Reconnect with nature during a peaceful two-night stay combining the regenerative landscapes of Terganic Farmstay with the protected natural environment of Île aux Aigrettes.
Discover two complementary approaches to regeneration: a productive farm designed around soil, food and people, and an island nature reserve dedicated to protecting Mauritius’ endemic wildlife.
Your programme
Day 1 — Arrival & Farm-to-Table
Arrive at Terganic Farmstay and settle into your private lodge.
Enjoy a peaceful afternoon surrounded by tropical vegetation and regenerative landscapes. In the evening, gather around our table for a farm-to-table dinner prepared with fresh, local and seasonal ingredients.
Day 2 — Farm & Island Conservation
After breakfast, continue to Pointe Jérôme for a short boat crossing to Île aux Aigrettes. Explore this protected nature reserve with a guide and discover its remarkable endemic plants, birds and reptiles.
Return to Terganic for a relaxing afternoon and a farm-to-table dinner.
Day 3 — A Slow Morning
Wake up surrounded by nature and enjoy a relaxed breakfast.
Spend your final morning resting at the lodge, walking around the farm or simply appreciating the peaceful atmosphere before departure.
Who is it for?
The Island Conservation Escape is ideal for:
Couples looking for a meaningful nature retreat
Wildlife and biodiversity enthusiasts
Travellers interested in conservation
Families seeking an educational experience
Guests wishing to discover a more authentic side of Mauritius
Practical information
Duration: 3 days / 2 nights
Location: Bambous Virieux and Île aux Aigrettes
Accommodation: Private lodge
Recommended for: Couples and small families
Languages: English and French
Transport to Pointe Jérôme: Available as an optional extra
Island visit: Subject to weather conditions and availability
From regenerative land to protected island
Experience two complementary ecosystems through a meaningful escape combining regenerative hospitality, local food and the conservation of Mauritius’ unique natural heritage.
