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La Reunion Island and Mauritius Island
Wingfoil, and the Mauritius you'd hate to miss
This is a perfect tour for those who want to 'spice up' a luxury ocean sports holiday to Mauritius with a bit of culture and adventure, perhaps when the trip is not all about Ocean Sports. Mauritius' sister Island of La Reunion is a unique volcanic island with stunning scenery that can be explored by foot or helicopter, so this tour included a few nights here at the start, followed by the Mauritius main island.
Around £3050 per person
Minimum 2 passengers (or single supplement will apply). International flights can be added
This is a suggested itinerary — your Mauritius specialist will tailor every stop to your dates, level and budget.
2 stops through Mauritius
Follow the numbers — each pin is a stop on this tour, in order. Click a pin for the details, or jump straight to that part of the itinerary.
The itinerary
Reunion Island
If you are looking to spice up your holiday to Mauritius, then a few days exploring the mountainous and lush Reunion Island is a must. The trip starts with a short hop-over flight from the main Island of Mauritius, or many international flights have good connections straight through to La Reunion. During your 3-night stay, we highly recommend a helicopter ride over the volcano and at least one day of trekking.
About Reunion Island +
Le Morne
About Le Morne +
Whether you're a beginner Wingfoiler searching for tranquil waters within the lagoon or taking on the smaller waves at Little Reef, Le Morne caters to every skill level. For those seeking an exhilarating challenge, the sizable waves at Manawa and Chameau offer an exciting experience. Le Morne is an ideal spot for Wing Foilers of all levels. A large world-class Wingfoil centre is right on the main beach at the end of JW Marriott Resort, with a large stick on the newest Duotone equipment.
The wind mostly comes from the East or Southeast (from the left) and has an average speed of 12 to 20 knots in the Mauritian summer (November to March) and about 20 to 30 knots in the Mauritian winter (April to October). In the winter, the trade winds are stronger. So, although this is a year-round spot, the best time to Wingfoil is June through November, although December can also sometimes be good.
On very low tides, Wingfoiling is restricted to some regions of the lagoon, which have shorter masts.
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