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45m
Discover the magical beauty of Eau Bleue Waterfall, a hidden natural gem known for its striking turquoise-blue waters. Surrounded by lush vegetation, this peaceful spot invites you to admire the unique colours created by the play of light, while enjoying the soothing sounds of cascading water and the tranquillity of Mauritius’ tropical landscapes.
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Pont Naturel
30m
Discover Pont Naturel, one of Mauritius’ most fascinating coastal formations, shaped over time by the powerful waves of the Indian Ocean. Unlike the island’s typical sandy beaches, this dramatic coastline reveals the raw beauty of volcanic rocks, crashing waves and a natural bridge sculpted by nature itself. Take a moment to admire this spectacular landscape, listen to the sound of the ocean and experience one of the island’s most unique hidden gems.
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Le Souffleur
30m
Located along the rugged southern coastline of Mauritius, Le Souffleur is a spectacular natural phenomenon shaped by the power of the ocean. When waves crash against the volcanic rock formations, seawater is forced through natural openings, creating impressive sprays that can rise high above the coastline. Experience the dramatic beauty of Mauritius’ wild side as you watch the ocean meet the land in a powerful display of nature.
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Amma Tookay Hindu Temple
30m
Discover the colourful Tookay Temple, a hidden cultural gem located in the village of Camp Diable. Built around a sacred rock believed by locals to hold spiritual significance, the temple reflects the deep traditions and beliefs that form part of Mauritius’ diverse heritage. Admire the vibrant sculptures, intricate details and peaceful atmosphere while learning about the stories and legends passed down through generations.
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Heritage Spice House
1h · Admission ticket included
Enjoy a memorable Mauritian lunch at Heritage Spice House, where traditional flavours, ancestral recipes and the island’s spice heritage come together. Savour authentic dishes prepared with locally inspired ingredients while discovering the stories behind the spices, herbs and culinary traditions that have shaped Mauritian cuisine for generations. Set in a heritage-inspired environment, this experience offers more than a meal — it is a journey into the heart of Mauritius’ food culture and hospitality.
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Rochester Falls
30m
Discover the beauty of Rochester Falls, one of the most distinctive waterfalls in Mauritius, hidden in the lush countryside of Souillac. Famous for its unique rectangular basalt rock formations, the waterfall offers a spectacular view as water cascades over the natural rock face into the pool below. Explore different viewpoints around the falls, surrounded by greenery and sugar cane fields, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this local favourite. Depending on the conditions, you may even witness skilled local swimmers and cliff jumpers enjoying this natural wonder.
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Souillac
30m
Experience one of Mauritius’ most fascinating coastal sights at La Roche Qui Pleure, located along the dramatic shores of Gris Gris. Named the “Weeping Rock” because of the tear-like streams of water flowing down the volcanic cliffs, this natural phenomenon is created by powerful waves crashing directly onto the coastline. With no coral reef to protect this southern shore, the ocean reveals its raw strength and beauty. Take in the breathtaking views, listen to the sound of the waves and witness the wild character of Mauritius’ southern coast.
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Gris Gris Beach
30m
Discover the wild beauty of Gris Gris, the southernmost beach of Mauritius, where dramatic cliffs meet the powerful waves of the Indian Ocean. Unlike the island’s famous calm lagoons and white sandy beaches, Gris Gris reveals a more rugged and untamed side of Mauritius, shaped by the force of nature. Stroll along the cliff edge, feel the ocean breeze and admire breathtaking views of waves crashing against the rocky coastline in a spectacular display of the island’s raw coastal beauty.
