Le immersioni subacquee e lo snorkeling non sono gli unici modi per esplorare il mare. Hai mai provato a fare una passeggiata sott'acqua?
Non perdete l'occasione di immergervi sul fondale marino, indossando un casco per respirare mentre esplorate la vita marina e i meravigliosi coralli che lo popolano. Si tratta di una passeggiata di 20 minuti guidata da personale esperto. Vi immergerete in una laguna cristallina, a circa 3-4 metri di profondità.
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Aquaventure Ltd., Poste de Flacq, Mauritius
Basato su 33 recensioni di clienti verificati
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4,4/5
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4,7/5
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4,7/5
Personale
4,7/5
Vick
Da Stati Uniti d'America - maggio 2025Viaggio di coppia
35 - 44 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
The staff were very friendly and reassuring about the under water walking and the way the helmet worked. What we didn't enjoy was the taxi driver who ...
Heather
Da Regno Unito - marzo 2025Viaggio di coppia
25 - 34 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva4/5
The experience was a bit far away, but once there it was amazing
Flip87
Da Regno Unito - marzo 2025Viaggio di coppia
18 - 24 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
Absolutely brilliant experience! It was so interesting to actually be down with the fish and really getting to see them up close. The guide was really ...
Topcat
Da Regno Unito - gennaio 2025Viaggio di coppia
35 - 44 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
Peter J
Da Stati Uniti d'America - dicembre 2024Viaggio di coppia
18 - 24 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
Great fun with an impressive driver who collected us back and forth from the hotel. Throughly recommend this trip to walk on the sea bed and see the i ...
Thomas
Da Germania - novembre 2024Viaggio di famiglia
35 - 44 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
Chamarel seven colored earth and waterfall tour
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Île aux Cerfs Catamaran Cruise
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