South Island Tour Mauritius: Explore the Wild South

Trou Aux Cerfs

Start your tour of the Wild South by visiting Trou Aux Cerfs, one of the most impressive volcanic wonders in Mauritius. This dormant volcano's history dates back to around 700,000 years when it last erupted and is now a place of best Mauritius south attractions. Experience the 360-degree panoramic sightseeing of the town Curepipe, Trois Mamelles, Port Louis, Moka mountain range, and more. Feeling tired already? You can rest on a wooden kiosk in the popular jogging park and can't miss the view of nature's most mesmerizing scenery. You will have the opportunity to enter the dormant volcano tour from three different locations: Edgar Huges Road, La Hausse de la Louviere Road, and Crater Lane.

Curepipe

Your next trip is the enchanting tour in Curepipe, Mauritius. Begin your exploration at the impressive Town Hall and marvel at the Royal College and Carnegie Library, preserving historical manuscripts. This is one of the most demanded places to visit in Curepipe. Admire the Basilica St-Helene and St-Therese church, offering glimpses into the town's rich past. Next, head towards the lush Curepipe Botanical Garden, where indigenous and exotic plants create a serene atmosphere. With the pleasant Curepipe weather, it feels like the garden has turned to Eden descended on Mother Earth right here. It is one reason why Curepipe is regarded as one of the best Mauritius south attractions. Explore the dormant volcanic crater at Trou Aux Cerfs. Visit a colonial mansion from 1872, and learn about Mauritian family life and tea history. Experience Tamarind Falls, a spectacular waterfall destination. End your day by shopping in Floreal, purchasing local handicrafts and designer goods.

Grand Bassin

Grand Bassin is globally renowned as one of the most highly demanded Mauritius south attractions. Visit and feel the spirituality in the heart of Grand Bassin in Mauritius by exploring the Grand Bassin Temple. Feel the peacefulness and refreshment when you visit the 108-foot-tall statue of Lord Shiva holding a trident and relish the panoramic view from the highest temple. You will also see other smaller temples and Lord's statues.

Black River Gorges

A haven for nature enthusiasts and ranking among some of the finest Mauritius south attractions, Black River Gorges National Park spans 6754 hectares and is the largest national park. The Mauritius Black River Gorges hosts some of the most beautiful flora and fauna and breathtaking sceneries. Your things to do in Black River Gorges National Park include driving through the hikes with dynamic levels of difficulties and sightseeing the beautiful and unforgettable Alexandra Falls. This park is also home to some of the most stunning waterfalls in Mauritius, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. The park plays a crucial role in nature conservation, protecting the unique ecosystem of the island.

Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark

Delve into the Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark, a natural geopark unveiling 600 million years of history. Marvel at the mesmerizing seven distinct color shades of the dunes and harmonious landscapes that define this wonderful location. This expansive 8.5-hectare park is a must-see destination that offers the experience of a unique blend of geology, education, and conservation about Mauritius' diverse terrain.

Witness the iconic Seven Sands of Mauritius, also known as the Seven Coloured Earths, a natural wonder with vibrant hues formed during a natural geological process through the transformation over thousands of years. This geological phenomenon showcases the Mauritius Coloured Sand in its full glory, with the 7 Colours creating a mesmerizing spectacle that has to be seen to be believed. The coloured dunes of Chamarel Mauritius are truly a sight to behold, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the island's volcanic past.

While you enjoy the Coloured Earth Mauritius, you will find it irresistible to admire the spectacular view of the Chamarel Waterfall, one of the most impressive Mauritius waterfalls. The park is also home to majestic Aldabra tortoises that add to the scenic beauty.

For those interested in interactive learning, the geopark offers educational content about the formation of these unique colored sands and the geological history of Mauritius. Don't miss the opportunity for rum tasting at the nearby Rhumerie de Chamarel, where you can sample some of the finest rums produced on the island.

Do not forget to take home authentic souvenirs as a collection of your memories from our on-site local shop. The prices are budget-friendly so you can buy to your heart's content without peeking inside your wallet. Finally, this Mauritius south attractions tour ends with a delightful culinary meal right at the park's restaurant where you can feast your appetite with snacks and refreshments and feel contented in your thrilling southwest trip.