Discovering the Paradise Island
Mauritius, an exquisite island spanning approximately 2,040 square kilometers in the vast Indian Ocean, stands as a testament to both natural history and human impact. Once the sole refuge of the iconic Dodo, an unfortunate victim of extinction due to the profound transformations brought about by human settlement, this unique island continues to captivate visitors with its picturesque landscapes and sun-kissed beaches, proudly earning the affectionate moniker 'Paradise Island.' Its pristine shores, with crystal-clear waters and soft sands, offer relaxation and adventures, blending natural beauty and cultural richness for an unforgettable experience.
Mauritius Facts
Mauritius Wanderlust
Casela is one of Mauritius’ most popular leisure and attraction parks, offering a range of exciting and fun activities to individuals, families, and corporate groups. The park covers 350 hectares and is split into five zones, each with its own distinct feature.
The five zones are Thrill Mountain, Predator Kingdom, African Safari, Pangia Birds and Rides, and World of Events.
A thrilling and unique water theme park spread across 30 acres on Mauritius’ east coast near Belle Mare public beach.
The park was designed as an original pirate style architecture, with an ancient fort-like entrance and a remarkable shipwreck structure towering magnificently in the centre of the park, as well as breathtaking water slides, entertainment rides, and wonderful pools.
La Vallée des Couleurs Nature Park has been operating since July 4, 1998, and spans 450 acres of land. The diversity of natural and green sceneries is centered on the indigenous fauna and flora.
Zipline, Quad, Buggy, Nepalese Bridge, and Luge Kart are among the adrenaline-pumping activities available.
Odysseo is the largest oceanarium in the Mascarene Archipelago and the first of its genre in Mauritius.
The oceanarium features 45 habitats of various sizes and forms, with a total water capacity of 2,000 m3. Visitors will discover around 200 species of the Indian Ocean.
The Black River Gorges National Park is the largest best-preserved forest on the island. Over 50 kilometers of spectacular and challenging hiking paths.
During your exploration, you will come across enthralling waterfalls such as Alexandra Falls, enchanting rivers, picnic places, wide valleys, and majestic mountain ranges, all of which provide panoramic views.
La Vanille Nature Park covers 3.5 hectares in the south of Mauritius. Established in 1985, this reserve features the world’s biggest colony of tortoises in captivity.
Observe various species in the reserve, including Nile Crocodiles, tenrecs, eels, iguanas, and turtles from Madagascar and Seychelles. In addition, it features an insectarium with a rare collection of species from all over the world.
