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What you'll do
This is the short version of a Salty Vibes day, built around the reef instead of a route. A marine guide joins the skipper aboard the Resicraft Speedboat, briefs the group before anyone gets in, and picks the spots according to the tide and the visibility that day rather than working down a fixed list. Sessions run for two, three or four hours, so a group can take a morning or afternoon on the water without giving up the whole day, and the conservation side of the lagoon is part of what the guide talks about, not an afterthought.
Meeting the guide
The skipper and the marine guide meet the group at Pointe d'Esny and run through the safety briefing before the boat leaves.
Out to the first spot
Out on the water the guide picks a stretch of reef according to the tide and the visibility that morning.
In the water
Masks, snorkels and fins come out, and the guide swims with the group and points out what is worth stopping for.
Moving on
Depending on the length of the session, the boat moves to a second or third spot with different coral and different fish.
A break on board
Between swims the guide hands round cold drinks and fruit.
Back to the beach
The boat returns to Pointe d'Esny at the end of the booked session.
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Where we'll meet
Pointe d'Esny Beach
Pointe d'Esny Beach, Pointe d'Esny, Mauritius
About us
Salty Vibes
Experience partner · Mauritius
VerifiedSalty Vibes was started in 2024 by Lucka, who runs it with his younger brothers and their parents from the south east coast. All trips depart from Pointe d'Esny Beach. The fleet comprises the Northern Boatworks Explorer 195, a Resicraft Speedboat and a Custom Pelican Fishing Boat. The programme covers full island days on the Grand Port lagoon, shorter snorkelling sessions built around the reef, and fishing inside the lagoon or offshore. Skippers speak English, French and Mauritian Creole.