the natural bridge, the waves hit the reef on the sea, the salty taste of the sea came oncoming, and the huge waves were very shocking.

🐠【Blue Bay Glass Boat Snorkeling】
The last experience is to go out to sea from the pier of Blue Bay, Mauritius, and take a glass boat to snorkel. You can see the underwater scenery from the bottom of the glass boat. We were lucky to see a big sea turtle🐢. The sea water in Blue Bay is Tiffany blue, and you can see many fish when snorkeling🐟.

Post by Joshua Reed Wyatt-90 | Sep 21, 2024