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4Designed by the golfing legend, Ernie Els and built to USGA standards, this 6,828m course is set against lush mountains and fringed by the crystal-clear lagoons of the east coast of the island.
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Enjoy the thrill of a speedboat ride along the coast.
Snorkeling at Blue Bay Marine park or at Trou Moutou. Ile au Phare / Ile de La Passe. Stop at GRSE waterfall. Leisure time and lunch on Ile aux Cerfs, stop at Ile Aux Aigrettes for swimming. Back to Pointe Jerome.
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Enjoy the thrill of a speedboat ride along the coast.
Crystal Dream - Embarkation followed by safety briefing. Dolphin watching. Snorkeling at La Preneuse. Lunch served on Ile Aux Benitiers. Rum tasting and Swimming at Crystal rock. Back to Flic en Flac
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A magical world of marine flora and fauna
Enjoy watching the colourful fish as you move along three metres of water under the Indian Ocean -
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4A short boat trip from the east coast of Mauritius, the only course on its own island is accessible to players of all levels. This 6,452m Bernhard Langer signature championship course with four different sets of tees covers 38 hectares with holes snaking up and down the length of the island.
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Soak in some stunning vistas of the coastal landscape
Setting out from a seaside village, this epic voyage will first take you to the longest river on the island, on which sits a beautiful natural waterfall, then to a white sandy islet inside the lagoon, which is a hot favourite among tourists.
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Set off on an unforgettable dolphin watching experience
The clear, warm waters along the west coast of Mauritius are a favourite playground for dolphins. Getting very close to these fascinating sea mammals and watching them in their natural habitat is a life-changing event that will leave you with lasting memories.
