3 Days Authentic Mauritius Private Tour with hidden gems

It is 605 m high and located in Curepipe, Mauritius. The crater has been alternately described as 300 and 350 meters in diameter, and is 80 meters deep.

t of Savanne, deep in the heart of Mauritius. It is considered the most sacred Hindu Temple in Mauritius.

The serene atmosphere and the sound of rushing water create a sense of tranquility and relaxation. It's a great place to escape the crowds and find solace in nature's embrace. The shaded areas around the falls provide a respite from the sun, allowing visitors to sit and admire the beauty of the surroundings.

The lookout gives a good view over the terrain and scenes all the way to the coast. Plus a fairly large waterfall can be viewed as well. The car park area has a large tourist shops with souvenirs & ice creams available!

You will get to enjoy a boozily delicious rum tasting session, discovering the different flavours of rum the distillery manufactures. Highlights of this site: - Enjoy a the warmth and authenticity of the Rhumerie de Chamarel Distillery - Experience a guided visit of the distillery - Enjoy a delicious and boozy rum tasting session - Discover the exclusive Rum making process with sugar cane - Get the opportunity to try the selection of the agricultural Rums produced by the distillery

ndly spot for you to get an amazing panoramic view of the whole Chamarel village laid beneath your eyes. From there, you will see the lush greenery and the turquoise waters of the southwest coast with Le Morne Brabant to the left and La Tourelle du Tamarin to the right. We recommend you to bring along a pair of sunglasses and a camera, in order to capture the splendid view of the green hilly region as well as an aerial view of Ile Aux Benitiers. Afterward, you'll head to a local restaurant which offer the best seafood. You are free try the dishes and have your lunch.

The colors evolved through the conversion of basaltic lava to clay minerals. An almost surreal, lunar-like spectacle of rainbow-hued sand dunes unfolds before your eyes, leaving you utterly mesmerized. Set in the middle of lush green vegetation, this unique geological oddity is one of those amazing creations of nature that just make you go “Wow”. It is a relatively big area of sand dunes comprising sand of seven distinct colors approximately red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple & yellow. And what is more fascinating is the fact that if you mix the colored earth together, they'll eventually settle into separate layers. You may also be puzzled as the colors might play tricks on you & may appear to be shadows There is also a Tortoise Park & Souvenir Shop offering an array of memorabilia, including local products from Chamarel while the Coffee shop is a happy cafe experience.

e able to swim, do snorkiling, or chill out with some drinks after a full day tour. You will be able to witness sunset also which is one of the best place in Mauritius to witness same

Climb up to Fort Adelaide, known as 'The Citadel', a 19th-century military fortress which features a walled courtyard and panoramic city views. Then head into the central market, the Port Louise Bazaar & China Town for a stroll around. Marvel at the impressive array of clothing, local vegetables, and exotic spices. Continue your shopping excursion at the splendid Caudan Waterfront.

nical Garden, and the highlight of any visit to the north. It is the oldest botanical garden in the southern hemisphere, dating back to 1735.

ter 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 makes it possible to produce sugar crystals and numerous direct or indirect co-products including rum, bagasse for electricity and natural fertilizers.

hes and Pointe aux Canonniers, a beach of endless beauty. The beach is easily recognizable by its coast that formed an arc. A beach lined by thousands of large casuarinas trees, a white sand beach and a turquoise water like most of the beaches that can be found in the north of the island.

Its sandy beaches include 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

m sea, the beach is ideal for children and inexperienced swimmers. You will find vendors of exotic fruits, ice cream merchants near the beach and nearby restaurants offering varied menus.

These days, there’s nothing malheureux (‘unfortunate’) about this pretty 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 pops against the background of blue sky, turquoise waters and dramatic headland of Le Coin de Mire. You’re welcome to pop into the church, either to join mass or take a peek at the holy water basin made from a giant clam shell.

The fascinating attractions revolve around the indigenous fauna and flora, including the 23 colored earth which are displayed in bands and domes within the domain. Spread over some 450 acres of land, it is the very signature of the Park and constitutes a unique geological feature in this part of the world. Many activities are available such as: ★ Bicycle zipline ★ Quad Biking ★ Buggy Tour ★ Ziplines ★ Nepalese Bridge ★ Luge Kart ★ Trekking

tare 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.

This little piece of beach does not have coral reef, the big waves come breaking on the shore offering an amazing views to the visitors. Gris Gris offers a contrast with the other beaches in theSouth popular for their calm sea. You will really enjoy this show by taking a trail located at the rear of the parking area which will lead you to the rock that cries. There you will have a perfect view of a large rock where the waves break with great violence, accompanied by a large thud.

e 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 the majestic mountains rise on the other, their peaks reaching for the sky. This is a road that invites you to pause, to breathe in the fresh island air, and to marvel at the beauty of your surroundings. As you continue your adventure, you’ll also get a glimpse of 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.

ckly understand that the beach is surrounded by thousands of small pebbles. Rivière des Galets Beach is considered as a tourist attraction, a must if you visit the south of Mauritius, perfect to relax and enjoy the large waves breaking on the shore. The sand is barely visible in this coastal region, the only thing visible is the polished pebbles by the coming and going of the waves. Rivière des Galets Beach offers an amazing view to visitors, a beautiful sight for photographers and newlywed who often come for a photo shoot. Rivière des Galets Beach offers an unusual setting and contrast with most beaches of Mauritius but still a wonderful place to discover the south of the island

The region is well known for its natural beauty and its wild, rugged coastlines. With the picturesque land and seascapes, encompassing the red-coloured earth, the deep green forest, the lines of palm trees, and the sparkling blue sea by the side- you will have an incredible journey to the viewpoint, Maconde. It is set on a curved portion of the coastal road, on the peak of a small rocky cliff where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. The viewpoint can be accessed by climbing up a set of stairs. Here you will be able to admire the remarkable ocean, the nearby coastal village and the occasional fishermen on the shore.

Le Morne beach is located on a peninsula on the west coast of Mauritius at the foot of the majestic Morne Brabant mountain listed as the World Heritage by the Unesco. Le Morne beach is a beautiful beach with miles of white sand with large casuarina trees surrounded by a crystal clear water offering great visibility ideal for scuba diving and Le Morne mountain as a backdrop. A beautiful setting known as the best kite surfing spot of Mauritius, some go further and say that Le Morne is one of the best spot in the world. Feel free to swim & snorkel there.