At a glance
Mauritius, in brief
Five to seven nights suit most first-time visitors planning a Mauritius itinerary. Three days covers only Port Louis, Pamplemousses and one beach or lagoon excursion. Ten days allows an island-wide route with two leisure days. Fourteen days exceeds what the major sights require unless long resort stays are the goal.
Mauritius.
7 nights
- Recommended minimum
- 5 nightsCovers Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne and one lagoon day
- Ideal first visit
- 7 nightsAdds Grand Baie, a full marine day and Le Morne as a dedicated stop
- Ideal slow trip
- 10 nightsAdds Mahébourg, Blue Bay, two leisure days and one guided activity
- Too long for highlights alone
- 14 nightsOnly suits travellers combining resort stays with the sightseeing circuit
- Arrival airport
- SSR International AirportLocated in the southeast; allow transfer time on arrival and departure days
- Island circuit structure
- North, west, southwest, eastGrouping by coast limits cross-island driving
Sample Mauritius Itineraries by Duration
Mauritius itinerary options range from a tight 3-day highlights run to a relaxed 10-day island circuit. Five days covers the main cultural and nature sights plus one lagoon day. Seven days adds Le Morne and a full marine excursion. Ten days allows the south and east coasts without rushing any region.
3-Day Mauritius Itinerary
Best forShort stopovers or travellers combining Mauritius with another destination
StrengthsCovers Port Louis, Pamplemousses and one beach or lagoon excursion; lowest indicative land cost at about INR 50,000 per person twin sharing
Trade-offsTight fit; no full-island circuit, no long hikes and no multiple boat trips
5-Day Mauritius Itinerary
Best forFirst-time visitors with limited leave who want the main highlights
StrengthsIncludes Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne viewpoint and one boat or lagoon day; rated good in the duration analysis; indicative land cost about INR 70,000 per person twin sharing
Trade-offsRequires skipping every coast and remote multi-hour detour; no dedicated east-coast day
7-Day Mauritius Itinerary
Best forMost first-time Indian travellers and honeymooners wanting a balanced island trip
StrengthsCovers north, west, southwest and east highlights, Le Morne, Chamarel, one full marine day and one cultural or nature day; rated ideal; indicative land cost about INR 95,000 per person twin sharing
Trade-offsAvoid scheduling duplicate beach excursions to keep the pace comfortable
10-Day Mauritius Itinerary
Best forTravellers who want all major regions plus leisure and adventure days
StrengthsAdds the south and Mahébourg, Blue Bay, two leisure days and one guided nature or adventure activity; rated ideal; indicative land cost about INR 140,000 per person twin sharing
Trade-offsNeeds more leave and a higher budget; avoid changing hotels every night — pick two bases instead
The comparison below uses the duration analysis for this guide. Indicative per-person prices are planning ranges for land arrangements on a twin-sharing basis, not confirmed Tripstor offers, and exclude airfare unless stated. Treat all figures as dated 2026 planning estimates.
Mauritius Itinerary for 5 Days, 7 Days and 10 Days
Three ready mauritius itinerary options follow: a 5-day first-timer route, a 7-day island circuit and a 10-day slow plan. Each day lists morning, afternoon and evening plans with an overnight base. Travel times stay realistic and arrival and departure days remain deliberately light.
Choose the option that matches your leave allowance and preferred pace. The 5-day plan suits a first visit with one lagoon day; the 7-day plan adds Le Morne and a full marine excursion; the 10-day plan covers the south and east without rushing. All three plans assume a west or north coast base for the first nights, which keeps Port Louis, Pamplemousses and Grand Baie within a short drive.
5-Day Mauritius Itinerary
A 5-day Mauritius itinerary covers Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne viewpoint and one boat or lagoon day. The duration analysis rates five days as a good fit for first visits. Basing on the west or north coast limits transfers and keeps each day's drive manageable.
Day01 Stop 1 of 5Arrival and West or North Beach
Land at SSR International Airport, transfer to your west or north coast resort and settle in with a nearby beach evening.
MorningArrive at SSR International Airport and clear immigration.
AfternoonTransfer to your west or north coast resort; check in and rest.
EveningWalk the nearest beach and dine at the resort or a nearby restaurant.
Day02 Stop 2 of 5Port Louis and Pamplemousses
A culture day combining the capital with the historic botanical garden.
MorningDrive to Port Louis; visit Central Market early before the heat and crowds build.
AfternoonContinue to Pamplemousses Botanical Garden; allow at least 90 minutes for the giant Victoria amazonica water lilies and mature tropical collections.
EveningReturn to your resort; dine locally.
Day03 Stop 3 of 5Chamarel, Black River and Le Morne
Southwest highlands and peninsula in one loop.
MorningDrive to Chamarel for the Seven Coloured Earth and waterfalls.
AfternoonContinue to Black River Gorges National Park for viewpoints and forest trails; then Le Morne viewpoint.
EveningReturn via the west coast; dinner at the resort.
Day04 Stop 4 of 5Île aux Cerfs or Catamaran Day
A full lagoon day on the east coast.
MorningTransfer to the east coast for the Île aux Cerfs boat departure.
AfternoonSwim, snorkel or relax on the sheltered lagoon; confirm whether lunch, transfers and water activities are included in your operator's price.
EveningReturn to your resort; dinner locally.
Day05 Stop 5 of 5Beach Time and Departure
A light final morning before the airport transfer.
MorningBeach time or resort pool; pack and check out.
AfternoonTransfer to SSR International Airport for your flight.
EveningDeparture.
Book the Île aux Cerfs lagoon day in advance, particularly for travel between July and October when east-coast departures fill quickly. Keep Day 1 and Day 5 light to absorb transfer time at SSR International Airport.
7-Day Mauritius Itinerary
A 7-day Mauritius itinerary is the ideal length for most first visits according to the duration analysis. It covers the north coast and Grand Baie, Port Louis, the southwest at Chamarel and Black River, Le Morne as a dedicated day, and a full marine day at Île aux Cerfs. Base on the west or north coast throughout.
Day01 Stop 1 of 7Arrival and Resort
Arrive, transfer and settle in.
MorningArrive at SSR International Airport.
AfternoonTransfer to your resort; check in and rest.
EveningResort dinner and an early night.
Day02 Stop 2 of 7North Coast and Grand Baie
Northern beaches, waterfront and the botanical garden.
MorningDrive to Grand Baie for the beach and waterfront.
AfternoonVisit Pamplemousses Botanical Garden; allow at least 90 minutes for the Victoria amazonica water lilies.
EveningDine in Grand Baie; return to your resort.
Day03 Stop 3 of 7Port Louis and Cultural Sightseeing
Capital day with Central Market, waterfront and museums.
MorningVisit Central Market early, then the waterfront.
AfternoonMuseums and colonial history sights in Port Louis.
EveningReturn to your resort; dinner locally.
Day04 Stop 4 of 7Southwest, Chamarel and Black River
Highlands and gorges in one loop.
MorningDrive to Chamarel for the Seven Coloured Earth and waterfalls.
AfternoonBlack River Gorges National Park for trails and viewpoints.
EveningReturn via the west coast; dinner at the resort.
Day05 Stop 5 of 7Le Morne and West Coast
UNESCO-listed mountain and peninsula.
MorningEarly start for Le Morne Brabant; the summit hike is strenuous and weather-sensitive, so use a guide if fitness or conditions are uncertain.
AfternoonWest coast beach time and lunch.
EveningSunset on the west coast; return to your resort.
Day06 Stop 6 of 7Île aux Cerfs or Catamaran
Full marine day on the east coast.
MorningTransfer to the east coast for the Île aux Cerfs boat departure.
AfternoonSwim, snorkel or relax on the lagoon; confirm inclusions with your operator.
EveningReturn to your resort; dinner locally.
Day07 Stop 7 of 7Leisure and Departure
Light final morning before the airport transfer.
MorningBeach or resort pool; pack and check out.
AfternoonTransfer to SSR International Airport.
EveningDeparture.
This plan adds Le Morne as a standalone day and a dedicated marine excursion compared with the 5-day route. The extra two days remove the need to rush the southwest loop and allow a proper evening in Grand Baie. Confirm Île aux Cerfs operator inclusions — lunch, transfers and water activities are not always bundled into the headline price.
10-Day Mauritius Itinerary
A 10-day Mauritius itinerary adds the south coast, Mahébourg, Blue Bay, two leisure days and one guided nature or adventure activity to the 7-day route. The duration analysis rates ten days as ideal for covering all major regions. Use two bases — west or north coast and east coast — rather than moving hotels every night.
Day01 Stop 1 of 10Arrival
Arrive and transfer to your first base.
MorningArrive at SSR International Airport.
AfternoonTransfer to your west or north coast resort; check in and rest.
EveningResort dinner.
Day02 Stop 2 of 10North Coast and Grand Baie
Grand Baie and northern beaches.
MorningDrive to Grand Baie for the beach and waterfront.
AfternoonExplore northern beaches and shops.
EveningDine in Grand Baie; return to your resort.
Day03 Stop 3 of 10Port Louis and Pamplemousses
Capital and Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.
MorningVisit Central Market early, then the waterfront.
AfternoonPamplemousses Botanical Garden; allow at least 90 minutes.
EveningReturn to your resort; dinner locally.
Day04 Stop 4 of 10Transfer to East Coast
Move to the east coast and settle in.
MorningCheck out and drive to the east coast.
AfternoonCheck in and relax on the beach.
EveningDinner at the resort.
Day05 Stop 5 of 10Île aux Cerfs
Full lagoon day from the east coast.
MorningBoat departure to Île aux Cerfs.
AfternoonSwim, snorkel or relax; confirm inclusions with your operator.
EveningReturn to your east coast resort; dinner.
Day06 Stop 6 of 10South Coast and Mahébourg
Southern coast and Mahébourg town.
MorningDrive south to Mahébourg for the waterfront and market.
AfternoonExplore the southern coast and Blue Bay.
EveningReturn to your east coast resort; dinner.
Day07 Stop 7 of 10Chamarel and Black River
Southwest highlands and gorges.
MorningDrive to Chamarel for the Seven Coloured Earth and waterfalls.
AfternoonBlack River Gorges National Park for trails and viewpoints.
EveningReturn to your east coast resort; dinner.
Day08 Stop 8 of 10Le Morne and West Coast
UNESCO-listed mountain and west coast.
MorningEarly start for Le Morne Brabant; use a guide if conditions or fitness are uncertain.
AfternoonWest coast beach time and lunch.
EveningSunset on the west coast; return to your east coast resort.
Day09 Stop 9 of 10Leisure or Guided Activity
A free day for spa, beach or a guided nature or adventure activity.
MorningResort leisure or a guided nature or adventure activity.
AfternoonBeach or spa time.
EveningDinner at the resort.
Day10 Stop 10 of 10Departure
Light final morning before the airport transfer.
MorningBeach or resort pool; pack and check out.
AfternoonTransfer to SSR International Airport.
EveningDeparture.
The 10-day plan suits travellers who want to spend time in the south, which the shorter routes skip entirely. Mahébourg's waterfront and Blue Bay's lagoon are the main southern draws. The east-coast base from Day 4 onwards puts Île aux Cerfs within a short morning transfer and keeps the Chamarel and Le Morne drives to a single long day each.
Where to Base Yourself in Mauritius
Base choice affects daily drive times more than any other planning decision in a Mauritius travel plan. Grand Baie suits first-timers wanting beaches, restaurants and boat departures. Port Louis works for a single culture day, not a full stay. Le Morne and Île aux Cerfs are day-trip areas rather than overnight bases for most itineraries.
- North coast
Grand Baie
Mauritius's liveliest northern base for beaches, restaurants, shopping and boat excursions. Northern boat departures for Île aux Cerfs and catamaran trips leave from here or nearby.
Best forFirst-timers, families and travellers who want dining and nightlife within walking distance
Use it as a flexible base rather than only a beach stop; evening dining and boat departure logistics make the location practical for the whole north-coast section of your itinerary.
- Capital, northwest
Port Louis
Compact capital combining Central Market, waterfront, colonial history and local food culture. Traffic makes it inefficient as an overnight base for a sightseeing itinerary.
Best forA single culture day, not a full stay
Visit Central Market early, then schedule the waterfront and museums; late-morning cross-island transfers from Port Louis are slow because of traffic.
- Southwest highlands
Chamarel
Scenic southwest highlands with the Seven Coloured Earth, waterfalls and access to Black River Gorges. Best treated as a day-trip destination from a west or north coast base.
Best forNature-focused travellers and photographers
Pair with Black River Gorges and the southwest coast in a single loop; treating Chamarel as a quick standalone photo stop wastes the drive time.
- Southwest peninsula
Le Morne Brabant
UNESCO-listed mountain and peninsula offering Mauritius's most distinctive landscape and heritage setting. The summit hike is strenuous and weather-sensitive.
Best forHikers and heritage travellers
Reserve an early start and use a guide if conditions or fitness are uncertain; the hike is not suitable as a casual afternoon add-on.
- East coast lagoon
Île aux Cerfs
Lagoon island known for sheltered swimming, water sports and sandbanks near the east coast. Reached by boat from the east coast.
Best forA day trip, not an overnight base
Choose a reputable operator and confirm whether lunch, transfers and water activities are included; headline prices often exclude extras.
- North, near Port Louis
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
Historic garden famous for giant Victoria amazonica water lilies and mature tropical plant collections. Pairs naturally with a Port Louis culture day.
Best forA half-day add-on to a north or capital day
Allow at least 90 minutes and combine with Port Louis or a north-coast day rather than making a long isolated transfer.
- Southwest uplands
Black River Gorges National Park
Mauritius's principal upland protected area for endemic birds, forest trails and viewpoints. Trail conditions and visibility change quickly.
Best forWalkers and birdwatchers
Carry water and wear appropriate footwear; avoid treating this as a casual add-on to a beach day.
The places below show who each area suits and a practical tip for each. For a 10-day trip, splitting between a west or north coast base and an east coast base removes the need for long daily cross-island drives.
Best Time to Visit Mauritius for Your Itinerary
May to October is the cooler, drier season and the most reliable window for a Mauritius travel plan. September to November offers a strong shoulder-season combination of dry weather and moderate crowds. October is often the single strongest month for warm, dry conditions across the island's main sightseeing regions.
January
Shoulder seasonWarm and wet; cyclone season active
Cyclone risk; beach days can be disrupted
February
Not recommendedWarm and wet; peak cyclone risk
Highest cyclone probability; avoid for a first visit
March
Shoulder seasonWarm and wet; cyclone season winding down
Improving late in the month; budget option
April
Good time to goTransitional; rainfall easing
Good value; weather improving for sightseeing
May
Good time to goCooler and drier; reliable conditions begin
Start of the dry season; good for all regions
June
Good time to goCooler and dry; southeast trade winds
Reliable weather; comfortable temperatures for hiking
July
Best time to goCoolest month; dry and clear
Peak season; book early for Île aux Cerfs and transfers
August
Best time to goCool and dry; trade winds strong
Excellent conditions; busy and priced accordingly
September
Best time to goWarming; dry and clear
Strong shoulder month; good weather and easing crowds
October
Best time to goWarm and dry; best single month overall
Ideal for beaches, hiking and sightseeing across all regions
November
Good time to goWarming; occasional showers begin
Good value shoulder month before the wet season
December
Shoulder seasonWarm and wet; festive season crowds
Busy and expensive; cyclone season begins
- BestJul, Aug, Sep, Oct
- GoodApr, May, Jun, Nov
- FairJan, Mar, Dec
- AvoidFeb
The island's climate divides into a warm, wet season from November to April and a cooler, drier season from May to October. The southwest uplands around Chamarel and Black River Gorges receive more rainfall than the north and east coasts throughout the year, so trail conditions at Black River Gorges National Park can deteriorate quickly even in the dry season. Le Morne Brabant's summit hike is weather-sensitive year-round.
For Indian travellers planning around school holidays or long weekends, July and October are popular departure months. Book Île aux Cerfs boat departures and airport transfers well in advance for July travel, when east-coast operators fill quickly.
First-Timer vs Repeat Visitor Itinerary
First-timers should follow the 7-day mauritius itinerary covering Grand Baie, Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne and Île aux Cerfs. Repeat visitors can skip the capital and garden, and instead spend longer at Le Morne, Black River Gorges and the east-coast lagoon, or add the south coast around Mahébourg and Blue Bay.
A first visit needs the headline sights in a logical coastal sequence. The 7-day plan delivers all of them without rushing. A repeat visit benefits from slower time in the southwest uplands and the east, where Black River Gorges trails and the Blue Bay lagoon reward a full day each rather than a half-day add-on.
Both groups should keep arrival and departure days light. SSR International Airport sits in the southeast, so a west or north coast base adds transfer time at both ends of the trip. Factor this into your day count before booking.
Planning Tips for Your Mauritius Travel Plan
Book airport transfers and the Île aux Cerfs boat day before arrival, because east-coast departures fill quickly between July and October. Group sights by coast to limit cross-island drives. Carry water for Black River Gorges and start Le Morne early. Confirm operator inclusions before paying for any lagoon excursion.
- Pre-book airport transfers
SSR International Airport sits in the southeast; a pre-booked transfer avoids taxi negotiation after a long flight and keeps the arrival day light. Confirm pick-up details with your operator before departure from India.
Transfers - Group sights by coast
Pair Port Louis with Pamplemousses on the same day, and combine Chamarel with Black River Gorges and Le Morne in a single southwest loop. Late-morning cross-island transfers are slow because of traffic.
Pacing - Confirm lagoon operator inclusions
For Île aux Cerfs, confirm whether lunch, boat transfers and water activities are included before paying. Headline prices frequently exclude one or more of these items.
Bookings - Start Le Morne early
The Le Morne Brabant summit hike is strenuous and weather-sensitive. Reserve an early morning start and use a local guide if conditions or personal fitness are uncertain.
Safety - Carry water in Black River Gorges
Trail conditions and visibility change quickly in the southwest uplands. Carry at least one litre of water per person and wear footwear suitable for uneven terrain.
Preparation - Use two bases on a 10-day trip
Split between a west or north coast resort and an east coast resort rather than moving hotels every night. Two bases cover all regions without daily long drives.
Logistics - Book July departures early
July is peak season for Indian travellers. Île aux Cerfs boat operators and airport transfer providers fill quickly; book at least four to six weeks ahead for July travel.
Timing
These tips apply to any of the three itinerary lengths above and are drawn from the duration analysis and package location data used for this 2026 guide.
What to Skip on a Short Mauritius Trip
On a 3-day Mauritius itinerary, skip the full-island circuit, long hikes and multiple boat trips. On a 5-day trip, skip trying to cover every coast and any remote multi-hour detour. Duplicate beach excursions add little value on any short route and consume time better spent at Chamarel or Le Morne.
- Trying to cover all four coasts in 3 days
How to avoid itLimit a 3-day trip to the north and west; accept that the east coast and south require a longer stay.
- Booking Île aux Cerfs without confirming inclusions
How to avoid itAsk the operator explicitly whether lunch, boat transfers and water activities are included before paying.
- Scheduling Le Morne as a casual afternoon add-on
How to avoid itReserve a full morning with an early start; the summit hike is strenuous and weather-sensitive.
- Leaving airport transfers unbooked
How to avoid itPre-book transfers from SSR International Airport before departure; the airport is in the southeast and taxis can be scarce after late-night arrivals.
- Ignoring the southwest upland weather
How to avoid itCarry water and appropriate footwear for Black River Gorges; conditions deteriorate quickly even in the dry season.
- Changing hotels every night on a 10-day trip
How to avoid itUse two bases — west or north coast and east coast — to avoid packing and unpacking daily and to reduce transfer time.
The duration analysis lists these cuts explicitly. Removing them keeps the pace realistic and protects the days that matter most: Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne and one lagoon day. On a 3-day trip, the Île aux Cerfs east-coast transfer alone takes half a morning, so a closer north-coast boat trip is a more practical substitute.
Repeat visitors on a short return trip can invert this logic: skip Port Louis and Pamplemousses entirely and spend the saved time at Black River Gorges or Blue Bay instead.
Entry Requirements for Indian Travellers
Indian tourists generally do not need a visa to enter Mauritius for a short tourist visit, but must meet entry conditions including a valid passport, confirmed accommodation, an onward or return ticket and sufficient funds. Entry rules can change; confirm the current position with official Mauritian sources before booking flights.
Valid passport
Must be valid for the full duration of your stay in Mauritius.
Where to get it: Mauritius High Commission, New Delhi; official Mauritius immigration authorityCommon mistake: Assuming a passport valid only to the travel date is sufficient
Return or onward ticket
Immigration officers may request proof of a confirmed return or onward flight at the port of entry.
Where to get it: Official Mauritius immigration authorityCommon mistake: Travelling with only a one-way ticket and no onward booking
Confirmed accommodation
Carry hotel booking confirmations or a host's address; immigration may ask for proof of where you will stay.
Where to get it: Official Mauritius immigration authorityCommon mistake: Relying on a verbal arrangement with no written confirmation
Sufficient funds
Carry evidence of funds adequate for your stay; the threshold is not publicly fixed, so carry a bank statement or credit card.
Where to get it: Official Mauritius immigration authorityCommon mistake: Carrying only cash with no supporting bank evidence
Current entry rule check
Confirm visa-free status and any new conditions with official Mauritian sources within four weeks of travel; rules can change.
Where to get it: mauritius-newdelhi.govmu.org; passport.govmu.orgCommon mistake: Relying on information from a travel blog or booking site rather than the official authority
The Mauritius government's official guidance for Indian travellers confirms that Indians are among the nationalities that may enter without a prior visa for tourism purposes, subject to the conditions above. The passport must be valid for the duration of the stay. Immigration officers may ask for proof of accommodation and a return or onward ticket at the port of entry.
Always check the current rules directly with the Mauritius High Commission in New Delhi or the official Mauritius passport and immigration authority before finalising your mauritius travel plan, as entry conditions are subject to change without notice.
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Ask a specialistHow many days are enough for Mauritius?
Five to seven nights suit most first visits to Mauritius. Three days covers only Port Louis, Pamplemousses and one beach or lagoon excursion. Seven days is the ideal length for covering the north, southwest and east coasts without rushing. Ten days adds the south coast and two leisure days.
What is the best time to visit Mauritius?
May to October is the cooler, drier season and the most reliable window for a Mauritius trip itinerary. October is often the strongest single month for warm, dry weather across all sightseeing regions. September to November offers a good shoulder-season balance of dry conditions and moderate crowds.
Do Indians need a visa for Mauritius?
Indian tourists generally do not need a visa for a short tourist visit to Mauritius, but must meet entry conditions including a valid passport, confirmed accommodation and an onward or return ticket. Confirm the current rules with official Mauritian sources before booking, as conditions can change.
Is Mauritius visa free for Indians?
Mauritius generally permits Indian tourists to enter without obtaining a visa in advance, subject to passport validity, confirmed accommodation, an onward ticket and sufficient funds. Always verify the current position with the official Mauritius immigration authority or the Mauritius High Commission in New Delhi before travel.
How much does a 7-day Mauritius trip cost?
A 7-day twin-sharing land package carries an indicative planning range of about INR 95,000 per person, excluding airfare. Luxury resorts cost substantially more. These are dated 2026 planning estimates, not confirmed Tripstor prices, and actual costs vary by hotel category, season and inclusions.
How much does a Mauritius tour package cost from India?
Indicative twin-sharing land packages range from about INR 50,000 for a 3-day budget option to about INR 140,000 for a 10-day itinerary, per person, excluding airfare. Treat these as 2026 planning ranges, not confirmed Tripstor prices; actual costs vary by season, hotel category and inclusions.
Which is better for a honeymoon, Mauritius or Maldives?
Choose Mauritius for a honeymoon that combines beaches with road trips, mountain scenery and cultural sightseeing at Port Louis and Chamarel. Choose Maldives for a concentrated private-island and lagoon experience. Mauritius suits couples who want to explore beyond the resort; Maldives suits those who prefer to stay in one place.
What are the best places to visit in Mauritius?
Popular highlights include Grand Baie, Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, Chamarel's Seven Coloured Earth, Black River Gorges National Park, Le Morne Brabant and Île aux Cerfs. A 7-day Mauritius itinerary covers all of these with one full marine day and one dedicated cultural or nature day.
What is the best mauritius itinerary for 5 days 7 days?
A 5-day Mauritius itinerary covers Port Louis, Pamplemousses, Chamarel, Le Morne and one lagoon day. A 7-day plan adds Grand Baie as a dedicated day and a full marine excursion to Île aux Cerfs. Both plans base on the west or north coast and keep arrival and departure days light.