Explore the spectacular south of Mauritius on this unforgettable 8-hour private tour, discovering a perfect blend of nature, culture, waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, tea plantations, and breathtaking coastal scenery. Accompanied by your expert local guide, this full-day experience takes you through some of the island’s most iconic and scenic attractions.
Your journey begins with a visit to the famous Bois Chéri Tea Factory, where you’ll discover the fascinating history and process of tea production in Mauritius. Surrounded by lush tea plantations and panoramic countryside views, this peaceful stop offers a true taste of the island’s heritage and local traditions.
Continue to the sacred lake of Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao), one of the most important Hindu pilgrimage sites in Mauritius. Explore the temples and shrines surrounding the crater lake and admire the towering statue of Lord Shiva overlooking the peaceful waters.
The adventure then leads into the heart of Black River Gorges National Park with a stop at Alexandra Falls. Surrounded by dense tropical vegetation and misty mountain scenery, the waterfall offers breathtaking panoramic views over the lush south of Mauritius.
Nearby, stop at the famous Black River Gorges Viewpoint, where spectacular views unfold across deep valleys, rolling green hills, waterfalls, and untouched rainforest within Mauritius’ largest national park.
Next, visit the peaceful Bassin Blanc viewpoint, where you can admire a tranquil crater lake surrounded by dense forest landscapes and fresh mountain air.
The tour continues to the fascinating 23 Coloured Earth, a unique natural phenomenon featuring vibrant multi-colored volcanic sand dunes formed over millions of years. Nearby, admire the beautiful Chamouze Waterfall, an impressive single-drop waterfall plunging dramatically into a lush tropical gorge.
After exploring the island’s scenic highlands, enjoy a delicious traditional Mauritian 3-course lunch at a local restaurant, where you’ll discover authentic island flavors prepared with fresh local ingredients.
Your journey then heads toward Gris Gris, the southernmost point of Mauritius, famous for its dramatic cliffs and powerful waves crashing directly against the rugged coastline. Unlike the calm lagoons found elsewhere on the island, Gris Gris showcases the raw beauty of the open Indian Ocean.
Combining tea culture, sacred temples, waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, panoramic viewpoints, and dramatic coastal beauty, this private south tour offers an unforgettable journey through the natural and cultural treasures of Mauritius.