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Top Chamarel Day Trips & Excursions
Discovery Tour 35km
5 hours - You will ride along the Savanne river, and discover Gris Gris cliffs, La Roche qui Pleure and Terracine. You will also be able to visit Rochester falls, one of the most famous waterfalls in Mauritius. Lunch will be served in a picnic basket in a natural environment in front of the magnificent view of the Leon falls (private waterfall) where you...Read more
Guided Cultural City Tour of North Mauritius with Botanical Garden Visit
5 hours - City Tour and Botanical Garden.
Highlights: Pamplemousses Garden & Port Louis.
Operates: Everyday except Sundays and public holidays.
Duration: Up to 5 hours from pick-up from the hotel until drop-off at the hotel.
Prices per person including transportation in a chauffeur-driven vehicle, and entrance...Read more
Mauritius Tea Route - Full Day
7 to 8 hours - Awaken your five senses as you discover the making of teas, rum, vanilla, essential oils - and as you stroll down the exotic gardens of the Bois Cheri tea plantation.
A guide will walk you around during your visit and will guide you on the history, stories and tales of all the sites. It is a trip that will take you back in time to the first...Read more
Trou-aux-Cerfs - Chamarel - Grand Bassin -Private Guided Tour (Min. 2 persons)
8 hours - Discover the lush inland parts of Mauritius and take in some majestic scenery. Check out the view from the top of a dormant volcano before breathing in the natural and spiritual beauty of a sacred lake. Next, you will admire the wild rolling landscape of the Black River Gorges National Park. Then head further south-west to capture the various...Read more
Full-Day Mauritian Culinary Experience
8 hours - Enjoy a full-day Mauritian cooking experience with a...Read more
Zistwar Dite – The Tea Story
8 hours - Mauritius has been cultivating tea since the french colonial times and even today tea is still being cultivated around various upper lands of the country. True to say that the number of Tea Factories have certainly declined but the plantations have remained. As most societies around the world, tea forms part of an important part of the Mauritian...Read more