Visit this sanctuary of rare Ebony trees, habitat for endangered birds like the Kestrel, Echo Parakeet, and Pink Pigeon with an Eco-Ranger, and plant an endemic sapling or sow seeds.

At “Kaz’alala”, nestled amidst a carved-stone historical cottage, enjoy a traditional-Mauritian cuisine, made of fresh local products.

The day continues to the World of Seashells, a museum whose objective is to sensitize people on the importance of seashells in the food chain and preservation of the marine eco-system.

The next stop is at a recycling plant to learn how used glass bottles are recycled for construction companies and local artisans, supporting the local economy.

Then meet with Francesca in her workshop, where bio-degradable palm plates are made. Some local restaurants have started to collaborate with her to promote sustainable products.

Located in the southwestern part of the island, the Tamarind Falls commonly known as “Sept Cascades” (Seven Waterfalls), is one of Mauritius famous hikes. This experience can be done as a half day or a full day, under the guidance of an experienced trekker guide. From one waterfall to the other you can expect different sceneries throughout the hike.

Not suitable for people with back & heart problems, mobility impairments, vertigo and recent surgeries.

This easy to moderate hike through the forest will bring you along Petrin trail, to the edge of the Black River Gorges, one of the largest nature parks in Mauritius. It is home to different endemic, indigenous and exotic plants.

Not suitable for people with back & heart problems, mobility impairments, vertigo and recent surgeries.

Discover the unique UNESCO Bel Ombre Biosphere through a trek with a ranger or enjoy the wild panoramas on quads or buggies. You can also sit back and relax whilst an experienced guide drives you through the reserve in a 4×4. Take some time for yourself and your family by enjoying a unique picnic experience, fully immersed in tropical vegetation.

Discover the majesty of UNESCO site Le Morne Brabant on this adventurous guided mountain hike and climb your way to 465 metres above sea level.

Once there, you will admire the amazing views of turquoise lagoons and lush mountain ranges stretching out in front of you.

On this 4-hour hike & climb, you will learn about the folklore and myths around the history of this mountain.

Not suitable for people with back & heart problems, mobility impairments, vertigo and recent surgeries.

Mauritius has become one of the favorite destinations for golfers. Great golfers, such as Bernhard Langer, Peter Aliss and Rodney Wright, have created 18-hole courses on the island to the delight of golfers around the world. Courses: Avalon Golf Estate, Belle Mare Plage Legend Golf Course, Belle Mare Plage Links Golf Course, Four Seasons Golf Club Mauritius at Anahita, Heritage Golf Club, Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club, Mont Choisy Le Golf, Mauritius Gymkhana Club, Paradis Golf Course Beachcomber, & Tamarina Golf Club

Kayaking at Ile d’Ambre

Led by a guide, paddle through the mangroves of Ile d’Ambre, visit the ruins and forest of this islet and discover its history. Learn about the mangroves and its role in the marine ecosystem.

Kayaking at Tamarin Bay

Paddle upstream, to discover the two main arms of the Tamarin River. On one side the Rempart and the Trois Mamelles mountains, and on the other, La Tourelle.

You may encounter ducks, long billed birds, flying foxes or monkeys. In the bay, there are high chances to come across dolphins before they head out to the open water.

Casela is a popular leisure and attraction park of Mauritius offering a variety of fun activities to individuals and families.

The park spans over 350 hectares and is divided into 5 zones, each with its own unique characteristic.

The 5 zones are Thrill Mountain, Predator Kingdom, African Safari, Pangia Birds and Rides.