Bénitiers Island, or Île aux Bénitiers, is a small islet off the southwest coast of Mauritius, named for the Crystal Coral formation that seems to float above the water. Located less than half a mile from the coastal towns of La Gaulette and Le Morne, this island is encircled by a coral reef. Visitors can enjoy dolphin swims and snorkeling, immersing themselves in the clear, vibrant waters teeming with marine life. The island’s proximity to the mainland and its natural beauty make it a popular destination for those seeking a day of aquatic adventure.
Bénitiers Island (Île aux Bénitiers)
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