Discover one of Mauritius’ most photographed and mesmerizing natural wonders — the 7 Coloured Earth Geopark. This unique geological formation features sand dunes of seven distinct colors, swirled together in a stunning display sculpted by nature over millennia.
Highlights:
Walk along the wooden paths and admire this rare natural phenomenon.
View the majestic Chamarel Waterfall, plunging over 100 meters.
Witness the surreal beauty of sand dunes in seven distinct shades — a geological phenomenon formed over thousands of years.
Observe giant tortoises in their serene habitat.
Learn about the unique volcanic soil and its fascinating formation process.
After immersing in natural beauty, delve into the aromatic world of locally grown Chamarel Coffee. This guided tour through the plantation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the entire coffee-making process — from bean to brew.
Entrance staff will help you with directions
Our 8.5-hectare park is a must-see place to discover our wonderful island. Combining geology, education and conservation, you will experience a moment in communion with nature and learn a little more about the Mauritian land. On site, you can of course admire the Seven Colours of the Earth, but also the spectacular Chamarel waterfall, the majestic giant turtles that will soothe you, the shop with local products or the restaurant which serves snacks and refreshments all day long.
Undoubtedly the tallest single-drop waterfall in Mauritius at about 100m high, the Chamarel Waterfall is a striking piece of nature standing amid dense vegetation. Fed by the waters of three distinct streams pouring into Saint Denis River, it has a powerful rush with a peak flow rate in excess of 40,000 m³ per minute. Overhanging the ledge of a basalt cliff, the Chamarel Waterfall splashes into an oval pool before flowing down a 6km tropical-forest-fringed canyon to Baie du Cap. The sight not only floods the senses with freshness but it is also a spectacular showcase of millions of years of volcanic activity. The dramatic landscape if formed by lavas of two different ages. The layer of brecciated basalt near the base dates from between 10 to 8 million years ago, on top of which lies a second layer from the intermediate period between 3.5 and 1.7 million years ago.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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