Make your way to the stunning Seven Colored Earth Geopark to meet your trek guide. Start with an adventurous gorge decent that includes four challenging river crossings. Be prepared to climb and scramble over rocks and wade through the river at points.

You'll know the hard work was worth it when you reach the beautiful Chamarel Falls at the base of the gorge. Marvel at the highest vertical drop waterfall in Mauritius and enjoy a refreshing swim in the waterfall pool as the water cascades around you.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of a plethora of endemic plant, animal, and bird species in this protected area and experience a quintessential “tropical adventure!”.

Please be reminded that this an “adventurous activity” that requires climbing / bouldering techniques over slippery and uneven sloping terrain paired with river fording and swimming in strong currents!

You are not - simply going for a walk (and this is not an advised activity for any person that does not have a strong swimming proficiency!).

Verified Sustainable Adventure: 1 Guide | 1 Group | 1 Day

Experience Mauritius the way nature intended. By choosing this excursion, you are booking a verified, low-impact eco-tourism adventure explicitly designed to protect the fragile island biomes of Mauritius. We operate in strict alignment with the highest international environmental standards, ensuring your visit actively supports conservation rather than mass-tourism degradation.
Our Core Sustainability Commitments (Quantifiable & Verifiable):
• The 1-1-1 Operational Model: To prevent trail erosion, protect native flora, and minimize wildlife disruption, we strictly enforce a policy of one guide, one group, once a day per biome.
• Zero Wildlife Conditioning: Our certified guides are local environmental educators. We strictly prohibit the feeding or baiting of wild animals, preventing harmful Pavlovian behavior and preserving natural foraging habits.
• Strict Leave No Trace Enforcement: Every trek is managed to ensure zero structural or ecological footprint left behind on our endemic forests.