Top Things to do in Riviere Noire
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The 7 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Riviere Noire, Riviere Noire District
Discover the best top things to do in Riviere Noire, Mauritius including Yanature, REAL - Rentals & Excursions, Vitamin Sea, Les 7 Cascades, The Martello Tower Museum, La Preneuse Beach, Fish Whisperer.
Restaurants in Riviere Noire
1. Yanature
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 427 reviews
Our curiosity about the world is inexhaustible. Discover the heart of Mauritius with Yanature, on our authentic Hiking, Bird-watching or Trail-Running excursions. Since the creation of Yanature in 2004, we've constantly beem busy opening new tracks through our deepest forests, to our wildest Mountains peaks. There is still plenty to discover, and our mission remains the same.
2. REAL - Rentals & Excursions
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 111 reviews
We do RENTALS of stand up paddle boards, kayaks, bicycles and snorkelling accessories WITH a DELIVERY SERVICE across Mauritius. We also do unique and exclusive excursions on our stand up paddles or kayaks on the Tamarin River. Our excursions happen mainly in the West of the island, while we deliver the rented material anywhere in Mauritius.
3. Vitamin Sea
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 212 reviews
Located on the west coast of mauritius island, our crew provides speed boat excursions including: observation & swimming with the dolphins, full day trip on benitiers island, underwater & aerial photo shooting [exclusive], sunset cruise, waterskiing/tubing and snorkeling in the natural aquarium! Cedric & Marine will be delighted to welcome you and make your trip unforgettable in with passion & deep respect of sea creatures.
4. Les 7 Cascades
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 878 reviews
Reviewed By TIL1969
The only way to visit the true nature masterpiece as Les 7 Cascades is to find a guide who knows well the place as the path can be very tricky in some areas. Short rains are something usual here so it can be steep but also slippery. So it's important to choose the right clothes and shoes. My daughter /16/ and I visited Les 7 Cascades on 18 Dec. I researched on the Internet to find the right guide. My choice was Prakash Isram from Green Discovery. I wrote him a message in FB. Everything was arranged for less than 10 minutes. Unfortunately, that day was rainy. I looked at the sky, and I felt some doubts about whether to start the challenge at all. But we went. The weather conditions were not excellent, but the adventure was. We descended to the bottom of the valley and then started climbing cascade after cascade. Prakash showed us some unusual plants, told us some historical facts about the place and how it was looked in the past. We had a lot of possibilities to take pictures. There are a few places that he asked the group, whether someone wanted to swim. In our group, no one was willing to swim or jump in the water. We climbed all 7 cascades though I believe they must have been 10 or 12 as some waterfalls are next to each other almost at the same level in the valley. Prakash took care of everything including food and water. Sandwiches with traditional vindaye fish were good, but homemade samosas were very delicious. Lychees and pineapples were given us as a dessert. Everything was just perfect. I want to recommend Green Discovery and our guide Prakash Isram to everyone who has an adventurous spirit and is willing to take the challenge called '7 Cascades'. I have no doubt that Prakash will take into account your preferences and level of fitness to make your experience the best possible.
5. The Martello Tower Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 161 reviews
Next to a public beach which looks onto Le Morne Mountain and the sea where dolphins are sighted on boat trips. Experienced guides show visitors around this 19th century British fort. Come and discover why it was built, how the tower was equipped for soldiers to survive inside during a siege, and see where they ate and slept. Displays include a cannon, coins, military buttons, life size models of soldiers with their muskets and swords.Feel the weight of a real cannonball and see where the powder was kept. Have your camera handy for a photo of yourself dressed up as a soldier with a musket.
Reviewed By natalie643 - South Wales, United Kingdom
A throughly enjoyable guided tour around a lovingly restored landmark. It was great to see the artefacts and hear about the purpose of the tower. Would highly recommend
6. La Preneuse Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Fuzzy337 - Mauritius, null
Travelling to the west of mauritius coastal road was simply amazing. The sun,the heat,the mountain view,the locals,and the azure water giving a superb view on le morne from La preneuse public beach. There i found a basalt tower which was said to be a museum, so i hoped in for a visit. There you will be welcomed by a lady which is dressed in a uniform ancient time governor, very nice. The lady explained very well how the battle did occured long time, you can also find antiques objects which they did use before, guns, sword, bullets, cannons, even how the governor lifestyles. Very nice historical place should give a visit there but which i was not aware its payable which i see its not even mention before someone hopped in.
7. Fish Whisperer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 130 reviews
