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How much does an Ile aux Cerfs boat trip cost?

Boat tours to Ile aux Cerfs cost between €40 and €80 or more. Prices depend on the vessel type and what the operator includes.

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In short

  • Basic speedboat trips start around €40 per person.
  • Catamaran cruises with food and drinks typically cost €57 to €80.
  • Most tours include a BBQ lunch, unlimited drinks, and a waterfall visit.
In this article
  1. What are standard Ile aux Cerfs tour prices?
  2. What is included in the ticket price?
  3. What costs extra on the day?
  4. Do tour prices include hotel pickup?
  5. Is there an entrance fee for Ile aux Cerfs?
  6. Which boat type offers better value?

Expect to pay anywhere from €40 for a simple transfer to over €150 for premium packages. Prices change based on the booking platform and the season. Most operators bundle your transport, lunch, and activities into one day-trip price.

What are standard Ile aux Cerfs tour prices?

Base trips start at roughly €40, while full-day catamarans usually run between €57 and €80+.

Prices vary by vessel. Basic speedboat transfers are the cheapest option. Full-day catamaran cruises cost more but offer better value with food and drinks included. Rates change, so check current prices before you book.

What is included in the ticket price?

Most standard tickets include the boat ride, a BBQ lunch, unlimited drinks, and snorkeling stops.

Operators usually provide a 3-course BBQ lunch featuring chicken, fish, and sausages. You also get unlimited local drinks on board. The itinerary generally covers a 30 to 45-minute snorkeling stop and a detour to the Grand River South East waterfall. Life jackets are always provided.

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A catamaran and a speedboat anchored in a beautiful tropical lagoon.
Mauritius: Ile Aux Cerfs Catamaran Trip with BBQ Lunch and Drinks7 h 4.9 (197)from $57

What costs extra on the day?

You need extra money for hotel transfers and island water sports.

While food and standard drinks are covered, activities on the island cost extra. Bring Mauritian rupees if you want to try parasailing, undersea walking, or tube rides. Some tours exclude snorkeling gear, so check your specific booking details.

Do tour prices include hotel pickup?

Hotel transfers are sometimes included, but usually cost an extra €15 to €30.

If your tour does not include transport to Trou d'Eau Douce, you can add it at checkout. Operators arrange taxis or minibuses. The drive takes 1 to 1.5 hours from most coastal resorts. Premium tours often include this private transfer in their higher base rate.

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Full Day Ile aux Cerfs Catamaran Cruise with BBQ Lunch & Hotel Transfers7 h 4.5 (2)from $153

Is there an entrance fee for Ile aux Cerfs?

Entry to the island itself is completely free.

You do not pay a ticket price to step onto the island. The 100-hectare island is privately owned, but public access to the beaches is free. You only pay for the boat transport to get there and any services you use on the sand.

Which boat type offers better value?

Catamarans offer better value for a relaxing day, while speedboats cost more for speed and agility.

Standard sightseeing catamarans accommodate 20 to 40 passengers, spreading the cost. Small-group speedboat tours often cost over €100 per person. Catamaran vs Speedboat to see which style suits your group.

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Aerial view of boats moored near a sandy beach with lush greenery.
Full-Day Catamaran Cruise to Île aux Cerfs with BBQ Lunch7 h 4.6 (511)from $68

Questions travellers ask

How much does a trip to Ile aux Cerfs cost?

Boat tour prices range from around €40 for a basic speedboat trip to €80+ for all-inclusive catamarans. Prices change based on platform and season.

Are drinks included on the Ile aux Cerfs excursion?

Yes. Most catamaran and speedboat tours include unlimited local beer, wine, rum, and soft drinks throughout the day.

Are water sports available at Ile aux Cerfs?

Yes. You can pay extra on the island for parasailing, tube rides, and undersea walking. These activities are operated by third parties and require Mauritian rupees.

catamaran & bbq lunchfrom $57 on Viator
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