Join this hiking excursion to the Tamarind Falls in Mauritius. You can choose between a half-day or full-day hike depending on your fitness level.
Popular for its beautiful surroundings and unspoiled nature, the Tamarind Falls, also known as 7 Cascades, is an astonishing albeit hard-to-reach area.
The waterfalls provide breathtaking views and one of the most beautiful hikes in Mauritius. Here, nature and animal lovers will find many exotic plants and birds.
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Phil lang
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
What a fab trip. Somewhat challenging in place descending and climbing up but with good shoes was ok. The swimming is fantastic and our guide was very knowledgeable and also made sure we were safe at all times. A good level of fitness is needed for this. Our driver who took us to the trip Was also great and gave a tour and also stopped off at other places for us to see. Our guide Julio needs to be names as he was amazing
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Johan
Traveled with family
Sweden
Klättringen var mer avancerad än förväntad. Vi hade gärna fått info om att det fanns möjlighet till bad längs hiking-vägen.
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Pärlan
Traveled as a couple
Sweden
Dyrt med tanke på att det inte ingick varken mat el dryck. men en fantastisk upplevelse. Med en guid som tyckte om sitt jobb och gjorde det lilla extra
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Carlos
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
Very good. Remember though to check pick up time in advance. Also note that you need to be reasonably physically fit to do this activity.
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Elinor
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
The tour was great, our guide Steve was knowledgeable friendly, and thankfully patient as I found some of the climbing up difficult. We were lucky th set off earlier than most others so we arrived at each spot before the crouds and were fine before the heat hot too overpowering to climb in.
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Sarah and Jason
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
Our guide was amazing, he made us feel really safe. He also became our own personal photographer and took great pictures and videos for us. We set off slightly earlier to get ahead of the the other tours so by the time we got to swimming in the pools we had about 15 mins swimming to ourselves. We couldn’t fault him he was great and even brought snacks that we didn’t expect.
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Phil lang
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
What a fab trip. Somewhat challenging in place descending and climbing up but with good shoes was ok. The swimming is fantastic and our guide was very knowledgeable and also made sure we were safe at all times. A good level of fitness is needed for this. Our driver who took us to the trip Was also great and gave a tour and also stopped off at other places for us to see. Our guide Julio needs to be names as he was amazing
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Johan
Traveled with family
Sweden
Klättringen var mer avancerad än förväntad. Vi hade gärna fått info om att det fanns möjlighet till bad längs hiking-vägen.
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Pärlan
Traveled as a couple
Sweden
Dyrt med tanke på att det inte ingick varken mat el dryck. men en fantastisk upplevelse. Med en guid som tyckte om sitt jobb och gjorde det lilla extra
C
Carlos
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
Very good. Remember though to check pick up time in advance. Also note that you need to be reasonably physically fit to do this activity.
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Elinor
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
The tour was great, our guide Steve was knowledgeable friendly, and thankfully patient as I found some of the climbing up difficult. We were lucky th set off earlier than most others so we arrived at each spot before the crouds and were fine before the heat hot too overpowering to climb in.
S
Sarah and Jason
Traveled as a couple
United Kingdom
Our guide was amazing, he made us feel really safe. He also became our own personal photographer and took great pictures and videos for us. We set off slightly earlier to get ahead of the the other tours so by the time we got to swimming in the pools we had about 15 mins swimming to ourselves. We couldn’t fault him he was great and even brought snacks that we didn’t expect.
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