Discover the Natural Side of Mauritius
Mauritius is best known for its coastline, but the island’s interior is rich with colour, forest, waterfalls and volcanic landscapes. Around Chamouny in southern Mauritius, nature lovers can explore endemic trees, scenic trails, unique rock formations and guided expeditions.
Nature Highlights
Experiences and features that showcase Mauritius beyond the beach.
23 Coloured Earth
A striking landscape of volcanic earth tones, revealing the island’s geological history in bands of colour.
Waterfalls
Tropical cascades hidden within the forests of southern Mauritius, accessible on foot or as part of adventure routes.
Endemic Trees
Native plant species found nowhere else on Earth, protected within the park’s forested areas.
Wildlife
Birds, reptiles and other native animals that live in the habitats around Chamouny.
Rock Garden
A landscaped area showcasing the volcanic rock formations and native plants of the region.
Walking Trails
Trails that wind through forest, viewpoints and natural features at a relaxed pace.
Guided Expeditions
Private and group nature expeditions led by knowledgeable guides who explain the landscape and ecology.
Combine Nature + Adventure
Pair a nature expedition with quad biking, ziplining or the Nepalese Bridge for a full day in southern Mauritius.
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What nature attractions are near Chamouny?
The Chamouny area features the 23 Coloured Earth, waterfalls, endemic forest, wildlife, rock gardens, walking trails and guided expeditions, often visited as part of a day at Vallé Advenature Park.
Can nature and adventure be combined in one day?
Yes. Discover LaValle offers packages that combine nature experiences such as The Peak and guided expeditions with adventure activities like quad biking, ziplining and the Nepalese Bridge.