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LAND TOURS

SOUTH TOUR

The South Tour of Mauritius is a scenic and
cultural adventure that showcases the island’s
natural beauty and heritage. It typically includes
stops at the sacred Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao)
lake, and the dramatic volcanic crater of Trou
aux Cerfs. Visitors also enjoy the breathtaking
views at Alexandra Falls and the unique Seven
Coloured Earths in Chamarel. Along the way, the
tour offers glimpses of local life, traditional
Mauritian cuisine, and panoramic views of the
rugged southern coastline, making it a
memorable experience for nature lovers and
explorers alike we finish at Rhumerie de
Chamarel and final relax at Le Morne Beach.

NORTH TOUR

The North Tour of Mauritius takes visitors
through a vibrant mix of culture, history,
and coastal charm. Highlights include the
bustling capital city, Port Louis, with its
lively Central Market and the historic
Caudan Waterfront. The tour often
continues to the beautiful botanical
gardens of Pamplemousses and the
colonial-era Château de Labourdonnals or
Travelers can also enjoy the sandy
beaches and turquoise waters of Mon
Choisy. With its blend of urban energy and
tropical beauty, the North Tour offers a
well-rounded glimpse into the island’s
northern treasures.

TEA ROUTE

The Tea Route tour in Mauritius is a charming
journey through the island’s rich cultural and
colonial heritage, centered around its longstanding tea tradition. The tour typically includes
stops at Domaine des Aubineaux, a colonial
mansion filled with history; Bois Chéri, the oldest
tea plantation and factory in Mauritius, where
visitors can witness tea production and enjoy
tastings with panoramic views; and Saint Aubin, a
beautifully preserved estate showcasing vanilla
cultivation, rhum distillation, and tropical
gardens. This immersive experience offers a
blend of nature, history, and local flavors, making
it a must-do for visitors seeking an authentic taste
of Mauritian life.

VANILLA PARK

Vanilla Park, officially known as La
Vanille Nature Park, is a popular
wildlife and nature reserve located
in the south of Mauritius, near
Rivière des Anguilles. Surrounded
by lush tropical vegetation, the
park is home to a wide variety of
animals, including over a
thousand Aldabra giant tortoises,
Nile crocodiles, monkeys, lemurs,
and colorful birds. Visitors can
explore the insectarium, which
holds one of the largest private
insect collections in the world,
and learn about the island’s
extinct species like the dodo. It’s
a great destination for families
and nature lovers looking to
discover the rich biodiversity of
Mauritius.

VALLE

Il Parco Naturale della Vallée des Couleurs a
Mauritius è una vibrante attrazione naturale
rinomata per le sue 23 Terre Colorate, uniche nel
loro genere, formate da ceneri vulcaniche e
depositi minerali. Situato nella parte meridionale
dell’isola, vicino a Chamouny, il parco offre
paesaggi mozzafiato, foreste lussureggianti,
cascate e punti panoramici. È un paradiso per
l’ecoturismo, con attività come zip-line, quad e
trekking, che lo rendono una meta prediletta sia
dagli amanti della natura che dagli avventurieri.
La Vallée des Couleurs mette in mostra in modo
splendido la diversità geologica e naturale di
Mauritius.

CASELA

Casela Nature Parks, located on the west coast of Mauritius near Flic-en-Flac, is one of the island’s most popular attractions. Spanning over 250 hectares, it offers a unique blend of wildlife encounters and adventure activities. Visitors can enjoy safari tours to see animals like zebras, ostriches, and antelopes, as well as more thrilling experiences such as zip-lining, quad biking, and walking with lions. The park also features a petting farm, an aviary, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, making it a great destination for families and nature lovers alike.