South Mauritius Sacred Lake & Coastal Landscapes Tour

Discover the beauty of Tamarind Falls, a spectacular natural site where seven waterfalls flow through the lush volcanic landscape of Mauritius. Surrounded by dense tropical vegetation and peaceful scenery, the falls offer a glimpse of the island’s wild and untouched side. Take in the breathtaking views from the viewpoint and admire this impressive cascade hidden within the heart of the island.

a capacity of almost 26 million cubic metres of water. Located in the cool highlands of the island, this peaceful area is surrounded by lush forests of eucalyptus, pine and casuarina trees. Enjoy the refreshing mountain atmosphere and admire the tranquil scenery, where the natural beauty of the central plateau reveals another side of Mauritius away from the coastal landscapes.

Experience the spiritual heart of Mauritius with a visit to Grand Bassin, one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites on the island. Nestled within a peaceful volcanic crater surrounded by lush forests, the sacred lake creates a unique atmosphere where devotees come to pray, offer fruits and light incense to Hindu deities. Discover the impressive statues of Lord Shiva and Lord Durga, including the magnificent 108-foot statue overlooking the lake. Your guide will also take you to the Hanuman Statue located on the hill, where a climb rewards visitors with beautiful panoramic views over the surrounding landscapes. A meaningful cultural experience offering a glimpse into the traditions, beliefs and spiritual heritage that shape Mauritius.

that helped shape Mauritius millions of years ago. Journey through narrow roads surrounded by dense tropical forests, with occasional openings revealing breathtaking views over the mountains and villages below. Reach the edge of this dormant volcanic crater and admire the mysterious green waters resting within the ancient formation. Surrounded by thick vegetation and a peaceful wilderness atmosphere, Bassin Blanc offers a fascinating glimpse into the island’s volcanic origins and natural beauty.

s 23 Coloured Earth, a unique geological phenomenon created by volcanic activity millions of years ago. Wander through the park and admire the striking colours of the earth formations surrounded by lush landscapes and spectacular waterfalls. For those seeking adventure, the park also offers optional activities such as ziplining, quad biking, karting and hiking, allowing visitors to discover this remarkable environment at their own pace.

fter exploring the wonders of Vallée des Couleurs Nature Park, indulge in a memorable culinary experience with Chef Ganessen and his team. Discover creative Mauritian-fusion cuisine where local flavours, fresh ingredients and culinary traditions are transformed into unique and exotic dishes. Enjoy a relaxed meal surrounded by the natural beauty of the park while tasting a modern interpretation of Mauritius’ diverse gastronomic heritage.

Travel along the spectacular Baie du Cap Coastal Road, one of the most scenic routes in Mauritius, where dramatic landscapes meet the endless beauty of the Indian Ocean. Located in the southern “tail” of the island, this legendary road offers breathtaking views of rugged coastlines, turquoise waters and the surrounding mountains. Enjoy a memorable drive through this iconic route, where every turn reveals a new perspective of Mauritius’ wild and untouched coastal scenery.

ocky outcrop along the famous Baie du Cap Coastal Road. Rising between the mountains and the ocean, this viewpoint offers a spectacular panorama of the winding coastline and the endless turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Climb the narrow staircase leading to the viewing platform and admire one of the most photographed landscapes on the island — a breathtaking moment where land, sea and sky come together.

Admire the iconic Le Morne Brabant, one of the most recognisable landmarks of Mauritius and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rising majestically from the southwest coast, this dramatic mountain carries a deep historical and cultural significance as a symbol of the struggles and resilience of escaped enslaved people who sought refuge in its caves and slopes. End your day at Le Morne Beach, where you can relax on the white sandy shoreline, enjoy a refreshing Phoenix beer or soft drink and watch the sun set behind one of Mauritius’ most breathtaking landscapes.