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Subjects :Subjects: The natural landscape (on the reef and on the coast) is the only point on the island where you can admire the famous "waterfall" in the ocean, otherwise only visible with a hectic helicopter flight, rare or no plants, Birds, portraits
Recommended equipment :It is advisable to have a car equipped with a classic zoom (example 18-70 mm) and a wide angle to resume the reef as much as possible.
Best months :The milder weather is our late spring (the beginning of winter) but nothing is forbidden except the rain to go even in their summer.
How to get there :By plane. There is a possibility of direct flight. But there are more options for flights to Dubai.
Visits :The entrance to the park is not free access. It is open in winter (our summer) rises from 7.00 am to 6.30 am while for their summer opens first for the humid and damp climate. Access to the top serves a local guide. There are no signposts, you also climb (from the cross the antecima on easy rocks, to the true climbing point or helicopter.) And the area is fenced.
Notes :Small peninsula located to the southwest of Mauritius island, the peninsula takes its name from the mountain that dominates it. In Mauritius the mountain is defined as a "sacred" area as a sign of the struggle for slavery. It was a refuge for some slaves who went to take refuge in the various caves on the mountain. When, however, the British guards went to the mountain in the mid-eighties to announce the end of slavery, the same slaves bowed down (some local guides claim from the highest part and also the one facing Madagascar or Africa, ie their origin). Top access is not free access. It serves a local guide, both for lack of signage, and because the access is enclosed and enclosed. In the area there are species of rare plants and other more common such as pink pepper. For some years now it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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