Mauritius Island: Land excursions
       
      Mauritius is far more than just white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. 
      Mountain trails, dense forests and lush vegetation provide the ideal trekking 
      territory for keen ramblers. 
         
        
      Black River Gorges National Park
       
      The Black River Gorges National Park offers a unique opportunity to get 
      close-up experience of the island's natural vegetation: stunning during 
      the flowering season (from September to January), the National Park offers 
      a privileged view of rare trees and flowers and many types of animals throughout 
      the year. Crossing the section from Le Pétrin to Grande Rivière 
      Noire, the river that gives the park its name, allows visitors to admire 
      several of the most fascinating landscapes of the Mauritian interior. 
       
       Tamarind 
        falls
	   
      There's a 2 kilometre trek to reach the beautiful seven waterfalls, which 
      are the highest on the island, one with a single plunge of almost 300 metres. 
      Visitors can relax in a natural deep water swimming pool located at the 
      bottom of the seven falls, surrounded by ideal walking and trekking country. 
       
       
       
      Coloured earth
	   
       Here 
      nature has gone wild, creating an artist's palette from the soil and bringing 
      the area its name of the Seven Coloured Earth. Formed due to uneven cooling 
      of the Earth's crust, the seven different coloured strata located about 
      four kilometres from Chamarel attract many visitors every year. One of the 
      unique features of the coloured earth is that even if the different colours 
      are mixed together in a test tube, after a few days they will separate again 
      into the original colour strata. 
       
       
      Domaine du Chasseur and Domaine de l'ylang ylang
	   
      True nature lovers shouldn't miss a visit to Domaine du Chasseur, a splendid 
      nature reserve that can be visited on foot or in a 4WD vehicle, offering 
      opportunities to admire the unique local fauna and flora or enjoy the exquisite 
      local cuisine at the La Crécerelle or Le Panoramour restaurants. 
      Nearby is the fascinating Domaine de l'ylang ylang, the last remaining perfume 
      distillery on the island, which, apart from producing essential oils based 
      on extracts from flowers, camphor and pink pepper, offers tours around the 
      plantations, the distillery, and the garden of fragrances. 
       
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