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Île aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve

Join a guided 1.5–2-hour nature trail on a protected island in Mahebourg Bay, with a short boat transfer to and from the reserve.

Place details

Physical address
Pointe Jérôme, Mahébourg, Mauritius (standard EcoTour departure point)
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Contact:

https://www.mauritian-wildlife.org/Ileauxaigrettes

Date of publication: 25.09.2026 10:08

Île aux Aigrettes is a 26-hectare nature reserve in Mahebourg Bay, about 850 metres off Mauritius’s south-east coast. This small coralline-limestone island protects one of the last remnants of the island’s dry coastal forest.

The standard EcoTour follows a guided trail around sites of interest and lasts approximately 1.5–2 hours. A short boat trip to and from the island is included. The reserve was declared in 1965, and conservation work has helped restore forest and reintroduce rare native species. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

Current rates listed by MWF: public rate — adult MUR 1,000; child aged 4–11 MUR 500; children aged 0–3 free. Mauritian rate — adult MUR 350; child aged 4–11 MUR 175; children aged 0–3 free. Confirm the applicable rate and availability when booking.

Departure point: Pointe Jérôme, Mahébourg. Check tour details, current rates and booking availability with the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation and its FAQ.

Prices:

  • 1 000 Mauritian rupee

    Public rate — adult

  • 500 Mauritian rupee

    Public rate — child aged 4–11

  • 350 Mauritian rupee

    Mauritian rate — adult

  • 175 Mauritian rupee

    Mauritian rate — child aged 4–11

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