Le sentier de randonnée du Morne Brabant invite les amoureux de la nature et les aventuriers à une expérience de randonnée palpitante à l'extrémité sud de l'île. La randonnée peut durer entre trois et quatre heures, encadrée par des professionnels certifiés EFR/WFA. Le sentier de randonnée de 6 km démarre le matin. Le départ est généralement plat et large. Des panneaux indiquent facilement les sentiers, dont certains sont majoritairement ombragés et peu exigeants physiquement. L'accès à la deuxième partie de la montagne est réservé aux guides agréés. Cette randonnée sera encadrée par des guides expérimentés et professionnels de l'île Maurice. Pendant la randonnée, le guide partagera ses connaissances approfondies sur la réserve et ses environs. L'excursion vous fera découvrir certains des plus beaux endroits de l'île Maurice et vous permettra d'en apprendre davantage sur la faune et la flore, ainsi que sur les actions menées pour leur préservation, faisant de cette expérience une expérience unique et enrichissante.

Au cœur des bois, vous pourrez observer l'étonnant oiseau marin, la Paille en Queue, et des espèces végétales indigènes qui captiveront votre attention. À mesure que vous progresserez, vous découvrirez le terrain sec et accidenté de la montagne, ce qui peut s'avérer assez difficile. La chaleur étant plus intense, il est recommandé d'emporter un chapeau ou une casquette et de l'eau. Il est également important d'être bien équipé de crème solaire et de bonnes chaussures de randonnée en raison des sentiers accidentés. En progressant, vous découvrirez un gigantesque pic basaltique parsemé de grottes qui abritaient autrefois des esclaves en fuite. Vous devrez gravir une colline rocheuse avec l'équipement fourni par les guides, ce qui peut s'avérer une expérience assez difficile. En progressant progressivement vers le sommet, vous apercevrez facilement l'immense croix métallique qui marque le point le plus élevé accessible. Profitez-en pour admirer la vue imprenable sur l'île aux Bénitiers, la plage du Morne et les environs spectaculaires.

At Chamarel Viewpoint, immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Mauritius, where the island’s west coast unfolds like a living canvas before you. Perched atop a scenic vantage point, this spot offers panoramic vistas that will leave you breathless. From here, gaze upon the iconic silhouette of Le Morne Mountain, a majestic presence against the backdrop of the endless ocean. Behold the tranquil waters of the Indian Ocean stretching towards the horizon, adorned with the picturesque islets of Île aux Bénitiers and the legendary Crystal Rock. As day transitions to night, painting the sky with a palette of vibrant colors, you’ll be swept away by the sheer magic of the scene. Chamarel Viewpoint beckons those in search of serenity and awe-inspiring beauty. Whether you’re a photographer capturing the perfect shot, a couple sharing a romantic moment, or simply a traveler seeking to bask in the island’s natural splendor, this destination promises an unforgettable experience.

Afterward, you'll head to a local restaurant for lunch. Prepare to immerse in a distinctive Creole culinary journey with soulful, authentic local cooking

Macchabée Viewpoint is one of the most spectacular vantage points in Black River Gorges National Park, offering sweeping views over Mauritius’ largest protected forest. Located in the island’s southwestern highlands, this viewpoint overlooks dense green valleys and dramatic ridges. It is a paradise for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and hikers, as the area is home to several endemic species, including the pink pigeon, echo parakeet, and Mauritian kestrel. The viewpoint provides a perfect balance of tranquility and adventure: the fresh mountain breeze, the sound of rustling leaves, and the vast scenery create a sense of being surrounded by untouched wilderness. On clear days, visitors can admire panoramic vistas stretching from the heart of the rainforest all the way down to the western coast. Macchabée is more than just a viewpoint—it is a window into the natural heritage of Mauritius, a place where the island’s biodiversity and landscapes can be appreciated in their purest form.

If you love waterfalls as much as we do, this is a “not-to-be-missed”! Alexandra Falls is hidden in the deep jungle of the Black River Gorges National Park and is something out of a movie scene ! Strolling around this wondrously imaginative setting, you’ll find it hard to believe you’re on planet Earth! The allure of falling water; surrounded by the lush greenery, to the sounds of local bird species and other creatures are perfect continual motions that drive us as human to mentally relax at the sight of Alexandra Falls. The surroundings of the waterfalls depict a real jungle book and promise tranquility and peacefulness while you enjoy one of the best places to see in Mauritius. Alexandra Falls is accessible on your route to Plaine Champagne (ideal for fruit picking) and heading to Grand Bassin. It is an excellent addition to your day trip at those two locations and passing through other natural wonders along Chamarel.

Grand Bassin, located deep in the heart of Mauritius , is one of the island’s most sacred and serene sites. Situated about 6 km southeast of Mare aux Vacoas, this natural crater lake lies 550 meters above sea level in a secluded mountain area, surrounded by lush greenery. Known as Ganga Talao, it holds immense spiritual significance for Mauritians of the Hindu faith, who regard it as a holy lake connected to the sacred waters of the Ganges River in India. Every year, during the Maha Shivaratri festival, thousands of pilgrims walk long distances carrying decorated kanwars to honor Lord Shiva in a moving display of devotion. Around the lake stands a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, along with shrines to other deities such as Hanuman and Lakshmi, and the towering statue of Lord Shiva welcomes visitors. Grand Bassin is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of unity, culture, and peace, offering both pilgrims and tourists a profound spiritual experience in Mauritius.