Waterfalls Tour in Mauritius with Private SUV Car and Lunch

Enjoy a traditional Mauritian Breakfast and explore the best of the charming town of Curepipe. You can visit some Duty Free Boutiques and the Famous Ship Models Factory.

Our next stop will be at Eau Bleu Waterfall located on the central plateau of the Island. Relish the curious effects the light plays on your eyes, giving the body of water a blue like appearance. The azure colours coupled with the calm and soothing sounds of the waterfall, gives this ‘secret’ little pocket of nature a near heaven like atmosphere.

We will make our first stop at Tamarind Falls Viewpoint
Consisting of 7 waterfalls found close together, the Tamarind falls stands as one of the most beautiful waterfall scenery on the island.

The peaceful surrounding of Alexandra Falls offers a feel of the island’s past as it’s sheltered with a rich and untouched rainforest with around 200 species of trees, species, shrubs, plants and wildlife. Unwind with your loved ones as you listen to the falls from a distance comforted by melodious sounds.

The Black River Gorges is a national park extending over about 68km2 and is densely populated by many of the country’s endemic flora and fauna. The national park is also home to some of the species, whose population is at risk of extinction.

Flowing in the Black River Gorges and originating from the river of St. Denis, the Chamarel Waterfall is the highest one on the island falling from a height of about 83m. You will love the unforgettable visit to the Chamarel Waterfall with its breathtaking location surrounded by lush landscape.

Enjoy a Traditional Mauritian Lunch in the village of Chamarel

Take a stroll through La Vallée des Couleurs Nature Park and feast your eyes upon several attractions such as the world famous 23 coloured earth, as well as numerous majestically beautiful waterfalls.
Furthermore, the park also offers exciting activities such as zip lining, quad biking, karting and hiking and guests can book as an add-on.

Discover the spectacular 33-foot waterfall with multiple cascading falls hidden in the region of Souillac. The falls draws its charm into the Savanne River and with its magnificent rectangular rock, Rochester is famed as the widest fall on the island at an elevation of 152 meters above sea level.

When the currents are favourable, you might also find some daring locals jumping off the 10 m cliff into the water, but bear in mind that they are experts and know the waterfalls inside out.