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Africa & the Indian Ocean Islands


Hop between some of the most beautiful, culturally diverse islands in the Indian Ocean on this exotic adventure. Discover paradise in the Seychelles – home to sparkling white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters – before an opportunity to cruise Mayotte’s stunning lagoon presents itself. Then, seek out Madagascar’s elusive wildlife, including lemurs and chameleons, before Réunion’s lush vistas await your exploration. All in one truly special holiday.


La Digue


Madagascar Réunion Island


Seychelles


The journey starts in the city of Port Louis. Sample the cultural diversity of the Mauritian way of life, from tea tasting in the beautiful Chinese Pagoda, to exploring the local Stamp Museum and the colourful central market. Outside the city you’ll find the stunning Pamplemousses Botanical Garden and the Casela Nature Park. Alternatively, a tour of the south of the island showcases breathtaking natural wonders, including the Trou-aux-Cerfs Volcano and the ‘Seven Coloured Earth’ sand dunes.


Heading north, you’ll start exploration of the mesmerising Seychelles. With an extended stay on Praslin Island and a full day on Mahé, there’s time to tick off the ‘must-do’ experiences from your list. Explore the tropical forest of Vallée de Mai, home to huge Coco de Mer nuts and rare black parrots; encounter the famous giant land tortoises; and take your pick from the quintessential Seychelles beaches, boasting white sand lapped by crystal-clear waters. Sandwiched between these calls is an unforgettable, magical sailing past Silhouette Island at sunset.


The marvels of Mayotte are yours to experience during


a stop at Mamoudzou, the French island’s sprawling capital. Don’t miss the chance to go snorkelling in the Indian Ocean’s largest lagoon; it’s home to over 250 different species of hard coral and is teeming with a wide variety of marine life. Or perhaps venture deep into the island’s lush landscapes, scaling the rolling peaks for incredible vistas.


Two unforgettable days follow as Boudicca arrives at the natural wonderland of Madagascar, where there will be numerous chances to spot fascinating wildlife, such as lemurs, chameleons, geckos and snakes. First port of call is Hell-Ville, which is perfectly placed for tours to Nosy Be’s tropical rainforests. The 740-hectare Lokobe National Park is also well worth a visit, while a trip to the island of Nosy Komba offers the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend time with lemurs in their natural habitat. Next is Diego Suarez, where tours to the impressive Amber Mountain National Park are not to be missed.


Before returning to Mauritius, the diverse landscapes of Réunion Island, seen on a hike or helicopter tour, will be the perfect end to your exotic adventure.


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