Once upon a time, rare endemic forests covered most of Mauritius, but now they have almost completely disappeared. The Chamarel Nature Reserve was established to preserve the native flora. Tourists mainly come here to see the waterfall and the seven-coloured earth, and that’s exactly what we did. We then drove a little further to the tourist centre, where we had booked a tour read more...

A popular viewpoint in the Black River Gorges National Park, primarily due to its convenient location along the mountain road through the park. The site offers breathtaking panoramas of deep green gorges covered with tropical forest read more...

An interesting place on the southern coast of the island, located on a rocky ledge, right on the main road. The road was built in the 1920s, when a route was constructed along the south-western coast, which had previously been almost inaccessible without sea transport read more...