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Ways to travel
Travelling solo
Your journey at your pace, with us at every step
Cities worth discovering, retreats for rest, and a team with you around the clock. The freedom of travelling alone, with someone looking out for you.
Travelling alone means choosing your own pace: a city explored slowly, such as Singapore or Moscow, or a wellness retreat in Bali. We choose hotels in central, safe locations and arrange private tours with local guides.
And we stay with you throughout: a WhatsApp message at any hour reaches someone who knows your journey and acts quickly if you need them.
What we arrange
- Hotels in central, safe locations
- Private tours with local guides
- Wellness and rest retreats
- Restaurant and experience bookings
- Support around the clock throughout
Where to stay
Stays that suit it
Experiences
Moments for this journey
Nature · Mauritius
Climbing Le Morne Brabant
A trail to the cross near the top of a 556 m mountain on the UNESCO list. It starts gently through forest, ends in a rocky scramble, and rewards you with the whole lagoon below.
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Sea and islands · Mauritius
Water sports and diving
Coloured reefs beneath the turquoise lagoon: snorkelling and scuba, surfing, windsurfing and freediving.
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Nature · Mauritius
Nature walks in Black River Gorges
The largest national park in Mauritius: rainforest, birds found nowhere else, 60 km of trails, and the seven cascades of Tamarind Falls.
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Wellness · Mauritius
Spa days and rest
Spa time at the island's finest resorts, blending local natural recipes with international techniques, in private suites for couples.
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Nature · Mauritius
The Île aux Aigrettes reserve
A small island off Mahébourg that keeps the last dry coastal forest of Mauritius, home to pink pigeons and giant tortoises.
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Culture and heritage · Mauritius
A day in Port Louis and Pamplemousses
A private tour of the capital, from the Central Market and the Jummah Mosque to the Aapravasi Ghat, then the oldest botanical garden in the southern hemisphere.
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