There is an impressive viewpoint of the mountains of the Black River Gorges National Park along the journey to Chamarel. There are signposts along the road to tell you where the viewpoints and waterfalls are, so you don't have to worry that you will miss them.
Updated Oct 7, 2003
Updated Sep 21, 2010
This is the first stop en route to the Colored Earth- a very impressive waterfalls
Written Sep 21, 2010
In order to enter into the road to the Chamarel Falls and the multi-coloured earth, you have to pay an entrance fee of 60 Mauritian rupees (slightly more than US$2).
Written Oct 7, 2003
There are some monkeys at the mountain viewpoint of the Black River Gorges National Park. These monkeys are playful but do not approach so close to them as they will turn aggressive.
Written Oct 7, 2003
Because Mauritius is not a very big island, you can have a good view of the coast and sea from some of the viewpoints of the Black River Gorges National Park on a clear day.
Written Oct 7, 2003
There are several waterfalls and many green mountains in the Black River Gorges National Park. Generally, the southern part of Mauritius is mountainous whereas the northern part is flat.
Written Oct 7, 2003
Besides the famous Chamarel Falls, you can also visit the Alexandra Falls at the Black River Gorges National Park. There is a signboard along the road to tell you where is the waterfall.
Updated Oct 7, 2003
Another famous nature spot is the multi-coloured earth near to the Chamarel Falls. The natural colours of the earth are very impressive.
Written Oct 7, 2003
This is the most spectacular waterfall in Mauritius and not to be missed when you are on the island.
Updated Oct 7, 2003
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Chamarel & Black River Gorges National Park

I would like to share with you some of the beautiful sights of Chamarel & Black River Gorges National Park in the south-west of Mauritius, which I visited on 1st Oct 2003. Hope you would find the...
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I read that the 100m Falls are supposedly to attract 'hordes of tourists' every year. If you're going to compare this Falls to, say, the Niagara, the Victoria, you might be pretty disappointed, like I...
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