
Grand Baie is the busiest bay on the north coast, and it is the simplest base for a catamaran, a sunset dinner and a day on the northern islands.
Flat Island, Gabriel and Coin de Mire from the north coast.
A dinner cruise that starts and ends in the north.
Hotels in Grand Baie are the shortest ride to a north-coast boat.
Île aux Cerfs needs a road journey first. We book that transfer with the tour.
Grand Baie tours split into two kinds. Sea days leave from the north: a catamaran toward Flat Island, Gabriel Island and Coin de Mire, or a shorter sunset cruise that is back before late evening. Land days leave the bay by car: a private south tour, or the longer road to Île aux Cerfs on the east coast.
If the hotel is in Grand Baie, Pereybère or Pointe aux Canonniers, a north-coast boat is the easy choice. You are close to the jetty, and the lagoon stays sheltered on most fair-weather mornings. Île aux Cerfs is still possible, but it is a road transfer of about an hour and a quarter before the boat, so it should not be booked as a casual half day.
Sunset dinner cruises from the north are the other booking we arrange often. They suit a first night, an anniversary, or a day when you do not want another early jetty call.
A north-coast catamaran if you want the islands, or a sunset cruise if you arrive late and do not want a 7am pickup. Leave the south-coast drive for a later morning.
Yes, with an early pickup and a full-day booking. It is not a late-morning plan. The road each way is over an hour before you add the boat.
North-coast boats often include a short pickup inside Grand Baie and the nearby villages. A private transfer is the cleaner option for villas set back from the bay, and for any east-coast day.
Tell us the date, the hotel and how many people are travelling. We confirm the operator, the transfer and what is included before you pay.