• Le Port Ship Model Factory and Showroom - Located in Mauritius, the Le Port Ship Model Factory and Showroom is a captivating destination. Observing the artisans as they carefully create ship models is an unforgettable experience. The precision they achieve, from the detailed woodwork to the perfectly arranged sails, is truly impressive and highlights their exceptional skill and dedication.

The showroom is equally remarkable, showcasing a diverse array of exquisite ship models that not only reflect maritime history but also a profound passion for craftsmanship. It’s truly inspiring to see the amount of care and expertise that goes into these masterpieces.

• Trou aux Cerfs - Start a scenic 7-8 hour tour of the southwest with a convenient hotel pick-up anywhere in Mauritius. Meet and be welcomed by a certified guide before boarding a comfortable vehicle to your first destination. The journey begins at Trou Aux Cerfs, a renowned natural tourist attraction in Mauritius. This dormant volcanic crater stands approximately 605 meters above sea level, with a diameter of 350 meters and a depth of about 100 meters. Unlike typical volcanic features, Trou aux Cerfs is encircled by a vast area of lush forest, home to indigenous plant species and towering green pine trees. It is believed that Trou aux Cerfs erupted once and has remained dormant for the past 700,000 years; experts suggest there is a potential for future activity. A major highlight is the 360-degree view of the town of Curepipe, along with the majestic vistas of Rempart Mountain, Trois Mamelles, and the Port-Louis-Moka mountain range.

• Mare aux Vacoas - Next, visit the Mare Aux Vacoas reservoir, the largest on the island with a capacity of nearly 26 million cubic meters. It is a popular stop for tourists exploring the southern part of the island. While it may not be as extravagant as other attractions in Mauritius, Mare aux Vacoas is a hidden gem nestled among dense forests. It offers a perfect spot to relax and escape the usual hustle and bustle, with a view that is certainly worth capturing.

• Grand Bassin - Continue the journey to Ganga Talao, commonly known as Grand Bassin, a crater lake situated about 550 meters above sea level in the mountainous southwest of Mauritius. The shoreline features a temple and several small shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and other deities. Visitors to this sacred site will be awestruck by the enormous statue of Lord Shiva, standing 33 meters high, the tallest known statue in Mauritius. Ganga Talao attracts many visitors who come to pray, meditate, or simply enjoy a walk by the lake and the beautiful surrounding views. The lake is believed to be around 18 meters deep and is home to a healthy population of fish and eels.

• Alexandra Falls Hiking Trail - Proceed to Alexandra Falls, where you can admire the cloud forest of Mt Cocotte and the waterfall, along with views down to the south coast. For waterfall enthusiasts, this is a must-see! Alexandra Falls is nestled in the deep jungle of the Black River Gorges, resembling a scene from a movie. Exploring this enchanting setting is a unique experience. The allure of cascading water, surrounded by lush greenery and the sounds of local bird species and other wildlife, provides a perfect escape for mental relaxation. Don’t miss the opportunity to capture the panoramic view of the South Coast with its turquoise ocean. The surroundings of the waterfalls offer a real jungle book experience, promising tranquility and peace while enjoying one of the best sights in Mauritius.

• Black River Gorges National Park - Next, visit the Gorge Viewpoint for a breathtaking panoramic view of the endless green landscapes. Amidst the pristine rainforest of Mauritius, the park spans nearly 17,000 acres of rolling hills, deep valleys, spectacular waterfalls, and unparalleled flora and fauna in the southwestern region. The height of the viewing area from the gorge is truly impressive. To the right of the viewpoint, a stunning waterfall can be seen. The path leading to the viewpoint has a unique ambiance, with some souvenir stalls along the way. Additionally, visitors might encounter a group of monkeys offering a warm welcome. The Black River Gorges Nature Reserve was established to preserve the island’s natural vegetation, making it one of the most significant sights in Mauritius. The park protects most of the island’s remaining rainforest and is home to numerous species of wild animals and birds.

• Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark - Welcome to the heights of Chamarel, a destination where geology is a magnificent work of art, harmonized by a perfect blend of colors. Early mornings invite adventure in the heart of Chamarel’s exotic world. Wander through the winding roads of its wild mountains, then follow the long path lined with coffee trees and vetivers. Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark offers a unique opportunity to explore millions of years of history. The geopark aims to connect people with nature in an enjoyable, entertaining, and enlightening way through geology, education, and conservation. As one of Mauritius’ greatest natural wonders, the park is dedicated to providing knowledge about the origins and formation of Mauritius. The goal is to serve customers and the community with geological products and services that promote lifelong learning and adhere to the highest standards of environmental welfare and safety.

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Embark on an unforgettable adventure along the South Coast of Mauritius, where you can marvel at the Chamarel Waterfall, the 7-Colored Earth, Alexandra Falls, Black River Valley, Grand Bassin, and Trou aux Cerfs. Experience rich cultural encounters and memorable local traditions. This exciting excursion is perfect for the entire family, welcoming everyone to join in the fun.

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