On top - At the top, super framing, magnificent view, I highly recommend this experience if you come to Mauritius. We were a small group and we were able to take the time every step of the way to contemplate the beautiful nature and live the experience 100%, with Freddy and Jeez also at the top.

Beautiful Falls + Adrenalin rush! - Fun and exhilarating morning! Freddy and Jes (spelling?) were awesome. Safe and organized. Do it! Make sure you can swim and are not afraid of heights!

Waterfalls on a rope - This is not for the faint hearted but what an incredible experience. Freddy and Jeez made the whole day something to remember and made us feel incredibly safe whilst having the best time. The views of the waterfalls are amazing and the best bit is your abseiling down them. Definitely one for the memory bank and would highly recommend it if you want to explore parts of Mauritius you would never get to see in an awesome adrenaline fuelled experience.

Deep in my heart - The waterfalls were fantastically beautiful. The guys who led the tour were just great, competent and just likable. Keep it up 🫶🏻. Would definitely book again. The best workplace in the world,

Abseiling en Tamarind 7 falls - If you come to Mauritius and want to see the 7 falls, this is certainly the best option. The staff at Mo Trek are fantastic, they work very securely and make you enjoy a wonderful experience. They provide you with all the rappelling equipment and at the end prepare you a fantastic picnic. Don't miss it!!!!

Great place for adventure and activities - This was amazing we did the quad biking which takes you all over the park and you get to see some beautiful views. The waterfall and volcano land is fascinating. You can do fun activities like zip lining and walk across a 100m bridge. It's a great place for families and couples.

Best trip ever! - Best thing to do by far! The scenery is breathtaking amd there is no better way to see it than abseiling off a waterfall.or jumping into a pool!

Great fun, a must-do on Mauritius! - I had a great morning abseiling with Freddy and Jeez. It's a beautiful way to experience the tamarind waterfalls. The abseiling was challenging but the guides are very experienced in judging your physical capabilities. There are optional 'cliff' jumps apart from the abseiling and a great local lunch at the end of the trip.

Value for money was good - It was very nice, the two guides were very nice and made a lot of effort, there was also food made by the Guid himself. The tour could have been a little longer.

Bad communication and description ok experience - Not a bad experience but there is a bit that can be worked on especially when it comes to communications and overall hospitality. I did this off a cruise boat and there is almost no way to get to the location baring an overpriced taxi hostage situation. I just want to tell my experience and you can take it from that. I had to go through a ton of taxis trying to overcharge cruise guests before I finally got one who was willing to only beat me for a bit more than I should have paid initially because he knew I was hostage. This could be fixed by a simple pick up option so people know the real price which is much more than advertised. When I finally got there it was a bit unclear where to meet and I was late but they waited. There just was not much chata and it felt cold at times. They set my up for the first test rapell and it was then I learned about the basically mandatory jumps and swimming. That really should be communicated in the beginning before you book not after you are basically stuck. I asked for a life vest because I was not sure what would come next and it was something. There is a massive jump. Again I was told there could be a way around but it seemed like you had to. I chose to do it with my camera which in fairness he said was not a great idea and that others had lost there phones. I had a GoPro mount and float stick so I felt confident. I shouldn't have been. The jump is probably near the extent you can jump without bodily harm evidenced by the fact that when I hit the water force dislodged the go pro mount and my camera was lost. The attitude of oh well we told you was the most heart breaking. Not sympathy at all just cold do you want to go back. They took a few pictures but I lost the day and what I had from a few days prior. Again y choice but I didn't know the effect of jumping that high would literally take out an official go pro mount nor did I know the the jump was part of the deal. I wish that was communicated better especially if you can't swim or are not willing to jump from that height with no rope. You probably literally could seriously injury yourself. Lunch was veggie which was presented as neutral but it's not for a near eater. Nothing special and frankly no value add. The hike out of the canyon was HELL. Honestly again something that needs to be communicated. There were older people collapsing on the way and they kept saying oh just a bit more which was no true. We're are taking nearly vertical probably 300m plus through dense jungle climbing other logs and whatever in the intense heat all after all the hiking etc. It's really a lot and I'm someone in pretty good shape. After that a long walk back to the start point where there just walked ahead of me. We got there and I had communicated I didn't want to use the driver and asked them to help me find other transportation and dismiss me. That was ignored and I was left with the same guy who took all the money I had to go back. Again communication transportation options and overall friendliness can be improved. The experience was fine but those things need serious work.