Nature Immersion in Mauritius: Stimulate your 5 Sensory Systems

Pétrin: Smell Nature Blossoms In Innumerable Exciting Colours

Pétrin is found at the Black-River Gorges National Park. It is the largest natural area in Mauritius. Pétrin is a refuge for many iconic and endangered species such as Parakeet, Mauritius Kestrel and Pink Pigeon. One of the best trail in Mauritius, for Nature Lovers, to hike trails network that will take you to waterfalls, peaks and pristine section of forests.

Macondé Peak: Most scenic Routes of Mauritius

Macondé viewpoint is set on a curved portion of the coastal road, on the peak of a small rocky cliff where you can enjoy unparalleled views over the turquoise water. Macondé Mauritius, nature sanctuary whose route has been ranked 10th of the most beautiful roads in the world.

Ruben Restaurant for Lunch 

Offering Mauritian cuisine with inventive and alluring flavours to stimulate the palate and gratify the senses, Ruben Restaurant is elegantly situated in the South part of Mauritius. The food is made from fresh ingredients that are sourced locally and traditional menu is crafted with care to delight the guests with authentic Mauritian cuisine. Enjoy a mouth-watering dish in a Mauritian style, in an ambient atmosphere.

The Vortex Mystic place – Feel The Body and Soul Healing

The Vortex is located in Riambel, a small village in the south of the island of Mauritius. Energies with intense vibratory level flow there. In this isolated place, in the middle of filao trees, you can feel this wonderful and powerful vibration. We live in a period of changes. The Vortex found in Mauritius is the first to be active among the fourteen located on Earth. The cosmic energies which are found there will help to bring these changes both for the planet and human beings.

La Roche Qui Pleure : Hear The Sounds Of The Crushing Waves 

“La Roche Qui Pleure” creates a weeping illusion as surging waves recede on the cliff. Strangely, nature has curved the profile of the poet Robert Edward Hart on the rock. The absence of a coral barrier, the presence of huge boulders of basaltic origin and erosion by the action of strong battering waves, have sculpted weird figures on the cliffs.