Chamarel Waterfall

Chamarel Waterfall, located in the south-west of Mauritius within the Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark, is a prominent natural feature surrounded by tropical vegetation. Visitors can view the waterfall from designated platforms, take photographs, and follow scenic routes that provide perspectives across the valley and surrounding landscape. The waterfall drops from a basalt cliff into a river below, and it is recognised as one of the tallest on the island, formed by volcanic processes that have shaped the terrain, while remaining part of a protected area that combines geological, ecological, and cultural elements.