Chamarel 7 Colours and Waterfalls - Exclusive South West Tour

Trou aux Cerfs - Trou aux Cerfs is a dormant volcano featuring a distinct cone and crater. Standing at 605 meters, it is located in Curepipe, Mauritius. The crater is described as being between 300 and 350 meters in diameter and 80 meters deep.

Grand Bassin - Ganga Talao is a crater lake nestled in a remote mountain area in the Savanne district, at the heart of Mauritius. It is regarded as the most sacred Hindu Temple in Mauritius.

Alexandra Falls - A visit to Alexandra Falls provides a peaceful escape from busy tourist spots. The tranquil environment and the sound of cascading water offer a sense of calm and relaxation. It’s an ideal location to avoid crowds and enjoy nature’s serenity. The shaded areas around the falls offer a break from the sun, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of the surroundings.

Black River Gorges National Park - This rugged area on the mountainous west coast of Mauritius offers a lookout with stunning views over the landscape extending to the coast. A sizable waterfall can also be seen. The car park area features large tourist shops with souvenirs and ice creams available!

Rhumerie de Chamarel - Next, visit Rhumerie De Chamarel to learn about rum production on this paradise island. Enjoy a delightful rum tasting session, exploring the various flavors produced by the distillery. Highlights include: - Experience the warmth and authenticity of the Rhumerie de Chamarel Distillery - Participate in a guided tour of the distillery - Enjoy a delicious rum tasting session - Discover the exclusive rum-making process using sugar cane - Sample the selection of agricultural rums produced by the distillery

Chamarel - Then, visit the breathtaking Chamarel Viewpoint, a family-friendly spot offering a panoramic view of the Chamarel village below. From here, you can see the lush greenery and turquoise waters of the southwest coast, with Le Morne Brabant to the left and La Tourelle du Tamarin to the right. It’s recommended to bring sunglasses and a camera to capture the stunning view of the green hilly region and an aerial view of Ile Aux Benitiers. Afterwards, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant known for the best seafood. Feel free to try the dishes and have your lunch.

Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark - Next, explore the seven-colored earth, a natural phenomenon and popular tourist attraction. The colors result from the transformation of basaltic lava into clay minerals. A surreal, lunar-like display of rainbow-hued sand dunes unfolds before you, leaving you mesmerized. Set amidst lush green vegetation, this unique geological wonder is one of nature’s amazing creations that will make you say “Wow.” The area consists of sand dunes with seven distinct colors: red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple, and yellow. Fascinatingly, if you mix the colored earth, they will eventually separate into layers. The colors may also appear to play tricks on you, resembling shadows. There is also a Tortoise Park and Souvenir Shop offering a variety of memorabilia, including local products from Chamarel, while the Coffee shop provides a delightful cafe experience.

Flic En Flac Beach - At the end of the tour, visit Flic en Flac Beach, where you can swim, snorkel, or relax with drinks after a full day of touring. Witness the sunset at one of the best spots in Mauritius.

Northern Mauritius Tour including Port Louis Market and Beaches

Port Louis - Begin the day by exploring the capital city of Mauritius, Port Louis. Climb to Fort Adelaide, known as ‘The Citadel,’ a 19th-century military fortress with a walled courtyard and panoramic city views. Then, explore the central market, the Port Louis Bazaar, and China Town. Marvel at the impressive array of clothing, local vegetables, and exotic spices. Continue shopping at the splendid Caudan Waterfront.

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden - Visit the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, renamed Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, a highlight of any northern visit. It is the oldest botanical garden in the southern hemisphere, dating back to 1735.

L’Aventure Du Sucre - A former sugar factory, carefully restored after its closure in 1999 following 200 years of operation, L’Aventure du Sucre is a pioneering heritage site in cultural tourism in Mauritius. The ecomuseum offers a 5,000 m² educational trail and 10 interactive thematic spaces, inviting you to discover the history of an island shaped by sugar and all the secrets of cane. This exceptional plant enables the production of sugar crystals and numerous direct or indirect co-products, including rum, bagasse for electricity, and natural fertilizers.

Mont Choisy Beach - The longest beach in northern Mauritius, Mont Choisy extends to Trou aux Biches and Pointe aux Canonniers, a beach of endless beauty. The beach is easily recognizable by its arc-shaped coast. Lined with thousands of large casuarina trees, it features a white sand beach and turquoise water, like most beaches in the north of the island.

Grand Baie - Grand-Baie is a village in northern Mauritius. Its sandy beaches include the secluded La Cuvette and sailboat-dotted Grand-Baie Public Beach, in a sheltered cove. The popular Pereybere Public Beach is to the northeast. The village has restaurants and lively bars. Vendors at the Grand Baie Bazaar sell handicrafts.

Pereybere Beach - Pereybere is the recommended beach for family swimming, a quiet place with a calm sea, ideal for children and inexperienced swimmers. Vendors of exotic fruits and ice cream merchants can be found near the beach, along with nearby restaurants offering varied menus.

Notre Dame Auxiliatrice - Don’t let Cap Malheureux’s name deter you. Today, there’s nothing ‘unfortunate’ about this charming fishing village on the island’s northern tip.

The simple little church of Notre Dame Auxiliatrice is one of the most photographed sights on the island – its bright red roof stands out against the blue sky, turquoise waters, and dramatic headland of Le Coin de Mire.

Visitors are welcome to enter the church, either to join mass or to admire the holy water basin made from a giant clam shell.

Sensational Adventure of the South of Mauritius

La Vallée Des Couleurs Nature Park - La Vallée Des Couleurs Nature Park in Mauritius is actively engaged in eco-tourism. The fascinating attractions revolve around the indigenous fauna and flora, including the 23 colored earth displayed in bands and domes within the domain. Spanning over 450 acres, it is the park’s signature feature and a unique geological wonder in this part of the world.

Many activities are available, such as:
★ Bicycle zipline
★ Quad Biking
★ Buggy Tour
★ Ziplines
★ Nepalese Bridge
★ Luge Kart
★ Trekking

La Vanille Nature Park - Enter the enchanting world of La Vanille Nature Park – a sprawling 3.5-hectare paradise where vibrant tropical landscapes come to life. Walk among the world’s largest group of captive-bred giant Aldabra tortoises, over 1000 strong, creating an unforgettable connection with these gentle giants.

Feel the pulse of time as you encounter 2000 Nile Crocodiles, living relics that bridge eras. Meet a charming cast of characters – from playful monkeys to sun-bathing iguanas, graceful bats, and more. Say hello to deer, geckos, eels, and wild boar, each adding their own touch to this lively painting.

Enter the mesmerizing world of the Insectarium, home to over 26,000 specimens that reveal the intricate beauty of small wonders. Dive into aquatic mysteries in our captivating aquarium, and travel through epochs in our fossil museum.

Gris Gris Beach - Gris Gris is located in the extreme south of the island. This small beach lacks a coral reef, allowing big waves to crash on the shore, offering amazing views to visitors. Gris Gris contrasts with other southern beaches known for their calm seas.

Enjoy the spectacle by taking a trail behind the parking area, leading to the rock that cries. Here, you’ll have a perfect view of a large rock where waves break with great force, accompanied by a loud thud.

Bel Ombre - Embark on an unforgettable journey along Mauritius’s most scenic road, where every turn offers breathtaking views of nature’s finest offerings. As you drive, the sparkling turquoise sea stretches out on one side, its waves gently lapping against the shore, while majestic mountains rise on the other, their peaks reaching for the sky. This road invites you to pause, breathe in the fresh island air, and marvel at the beauty of your surroundings.

As you continue your adventure, you’ll also glimpse the island’s old-world charm. The island’s heritage comes to life through its architecture and the warm, welcoming spirit of the people, offering a perfect blend of nature and tradition.

This drive promises not only stunning views but also a deep connection with the authentic soul of Mauritius.

Riviere Des Galets - Rivière des Galets Beach is located between Souillac and Bel Ombre, surrounded by thousands of small pebbles.

Rivière des Galets Beach is a tourist attraction, a must-visit in the south of Mauritius, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the large waves breaking on the shore. The sand is barely visible in this coastal region, with only polished pebbles visible due to the waves’ movement.

Rivière des Galets Beach offers an amazing view to visitors, a beautiful sight for photographers and newlyweds who often come for photo shoots. Rivière des Galets Beach offers an unusual setting and contrast with most beaches in Mauritius but remains a wonderful place to discover the island’s south.

Maconde Viewpoint - Located on the south coast of Mauritius, Baie Du Cap is a small, quaint village known for its natural beauty and wild, rugged coastlines.

With picturesque land and seascapes, including red-colored earth, deep green forests, lines of palm trees, and the sparkling blue sea, you’ll have an incredible journey to the Maconde viewpoint. It is set on a curved portion of the coastal road, atop a small rocky cliff where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean.

The viewpoint can be accessed by climbing a set of stairs. Here, you can admire the remarkable ocean, the nearby coastal village, and the occasional fishermen on the shore.

Le Morne Beach - Discover the most beautiful beach in the west of Mauritius.

Le Morne Beach is located on a peninsula on the west coast of Mauritius at the foot of the majestic Morne Brabant mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Le Morne Beach is a stunning beach with miles of white sand and large casuarina trees, surrounded by crystal-clear water offering great visibility, ideal for scuba diving, with Le Morne mountain as a backdrop. A beautiful setting known as the best kite surfing spot in Mauritius, some even say Le Morne is one of the best spots in the world.

Feel free to swim and snorkel there.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Pick up & Drop off facilities to all Hotel & Airbnbs in Mauritius
• Water Bottles
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide

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