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Africa & the Indian Ocean Islands


Embark on this special festive sailing with a difference. Cruising between the idyllic islands of the Indian Ocean, you'll sample diverse culture and natural beauty in Mauritius; experience pure bliss on the paradise white-sand beaches of the Seychelles; explore Réunion’s lush vistas; uncover fascinating history in Zanzibar; and snorkel Mayotte’s immense lagoon. All this and more, topped off with a magical Christmas Day at sea on board Boudicca.


The Seychelles


Mayotte


Zanzibar spices


This exotic journey of discovery begins in Port Louis, a city famed for cultural and economic diversity. To see a colourful snapshot of everyday Mauritian life, make sure to head to the lively covered market, explore the Stamp Museum, and marvel at the city’s religious structures – from the impressive Kaylasson Temple to the beautiful Chinese Pagoda. Venture a little further afield and you can explore some of the island’s breathtaking natural wonders, such as the Trou-aux-Cerfs Volcano and the ‘Seven Coloured Earth’ sand dunes; or opt for a tour to Casela Nature Park for the chance to walk with lions.


Then it’s on to the Seychelles, sailing first to Praslin Island. Here you can explore the UNESCO-listed forest of Vallée de Mai in search of huge Coco de Mer nuts and rare Black Parrots, or simply relax in paradise on spellbinding Anse Lazio, a beach that’s regarded as one of the world’s best. During your call into Victoria, Mahé, join a boat trip to uninhabited Moyenne Island for the chance to encounter giant land tortoises. That’s all before a magical scenic sailing past Silhouette Island at sunset – a simply unforgettable spectacle.


Mauritius


Zanzibar’s fascinating history is waiting to be explored during your day-long call to this beautiful Tanzanian island. Most of the main attractions can be found in the historic Stone Town area. The old fort, the harrowing slave chambers, the 19th


century Anglican


Church and Sultana Market are all well worth seeking out. Alternatively, relax on the white-sand beaches and snorkel the protected barrier reefs, or tour to the intriguingly-titled Prison Island.


On Christmas Eve you can spend a relaxing day strolling around the dusty streets of charming Mamoudzou, or perhaps take in the highlights of Mayotte, including the Indian Ocean’s largest lagoon. It’s home to tropical fish, dolphins and over 250 different species of hard coral.


Christmas Day and Boxing Day will be spent at sea, before Boudicca docks in Port Réunion, the gateway to Réunion Island’s sweeping volcanic landscapes, dense forests and beautiful waterfalls. Opt for an awe-inspiring helicopter tour for breathtaking views into the ravine of the island’s active volcano and across the surrounding countryside.


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