Mauritius, an island paradise, is home to breathtaking natural wonders that captivate all who visit. Here are four must-see locations.
Black River Gorges National Park
This vast expanse of greenery offers over 60 kilometres of hiking trails. Whether you’re an adventurer or prefer leisurely walks, the park reveals hidden waterfalls, endemic birds, and unique flora, showcasing Mauritius’s rich biodiversity.
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Chamarel Waterfall and Seven-Coloured Earths
A visit to Chamarel takes you to one of Mauritius’s highest waterfalls, cascading 100 metres into the lush tropical forest below. Nearby, the Seven Coloured Earths offer a surreal landscape of vibrant, layered sand dunes, a geological marvel worth experiencing.
Île aux Cerfs
For beach lovers, Île aux Cerfs is a dream destination. This small island is surrounded by crystal-clear lagoons and pristine sandy beaches. Popular for water sports, it’s also a serene spot for a relaxing day in paradise.
Blue Bay Marine Park
Located close to Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas one of the finest hotels near Mahebourg, Blue Bay Marine Park is a haven for snorkelling enthusiasts. The protected coral reefs and vibrant marine life make it one of the best spots on the island to explore the underwater world. Stay at nearby resorts to enjoy convenient access to this natural gem.