• Trou aux Cerfs - A beloved area of the city offering breathtaking views, this dormant volcano is a delightful treasure overlooking the town of Curepipe and dominates the island’s landscape. This vast volcanic crater, approximately 85 meters deep and 300 meters wide, showcases the paradise island formed millions of years ago.
• Voiliers de L Ocean - This shop stands out as one of the most unique places, providing visitors with an authentic island experience. Observe skilled local artisans as they meticulously craft scale models of historical ships, galleons, and boats once used for transporting goods to and from the island. While fitting one in your suitcase might be challenging, the shop can arrange for your purchase to be shipped home.
• Curepipe - Explore the town of Curepipe, where a variety of small boutiques offer a serene shopping experience without pushy sellers. Discover a wide array of goods, from cashmere pashminas and garments to jewelry and souvenirs. Many shops have been family-run for generations, offering high-quality products imported from Europe and India, crafted using traditional skills and techniques. Delight your loved ones with fashionable finds. Remember to bring your passport, as duty-free shopping is widely available.
• Mare aux Vacoas - Established in 1885, Mare aux Vacoas is the island’s largest reservoir, with a capacity of nearly 26 million cubic meters. The area is known for its refreshing breeze, surrounded by a dense rainforest of tropical trees such as eucalyptus, pine, and casuarinas.
• Grand Bassin - A visit to the sacred lake of Grand Bassin is a must while in Mauritius. Known as the largest Hindu temple on the island, this place offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Devotees can be seen praying to Hindu deities, offering fruits and lighting incense, creating a spiritual ambiance. The abundance of fruits during prayers sometimes attracts monkeys from the trees. The guide will lead you to the Hanuman Statue atop the hill, which requires a lengthy climb but rewards with stunning views of the sacred lake and the island. Visitors can also admire the impressive 108-foot statues of Lord Shiva and Lord Durga, among the largest of their kind in the world.
• Alexandra Falls - The tranquil surroundings of Alexandra Falls provide a glimpse into the island’s past, nestled within a rich and untouched rainforest with around 200 species of trees, shrubs, plants, and wildlife. Relax with loved ones as you listen to the falls from a distance, soothed by melodious sounds.
• Gorges Viewpoint - Situated in one of the highest parts of the National Park, this viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the valley, lush with vibrant green vegetation. Occasionally, the majestic Paille En Queue, Mauritius’ national bird, can be seen gliding gracefully in its natural habitat.
• Rhumerie de Chamarel - Since 2008, the Rhumerie de Chamarel has been producing its renowned rum products at its own distillery. They cultivate their own sugarcane, which is hand-harvested and carefully selected for the production of Chamarel white and aged rums. Freshly harvested sugarcane is transported to the distillery within four hours to maintain its freshness and aroma. Visitors can observe the distillation process and sample some of the finest rum, purified using a special cognac method, resulting in a unique product rich in aroma.
• Chamarel Waterfalls - Originating from the St. Denis River and flowing through the Black River Gorges, the Chamarel Waterfall is the island’s tallest, cascading from a height of about 83 meters. The visit to Chamarel Waterfall is unforgettable, with its breathtaking location surrounded by lush landscapes.
• Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark - Known as the island’s most popular tourist attraction, the Seven Coloured Earths of Chamarel is a must-see for anyone visiting Mauritius. Formed from volcanic basalt rocks, the rain and sun transformed them into the clay minerals seen today. Weather conditions washed away water-soluble substances, leaving compounds that give the soil its unique colors. The varying quantities of these compounds result in distinctly different colors. Impressively, if the seven earths are mixed, they will separate and rejoin their unique colors.
• Viewpoint - The Chamarel Viewpoint is a family-friendly spot offering a stunning panoramic view of the entire Chamarel village. It’s recommended to bring sunglasses and a camera to capture the splendid view of the green hilly region and an aerial view of Ile Aux Benitiers.

• Bottled water included
• Travel in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle
• Enjoy private SUV transportation

• Lunch
• Entry Tickets | The Rhumerie of Chamarel
• Entry Tickets | Chamarel Waterfalls
• Entry Tickets | Chamarel Seven colored Earth

Discover the delightful southwest region of Mauritius at your leisure. Select the attractions that interest you most and spend extra time there, while savoring local or international dishes at a restaurant of your choice.

This Day Trip is designed for guests who desire the freedom to choose and explore what captivates them. With this in mind, our tour specialists have curated a list of the top attractions for this journey.

Our knowledgeable chauffeur guide will be delighted to show you around and provide any information you may need during your visit.

Remember to bring your camera and enjoy the very best of the Southwest of Mauritius!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.