LA VALLÉE DES COULEURS NATURE PARK

This ultra-dynamic leisure domain, designed to welcome individuals as well as groups, is animated by young and multilingual teams brimming with energy. It is built around 23 unique colored earths, discovered in 1998 by a Mauritian geologist and which come from the eruptions of the volcano of Bassin Blanc. Under the effect of erosion, the ash heaps of different metallic and chemical compositions have altered and developed a palette of 23 colors ranging from dark red to pale yellow through purple, bluish and greenish. This curiosity is only one of the many reasons to visit the Valley of Colors Nature Park which offers a wide range of activities.

By quad or buggy, the quiet and classic one hour ride (1h30 with stops and photo breaks) goes around the 23 colors lands and also passes by other curiosities (turtle enclosure, waterfalls...). The two-hour hike, more sportive, leads to a river and climbs in the mountains.

You can also fly over the domain via 11 beautiful zip lines (choice of several courses), including the longest line of the Indian Ocean, on 1 500 meters. The latter is descended head first, suspended by the back in a lying position, and is one of the most beautiful activities of the park! The longest Nepalese bridge in this part of the world also gets the adrenaline pumping over 350 meters.

New in 2023: the first bicycle zip line in Mauritius offers the unique sensation of pedaling on a cable 18 meters above the ground, while chatting with your neighbor since four lines are stretched in parallel! Nice pictures in perspective!

Other activities are available, some of which (not all) are included in the price of the entrance ticket: go-kart sledding, marked out hikes, mini-farm, large playground, private tours in 4x4, small museum, etc.

Three large wooden lodge-style restaurants, completely open to nature, offer lunch on site. La Citronelle offers an Asian-Mauritian cuisine with a choice of 3-course menus and several varieties of sizzlers, those kinds of woks served very hot on cast iron dishes. La Bigarade is a huge restaurant of Mauritian and European cuisine, rather adapted to groups who can enjoy themed buffets. Le Chamouzé, with its terrace overlooking a superb waterfall, is the "fast food" option of the Valley of Colors.