At the southwest tip of gorgeous Mauritius Island off the coast of Le Morne Brabant, the breath-taking vista of the underwater waterfall mesmerizes tourists with its majestic appeal. The spectacular sight is an extraordinary optical illusion that appears as if the water is gushing deep inside the ocean. This dramatic illusion of cascading water is the impact of oceanic currents.These islands were created by volcanic eruptions which, in turn, cause sand and other deposits from the nearby beaches to force off the plateau. These are getting down in such a way that it seems like seawater is flowing down deep into an underwater waterfall.While from the coasts of Le Morne, this stunning waterfall is not noticeable much. One can witness the beauty of the underwater waterfall only from a bird’s-eye view high in the sky. A spectrum of helicopter rides are available from the Island to behold this out of the world scenery and capture some beautiful memories.  This dramatic underwater waterfall is indeed a natural wonder and must not be missed while on a trip to Mauritius. Visit this place with your family, friends, or partner to enjoy an everlasting holiday experience.

As you drive along Plaine Champagne Road, you'll be immersed in Mauritius's lush countryside, with rolling hills, verdant valleys, and cascading waterfalls dotting the scenery. The road meanders through small villages, where you can catch glimpses of local life and perhaps indulge in authentic Mauritian cuisine at roadside eateries.Plaine Champagne Road is also a gateway to some of Mauritius's most stunning natural attractions, including Black River Gorges National Park and Chamarel, famous for its colored earth and majestic waterfalls. Whether you're an avid hiker, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, a journey along Plaine Champagne Road promises unforgettable vistas and unforgettable moments amidst Mauritius's pristine wilderness.

If you want to spend a few days of quietude, then the best place to head to is Mahebourg. It is a quaint little town on the southwest coast of Mauritius and was named after a French governor Mahé de Labourdonnais. It greets you with it’s alluring sunsets, dramatic beaches and cool winds. It is a place where time is befriended, silence revered and purity unrivalled with the bounties of nature that exist in their purest form. This sleepy colonial town is mostly inhabited by fishermen who head out on their boat to have an excursion of the sea. It is home to some of the most intriguing museums that give you an insight into the tradition and rich history of this scenic village. You can witness over here the unique amalgamation of Creole, Dutch and French architecture. It is also revered to be the jump-off point to the nearby islands and sandy beaches of South Mauritius. This place is a paradise for the low key travellers who’re in the lookout for pocket-friendly accommodation options. It invites visitors to have a walk-in it’s cobble-stone waterfront where the fishermen can be seen relaxing on their wooden boats. Soak in the sun and sand as you take a walk along it’s beaches only to get mesmerized as the sky bursts into a kaleidoscope of vibrant hues when the sun mellows.

Alternatively known as Ganga Talao, Grand Bassin is a crater lake located in the heart of Mauritius. Nestled amidst a splendid scenic surrounding, the wide lake is considered to be sacred by the Hindus residing on the island. The title of ‘Ganga Talao’ literally translates to the “lake of the Ganges”, as the water of the lake is said to have been brought over from the Indian river of Ganges.The lake premises has a number of statues of various Hindu and non-Hindu deities. The most prominent of these are the massive statues of Lord Shiva and Goddess Durga, each towering at a height of 33 meters. Apart from these, there are numerous other smaller statues, such as those of Lord Hanuman, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Parvati and Lord Buddha. There are also a number of temples on the banks of the lake. Among these, the most prominent temple is the Lingam Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Lingam temple in Ganga Talao is one of the most sacred temples in Ganga Talao, and attracts a large number of pilgrims every year. Apart from this, one may also find smaller temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Hanuman and also a Sikh Temple. Grand Bassin is especially known for its massive Maha Shivratri celebrations. The celebrations continue for three whole days and attracts thousands of Hindu pilgrims from across the world. Grand Bassin is the biggest Hindu pilgrimage site located outside India.

True to its name, Casela World of Adventures in Mauritius offers visitors a series of unique experiences that can be rarely found anywhere else in the world. The Park doubles up as a zoo, an activity centre, an eco-resort and much more, all in one complex that you can tour during the course of the day.It is the perfect place for families, friends and newlyweds to create some of the best memories of their life, by enjoying unique group activities that are both thrilling and entertaining. The park is spread over an area of 250 hectares. You can find it 1km south of the Flic en Flac in Mauritius, right off the main road. It is home to some exotic animals such as rhinoceroses, monkeys, java deer, African mammals, giraffes, tigers, lions, zebras, waterbucks and many birds and smaller reptiles, which makes for a fascinating learning experience for kids and adults alike.The animals are kept in spacious enclosures that replicate their natural habitats. In fact, Casela World of Adventures has created a fully functional natural ecosystem where the animals that are housed here, can live a full and free life, and interact with visitors as if they would in the wild.The best way to interact with the animals is by signing up for their famous safaris that take place on a regular basis and offers a chance to check out the animals up close. Along with being a fully functional zoo, Casela World of Adventures also offers a host of exciting adventure activities such as ziplining, bike safaris, ziplining, mud karting, feeding the animals and of course, embarking on a safari.With a beautiful view of the Rempart mountains as a backdrop, waterfalls, extensive stretches of greenery and its host of activities, Casela World of Adventures is one of the most sought-after natural retreats in all of Mauritius. It is the perfect place to spend time in the midst of nature while engaging in some unique activities when you are on this beautiful island.

Flic en Flac is a quaint seaside village that is located in the district of Black River on the west coast of Mauritius. Flic en Flac derives its name from the Dutch phrase “Fried Landt Flaak” which means "Free and Flat Land". The Casuarina Trees beautifully line the coastline of Flic en Flac Beach and the lagoon of the beach is rimmed by coral reefs. The warm, azure waters of the beach are perfect for swimming and various other water activities like snorkelling, scuba diving and swimming with dolphinsThe beach has all basic facilities like showers, changing rooms, and restrooms that are well-maintained. There are also barbecue pits on the beach so that visitors can even picnic here. The shoreline of the beach is dotted with many restaurants, cafes, bars, and pubs. Some of the local culinary delights that you can savor at the restaurants around Flic en Flac beach are DhalPuri and Fried Noodles with Mauritian meatballs. This busy beach gets even busier as weekends when locals and tourists flock to this beach to enjoy free music and dance shows. Lucky enough, you can even find the local people enjoying themselves singing and dancing to the traditional Mauritian Sega Music.As you lounge at the beach, you can find many street vendors selling local food and water sport tour operators willing to render you services. While Flic en Flac is not the most picturesque beach in Mauritius, this beach is definitely full of fun, adventure, and liveliness that promise an unmatched beach holiday.

Chamarel Waterfall is a 100-meter high jaw-dropping thunder and is acknowledged as Mauritius’ highest waterfall. It is situated within the close proximity of the famous Seven Colored Earth of Chamarel. Dropping from a whopping height of more than 200 feet, the Chamarel Waterfalls are actually the outcome of the St. Denis River, which flows through the island. What makes the waterfall more gorgeous is its covering with dense foliage formed due to the presence of the Black River Gorges. If you are scared to walk down the slippery portion of the waterfalls, you still can enjoy its magnificence from a distance as the place has got excellent viewpoints. The presence of these viewpoints makes it easier for you to capture some stunning images of the waterfalls from different angles. Unlike many other waterfalls across the planet, the illustration created by these Chamarel Waterfalls explicitly is dependent on the season when you plan your visit here. During summers, you will see the waterfall bifurcated into two to three distinct trickles. However, the waterfall is a real delight for the eyes of all the nature wanderers in monsoons when it gushes down in the form of a vast stream. Tourists visiting the Chamarel Waterfalls of Mauritius do not miss the opportunity to participate in the abseiling activity here.

The Black River Gorges National Park is the largest national park in Mauritius and home to several endangered species of birds and over 700 species of rare plants. The park was established amidst a sprawling rainforest area on June 15, 1994 and has gained surging popularity among wildlife buffs and environmentalists of the world. The viewpoints inside the park premises offer a rewarding view of the dense rainforest area in the surroundings. Sadly it remains as the last remains of the exotic Mauritian rainforest which is home to rich biota. The rich fauna of Black River Gorges National Park include Rusa deer, wild pigs Mauritian fody, pink pigeon and other wild creatures. The park offers activities such as birdwatching and hiking for those who are looking for a memorable experience in the tropical paradise of Mauritius. Watching birds with brilliant features and lively gestures in their natural habitat is a delight to any keen or amateur ornithologist. The park features some of the best hiking trails of Mauritius that will certainly entice the adrenaline junkie in you. Some of the most popular trails are the Macchabée , Grosse Cateau Verte, Black River, Savanne Sud and Cascade Des Galets trails that you can choose for hiking according to your ability level. There are four and five star hotels and resorts that offer almost everything you may require for a fulfilling holiday experience. These hotels have all amenities to give you one of its kind accommodation and let you soak up the cultural vibe of this vibrant island nation.