Chamarel Waterfalls
Updated: September 9, 2024
Chamarel Falls is the largest waterfall in Mauritius, fed by the waters of three rivers that merge into a single powerful stream that falls from 10 million year old rock formations and surpasses a height of over 100 meters. The waterfall is surrounded by dense rainforest and is part of the Chamarel Park, which is also known for its Seven Colored Sands.
Chamarel Falls - itinerary
A visit to Chamarel Falls is usually combined with a tour of Chamarel Park and a visit to the Seven Colored Sands. The observation deck offers a magnificent panoramic view of the waterfall and the rainforest. For those who want to see the waterfall up close, there is a hiking trail leading to the foot of the falls, where you can refresh yourself by the water and take memorable photos.
Chamarelle Falls - tips for visiting
- Arrive early in the morning to avoid the crowds of tourists and enjoy the natural beauty in a peaceful setting
- Use hiking shoes
Chamarelle Falls - How to get there
Chamarel Falls is most conveniently reached by car. It is located in the southwest of Mauritius, near the village of Chamarelle. From the capital Port Louis the road will take about 1-1,5 hours.
Chamarelle Waterfall - reviews
- Impressive natural beauty: tTourists often marvel at the height of the waterfall and its power, noting that it is one of the most beautiful places in Mauritius
- Stunning views: many guests mention the panoramic views from the observation deck, from where the waterfall looks particularly spectacular
- Well-organized location and itinerary: the park has convenient viewing platforms and information on natural attractions.