CHOOSE YOUR HIKE. There is a selection of divers hiking trails catering to various skill levels and preferences, allowing visiitors to explore Mauritius stunning landscapes.

Mauritius is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, from verdant forests to dramatic mountain peaks. Our hiking trails offer an exceptional way to explore the island’s diverse terrain, discover hidden gems, and experience breathtaking views. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a beginner, our carefully curated trails cater to all levels of fitness and adventure, providing unforgettable experiences in the heart of nature.

Popular Hiking Trails

1. Black River Gorges National Park:

• Description: This expansive national park is a hiker’s paradise, featuring lush forests, deep gorges, and stunning waterfalls.
• Highlights:
  • Macchabée Trail: A moderate trail offering panoramic views of the park and its diverse flora and fauna.
  • Parakeet Trail: A more challenging route that takes you through dense forests and offers the chance to spot rare birds.
• Experience: Hike through Mauritius’ largest protected forest, enjoy scenic vistas, and discover the island’s unique biodiversity.

2. Le Pouce Mountain:

• Description: Le Pouce, or “The Thumb,” is the third highest peak in Mauritius and offers one of the most rewarding hikes on the island.
• Highlights:
  • Trail Difficulty: Moderate
  • Summit View: Spectacular 360-degree views of the island, including Port Louis and the Moka range.
• Experience: Ascend through lush vegetation and rocky paths to reach the thumb-shaped peak, where you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views.

3. Lion Mountain:

• Description: Located in the southeastern part of Mauritius, Lion Mountain offers a challenging hike with rewarding views.
• Highlights:
  • Trail Difficulty: Difficult
  • Summit View: Breathtaking views of the Grand Port Bay and surrounding islands.
• Experience: Navigate steep and rocky trails, experience the thrill of reaching the summit, and enjoy the majestic views over the southeastern coast.

4. Tamarind Falls (7 Cascades):

• Description: Known as the “7 Cascades,” Tamarind Falls is a series of seven stunning waterfalls located in a lush, green valley.
• Highlights:
  • Trail Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
  • Waterfall Views: Spectacular views of the cascading waterfalls and natural pools.
• Experience: Trek through varied terrain, swim in natural pools, and enjoy the beauty of one of Mauritius’ most scenic waterfalls.

5. Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire:

• Description: The highest peak in Mauritius, Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire offers a challenging yet rewarding hike.
• Highlights:
  • Trail Difficulty: Difficult
  • Summit View: Unparalleled views of the southwest coast and the surrounding mountains.
• Experience: Climb to the highest point on the island, traverse dense forests, and take in the awe-inspiring views from the summit.

Included

• Professional and knowledgeable guide
• Accomodation pick-up and drop-off
• Light refreshments (water, snacks)
• Safety equipment (if needed)

What to Bring

• Comfortable hiking shoes
• Light jacket or raincoat
• Sunscreen and hat
• Camera
• Water bottle
• Snacks or packed lunch
• Swimming gear (for trails with waterfalls)