The breathtaking scenery of Coin de Mire and Flat island, with their towering cliffs that reach the sky and provide as nesting grounds for vast colonies of tropical birds that soar and glide by, is a major highlight of the journey. Constructed atop Flat Island’s highest point, the historic white lighthouse serves as a signal for sailors and fisherman that go into Mauritius’ waters from the north.

The incredibly unique colors and forms of Round Island could be seen in the distance. The country’s rare and endangered species, many of which are unique to Mauritius, find refuge on the northern islands, which are priceless relics of Mauritius’s past natural state.

After about an hour of leisurely sailing, you will discover the allure of Gabriel Island and Flat Island, as well as the government-designated Nature Reserves with their stunning coral gardens, rich birdlife, white sand beaches, and relaxed vibe. You can also explore the island of Mauritius.

Remember to bring your camera! In addition, you may take a refreshing swim in the stunning lagoon or just unwind in the sun on the gorgeous sandbar that is the main attraction of Ile aux Gabriel.