Explore the superb islands and islets surrounding Mauritius, each offering a unique and enchanting experience. These hidden gems, with their fine sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and exceptional biodiversity, invite you to an unforgettable adventure in the heart of nature. Whether you're looking to dive, snorkel or simply relax by the water, these islands are the perfect reflection of the tropical beauty and serenity you're looking for.
L'Île aux Bénitiers
Île aux Bénitiers is an uninhabited islet located north of Le Morne, on the southwest coast of Mauritius, opposite the village of La Gaulette.
Vacoas Island
Vacoas Island, more commonly known as Vacoas Islet, is one of the little-known treasures of the Mauritian archipelago.
Fouquets Island – Lighthouse Island
Fouquets Island, also called Lighthouse Island, is an islet in Grand Port Bay, east of Mauritius and next to Vacoas Island.
Pass Island
In the turquoise waters of Grand Port Bay, Île de la Passe bears witness to one of the glorious pages of French naval history.
Island of Egrets
Just one kilometer from Mauritius, in the magnificent bay of Mahébourg, Île aux Aigrettes is a veritable jewel of marine conservation.
The Gabriel island
In the heart of the Indian Ocean, about 10 kilometers north of Cap Malheureux, stands Gabriel Island, one of the treasures of Mauritius.
Round Island: Rebirth of a Mauritian Jewel
Round Island, in the north of Mauritius, embodies one of the world's greatest conservation success stories. This Mauritian gem tells an exceptional story of ecological resurrection.
Gunner’s Quoin
Le Coin de Mire 'Gunner's Quoin' rises majestically off the north coast of Mauritius near the village of Cap Malheureux.