Long untouched by mass tourism, Rodrigues Island remains one of the most secret gems of the Indian Ocean. The smallest of the Mascarene Islands, located just over 600 km north-east of Mauritius, it charms visitors with its intact authenticity, its unhurried pace of life and its vast crystal-clear lagoon spanning 200 km², one of the largest in the region.
This lagoon, enclosed by a coral reef that at times comes close to the shore, shelters 17 wild islets and offers breathtaking views. Here, the sea runs through every shade of turquoise and emerald, in a setting that remains entirely unspoiled.
Rodrigues is also a small paradise for divers. Its sites, for the most part still unexplored, reveal pristine seabeds: drop-offs, drop walls, caves bathed in natural light, all within warm, clear water teeming with life. Thanks to its pleasant climate, diving is possible year-round, in rare silence and serenity.
Rodrigues offers the experience of a marine world that is pure, vibrant, and deeply moving.