The south of Mauritius, known for its untouched beauty and contrasting landscapes, offers a retreat into nature and culture unlike any other part of the island. This region is less developed than the bustling northern areas, boasting rugged scenery with powerful waves, towering cliffs, and verdant forests. It’s in this setting that you find natural wonders and cultural sites that highlight the island’s diverse heritage and geological origins. For instance, Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcano, offers sweeping views and a glimpse into the island’s volcanic past. Grand Bassin, a sacred lake amidst serene mountains, reflects the island’s spiritual practices and becomes a vibrant pilgrimage site during festivals. Meanwhile, the unique geological marvel at Chamarel, known as the 7 Coloured Earth, features multicolored sand dunes that attract visitors from around the world. These sites exemplify the south’s blend of natural wonders and cultural richness, making it a captivating area for travelers seeking an authentic Mauritian experience.

Places of interest included in the tour:

• Trou aux cerfs
• Plaine champagne
• Grand bassin
• Chamarel 7 coloured Earth
• Rhumerie
• Waterfalls and le Morne beach