Situated in the Indian Ocean, approximately 2000 kilometres off the southeast coast of Africa, Mauritius is a tropical island nation celebrated for its sheltered lagoons, volcanic landscapes and rich multicultural heritage. Extensive coral reefs protect much of the coastline, creating calm waters for swimming, snorkelling, diving and other water sports. Beyond the beaches, visitors can explore forested mountains, waterfalls, botanical gardens and scenic hiking trails, while vibrant towns and villages showcase the island's blend of African, Indian, Chinese and European influences through their architecture, cuisine and traditions. With its diverse scenery, outdoor activities and distinctive cultural character, Mauritius appeals to travellers seeking both relaxation and exploration.
Set in southeastern Mauritius, Grand River South East is a historic village. The river estuary features some impressive ravines and a spectacular waterfall which is the main attraction in the area and one of the main attractions along the eastern coastline. Visitors flock here to jump on an excursion to the cascading waterfall surrounded by pristine nature. Visitors can also explore the nearby lle aux Cerfs Island and discover the charming village of Trou d’Eau Douce. Other popular activities include: golfing, sightseeing, boat and catamaran tours, kayaking, swimming, and hiking.
