Explore the southwest of Mauritius on this 7–8 hour Private scenic tour along with your guide with a stop at Trou aux Cerfs, a lush green dormant volcano. Next, stop at Mare aux Vacoas, the largest reservoir in Mauritius, peacefully surrounded by dense forest. Continue to the sacred lake of Grand Bassin, where you will experience one of the island’s most important spiritual sites. Afterward, head to Alexandra Falls where cascading waters resemble scenes from a real-life jungle. Drive to the Black River Gorges Viewpoint, offering spectacular views over the deep valleys. Later, discover Bassin Blanc, a beautiful crater lake nestled within thick forest. Enjoy a Mauritian lunch before continuing to the famous Twenty-three Colour Earth, known for its naturally multi-colored sand dunes. Next, visit Chamouze Waterfall, an impressive single-drop waterfall cascading. Finally, conclude your tour at Gris-Gris, where you will witness powerful waves crashing against rugged cliffs

Discover the natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and authentic flavors of southwest Mauritius on this immersive 8-hour private tour with a visit to Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcanic crater. Next, visit Mare aux Vacoas, the largest reservoir in Mauritius, nestled within a serene forest setting. Continue to Grand Bassin, where you’ll encounter the impressive statue of Lord Shiva. Your adventure proceeds to Alexandra Falls, where you’ll enjoy stunning waterfall views. From there, head to Black River Gorges Viewpoint to admire sweeping panoramas of deep valleys. Discover the fascinating Twenty-three Coloured Earths, to see the multi-colored sand dunes. Then, visit Chamouze Waterfall, a spectacular single-drop waterfall. Enjoy a delicious Mauritian 3-course lunch before continuing to Rhumerie St Aubin, where you’ll learn about traditional rum-making techniques. Conclude your tour at the Bois Chéri Tea Factory, where you’ll discover the history of tea production.

Explorez le sud-ouest de l'île Maurice. Visitez la bijouterie Floreal Adamas et la boutique de maquettes de bateaux Le Port, Trou aux Cerfs, Grand Bassin, le parc naturel des Gorges, la cascade Alexandra, la cascade et le point de vue des Gorges de la Rivière Noire, la rhumerie de Chamarel (distillerie), la cascade de Chamarel et la Terre des 7 Couleurs, et le point de vue panoramique de Case Noyale sur le sud-ouest de l'île Maurice.

Please note: the tour is private, except for the wild dolphin swimming portion. This full-day experience combines Mauritius’ breathtaking marine life with the island’s most spectacular landscapes. Ideal for first-time visitors, couples, families, and nature lovers wanting to experience both the ocean and scenic southwest Mauritius in one unforgettable day. Enjoy hotel pickup and travel in a comfortable vehicle with your friendly driver as you begin the day on the west coast, where you’ll have the opportunity to swim alongside wild dolphins in their natural habitat. Continue to some of Mauritius’ most iconic natural wonders. Take in panoramic views from the crater of the dormant Trou aux Cerfs volcano, visit the sacred lake of Grand Bassin, and admire the lush scenery of Black River Gorges National Park and Alexandra Falls. Next, visit the famous Seven Coloured Earth, with views of the stunning Chamarel Waterfall — the perfect finale to an unforgettable Mauritius adventure.

C'est l'excursion la plus populaire de l'île Maurice, avec ses paysages naturels comme le volcan, les cascades d'Alexandra, le point de vue des gorges de la Rivière Noire et la Terre des 23 Couleurs. Vous pouvez également visiter la rhumerie et la Terre des 7 Couleurs si vous préférez ne pas vous rendre à la Terre des 23 Couleurs, selon le time-lapse. Profitez pleinement de votre journée à l'île Maurice.

The Black River Gorges National Park, 67.54 km² of pure, wild, nature. The heart of Mauritius island, home of many endemic species, both animal and floral. It offers a great discovery of the nature of the island. During this hike we will discover different viewpoints from which we can contemplate different parts of the park and its surroundings. Half-way up our climb, we discover the “Mare aux Joncs Gorge” that we like to call the “Bats Valley” because of the thousands of Mauritan Fruit-Bats we can observe there. On top of our ascension, at 400m above sea level we get an amazing sight on the West-Coast, its lagoons and beautiful villages amountains. From there, we start our back back down to the river where we can stop to enjoy a nice swim before continuing to the parking lot of the park.