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Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates. -
The 400m & 4 Ziplines (60 mins)
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates.
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Walk with Lions (1 hour).
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates. -
The Nepalese bridge & 5 Ziplines (60 mins)
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates.
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The 18 hole course, by Peter Matkovich, features unique Mauritian landscaping and the distinct feature is the black volcanic rock “outcrops”. The rocks and rolling grasslands provide the backbone of the landscaping.
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Interaction with Caracal / Serval (15 mins)
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates. -
Drive through (45 mins) to see lions & tigers
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates. -
Truly a rewarding and unforgettable experience
Listed among the world’s best sport fishing destinations, Mauritius is the ultimate lure for anglers from all over the world with a large variety of exotic game fish such as the blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, sailfish and wahoo. -
Truly a rewarding and unforgettable experience
Listed among the world’s best sport fishing destinations, Mauritius is the ultimate lure for anglers from all over the world with a large variety of exotic game fish such as the blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, sailfish and wahoo. -
An awesome experience
Experience the thrill of a catamaran ride to the beautiful string of islets situated off the north coast of Mauritius. Take time to indulge in the beauty of their surroundings before hopping into the translucent waters for a bit of snorkeling fun.
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This hike is a must for any visitor of Mauritius
The Black River Gorges is worth visiting for all trekkers, as well as for the pure nature lovers and bird-watchers. The Black River Gorges is the largest national park in Mauritius.
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Hiking to Tamarind Fall with its breathtaking views.
The Tamarind Falls (also known as Tamarin Falls or 7 cascades) are a beautiful attraction of the southwest of Mauritius. Popular for its beautiful surroundings and unspoilt nature, the Tamarind fall is an astonishing albeit hard-to-reach area.
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Authentic and unspoilt nature
Connect deeply with nature and recharge your batteries while hiking. Enjoy this eco-friendly and sustainable activity savouring every step of this off-the-beaten track adventure.
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“A pleasant and distinctive journey of exploration”
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Named Indian Ocean’s Best Golf Course two years in a row at the World Golf Awards and ranking among CNN’s top courses in Africa and in the world, this 6,498m golf course is set on the grounds of an authentic colonial mansion in the south of Mauritius.
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Standing atop the Trou aux Cerfs, guests will be able to enjoy spectacular 360° views stretching all the way to the sea.
Admire the wild rolling landscape of the Black River Gorges National Park and head further south-west to capture the various wonders of Chamarel. -
The west coast is the place to be for such amazing experience ! -
The best quad biking tours and adventures in the wild south of Mauritius!
Two-hours Quad tours in Bel Ombre, located in the south of Mauritius, will satisfy your thrill-seeking side with an exhilarating (and bumpy) ride across the reserve. On the quad, you will feel the powerful rumble of the machine beneath you while you explore one of the last remnants of wild forests on the island. -
The west coast offers the best opportunities for watching these fascinating sea creatures in their natural habitat. -
4Designed by the golfing legend, Ernie Els and built to USGA standards, this 6,828m course is set against lush mountains and fringed by the crystal-clear lagoons of the east coast of the island.
