Wild South

Drive to Valley of 7 coloured earths created by volcanic rocks, the earths form beautiful patterns of colors. Visit black river gorges & plaine champagne nature. Stop at Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao) sacred lake & view the stunning 108 feet statue of ‘’Mangal Mahadev’’. View the scenic town of Curepipe & its surroundings from the extinct crater of Trou aux Cerf’s. Visit the ship making factory & duty-free shops in Floreal if time permits.

Drive to Valley of 7 coloured earths created by volcanic rocks, the earths form beautiful patterns of colors. Visit black river gorges & plaine champagne nature. Stop at Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao) sacred lake & view the stunning 108 feet statue of ‘’Mangal Mahadev’’. View the scenic town of Curepipe & its surroundings from the extinct crater of Trou aux Cerf’s. Visit the ship making factory & duty-free shops in Floreal if time permits.

Optional tour at 7 coloured earth :

• ATV RIDE AROUND THE VALLEY
• QUAD BIKING
• World of Seashells
• Access ticket to Africa’s largest seashells collection. Visit the only Seashells museum in Mauritius and discover the secrets of shells and the fascination that they have evoked in men over the centuries.

• TORTOISE PARK

Get up close to our giant tortoises called Toto, Tizean, Rosette, Nini, Tizom, Tifam, Tchaikovsky and Swarovsky – munching away their food, wandering at a leisurely pace or simply lazing about in their enclosure. A favourite among kids of all ages!
Originally from Aldabra in the Seychelles, the species can reach up to 1m in length with an average lifespan of more than 150 years. The park’s oldest giant tortoise is said to have died at the age of 250 years!

Generally the Aldabra tortoises have an average lifespan of 150 years – so please be respectful when you meet and greet them!
The second-largest species of tortoise in the world, the Aldabra species is a cousin of the native domed and saddle-backed giant tortoises, which have gone extinct from Mauritius since the early 18th century.
Fun fact: Males and females can be told apart by the shape of their bellies. Females have a flat belly, while males have a hollow belly

• Trek down the secret valley of the Chamarel Waterfall

This trek of three hours will take you to the base of Chamarel Waterfalls, where you can have a swim in the pool as the waterfall showers you from its majestic heights.
This location, of outstanding beauty, will awe you with its sights and sounds evocative of a true tropical rainforest.
Explorers Mauritius expert guides will not only share their in-depth knowledge of the area, but they will also make sure the highest safety and security measures are followed to make you feel safe.

Trou Aux Cerfs- Volcano : The crater of Trou aux Cerfs is surrounded by a vast tract of lush forest filled with indigenous plant species and some enormous green pine trees, in contrast to the usual volcanic features. The Trou aux Cerfs is thought to have once erupted but has been dormant for 700 000 years; Experts are of the opinion that there is a possibility that it will reactivate.

Ship model Factory : Since 1988, the ship model manufacturer “Le Port” has produced thousands of replicas of famous boats, including the “HMS Bounty,” “the HMS Victory,” “The Soleil Royal,” “The Black Pearl,” and “The Wasa.” A wide range of ship models in a variety of scales can be found in our showroom. The French Embassy, Arabian palaces, Chinese businesses, and Indian palaces are just a few of the places where our models are currently on display. In Mauritius, one of our largest “HMS Victory” models, measuring 390 centimeters in length, can still be seen.

Ganga Talao: Ganga Talao, or Grand Bassin in Mauritius, is a crater lake in the mountainous Southwest district of Savanne. It is about 550 meters above sea level. A temple and a collection of small shrines to Lord Shiva and other gods are located on the shore. Ganga Talao is a popular tourist destination in Mauritius. Many people come to pray, meditate, play with the local monkeys, or just walk by the lake and take in the stunning views.

Alexandra Falls: By going to Plaine Champagne and traveling in the direction of Grand Bassin, you can get to the waterfall. There ought to be a sign that says Alexandra Falls Viewpoint somewhere along the way. Parking is plentiful and refreshments are available if you follow the sign. Everyone should get a chance to see the breathtaking tranquility of the viewpoint for themselves; once they do, they will never forget it.

Black River Gorges: Mauritius’s largest protected forest is the Black River Gorges National Park. offering over 50 kilometers of beautiful but challenging hiking trails. Whether you prefer a strenuous ascent to the highest peak or a more leisurely stroll through the forest, this is the best way to experience Mauritius’ deep nature.The National Park has four entry points. This green area will bring you peace and tranquility as you stroll through it amid nature. You can trek along more than 50 kilometers of trails in this nature reserve to see the island’s abundant and varied flora and fauna. Over 300 species of flowering plants and nine species of birds that are unique to Mauritius live in the charming, wild expanse of thick forest. One of these is the well-known pink pigeon, which is slowly but surely coming back from the brink of extinction.

Rhumerie de Chamarel: Take pleasure in exploring the Rhumerie de Chamarel. The Rhumerie de Chamarel Distillery, located in a charming chalet with tropical and traditional vibes, will teach you everything you need to know about making rum on a paradise island. You will have the opportunity to taste the various flavors of rum that the distillery produces during a boozy tasting session.

Lunch Restaurant Chamarel: The restaurant is a feast for the eyes and tastebuds of locals and tourists alike who come to this charming region in the southwestern uplands of Mauritius at any time of the year. Food is the best way to teach guests about the history and knowledge of Creole cuisine, as well as the excitement of mystery and discovery while connecting with our music and culture.
At 260 meters above sea level, you can expect superb service, soulful, authentic Creole cuisine, and a tranquil countryside setting for your culinary adventure!

7 Seven colored earth: The seven-colored earth is a well-known natural occurrence and popular tourist destination. The transformation of basaltic lava into clay minerals produced the colors. There are seven distinct colors of sand in this relatively small area of sand dunes: red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple, and yellow.

Curious Corner: You and your brain are both physically challenged by the puzzles and artifacts that are set to shake your straight-forward thinking as soon as you walk in. Curious Corner is a house of amusing illusions and adventures that are designed to entertain or even frustrate you. Enjoy them with friends and family. It’s a fun, educational, and social excursion into the wonderful world of optical illusions that will literally leave you baffled!