WHALE WATCHING TRAVELER
The trips worth heading out on.
The 5 whale watching in mauritius travellers head out on most, side by side. What you are likely to see, how far offshore the boat goes, how long you are out, the operator running it and what a place on board costs.
Private speedboat to Benitier Island for dolphin encounters, lagoon snorkeling by crystal rock, and a big seafood BBQ lunch with drinks.
Most Popular“I would like to give ten stars. We had great time, in 7 hours we enjoyed to swim with Dophin and great BBQ”
Early 6am whale watching from Mauritius with a hydrophone, ethical dolphin swims, provided snorkeling gear, and a calm morning sea hunt.
“Good and trustworthy company for the whales tour. They are taking deposits from clients so you know for sure that the trip will take place. Other companies are often cancelling the trips last minute so Whale Dream is a safe choice. 😊”
Mauritius whale watching by speed boat with a hydrophone search, small group of 8, and a 60% chance to spot sperm whales.
“We seemed to be fairly lucky on our trip as we saw a lot of whales / families of whales and spent almost the entire time out with them, not just hunting for them - but the crew made it clear from the start there was no guarantee of finding them. Definitely set my expectations…”
A 7am speedboat outing in Mauritius for dolphin swimming, reef snorkeling, and whale listening via hydrophones, guided by a small crew.
“When I first arrived in Mauritius, I unfortunately booked a tour through an independent tour operator and was shocked by the unethical practices once on the boat. However, the Dolphins Encounter and Whale Watching trip with Dolswim Ltd exceeded my expectations. This trip was the most professional and satisfying excursion that I've experienced since arriving…”
Private whale and dolphin safari in Mauritius led by an oceanographer, with snorkel time near Le Morne and a comfy speedboat.
“We have done several trips with Vassen over the years and this again did not disappoint. As an oceanographer, he is incredibly knowledgeable and so thoughtful about Mauritius and the challenges faced by marine ecosystems.”
Every coast worth sailing, harbour by harbour.
