Mauritius South and Central Tour Crater, Waterfalls, Tea Factory

A dormant volcanic crater rising 605 meters above sea level, featuring a perfectly circular rim with lush vegetation. Walk around the crater's edge for breathtaking 360-degree views of Curepipe, the surrounding plateau, and on clear days, distant mountain ranges and the coastline.

A series of seven stunning waterfalls cascading through lush tropical forest and ravines. Your driver will take you to scenic viewpoints where you can admire the multiple tiers of waterfalls, natural pools, and dramatic rock formations - perfect for sightseeing and capturing memorable photos.

The largest reservoir in Mauritius, surrounded by pine forests and rolling hills. This serene man-made lake offers picturesque views of the water reflecting the sky, with peaceful walking areas and endemic flora along its banks.

A sacred crater lake and the most important Hindu pilgrimage site outside India. Marvel at the towering 108-foot statue of Lord Shiva, colorful temples adorned with intricate deities, and the peaceful sacred lake believed to be connected to the Ganges River.

Mauritius' oldest tea plantation established in 1892. Tour the working factory to see tea processing from withering to packaging, visit the museum showcasing tea history, and enjoy a guided tasting of various Bois Chéri teas with panoramic views over the rolling tea fields.

A spectacular 50-foot waterfall plunging into a natural pool surrounded by dense tropical vegetation. The easily accessible viewpoint offers excellent photo opportunities of the cascading water against the backdrop of lush greenery and volcanic rock formations.