Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark

Nice place.. clean, helpful staff; not so expensive the entry fee. Loved the views and tortoises 🐢 beautiful soil, however earlier this place was even more beautiful! Now, it seems faded a bit. The souvenir shop is nice, for local a bit expensive but quality products sold to tourists 👌 🅿️ Parking: ✅️ ♿ Wheelchair Accessibility: ❌️ difficult ♿ 🅿️ Wheelchair Parking: ✅️ ♿ 🚻 Wheelchair WC: ⁉️ unsure 📶 Wifi: ✅️ at the coffee shop yes 💳 Debit / Credit Card: ✅️ 📱Juice/ myT: ✅️ 🛗 Lift/ramp : ❌️ ♻️ Recycle : ✅️

Very nice place, pleasantly arranged and maintained. Beautiful views. It's a pity that the shop doesn't have coffee packaged in 0.5kg or 1kg 😄 Besides that, a place worth visiting for nature lovers.

The Seven Colored Earths of Mauritius is a wonderful attraction. I really enjoyed it because you can see the different colors of the earth, which is truly stunning. I loved it! It's a large area with many other views to enjoy, so it's not just about the colored earths. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, like sports clothes, so you can walk around easily. I highly recommend visiting this place.

The Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark is truly a picturesque and unique natural wonder. The striking layers of vibrant colors are unlike anything I’ve seen before — a perfect spot for photos and to simply take in the beauty of nature. While there isn’t a lot to do beyond enjoying the view and a short walk around the area, it’s absolutely worth visiting for the stunning scenery. A peaceful and memorable stop during our trip to Mauritius!

This is a very stunning place, and I would say it is one of the natural wonders of Mauritius 🇲🇺. This was my first visit, although I was already familiar with it through photos on Google Maps. The entry fee for foreigners was 750 MRU, and for locals it was around 300 MRU. The ticket includes access to the waterfall and the rest of the national park where you can roam freely. My friend told me that the Seven Coloured Earth used to look much brighter and more shiny in the past, but over time, due to rain and sunlight, the colours have become a bit dull. Earlier, visitors were allowed to walk on the dunes of the Seven Colours, but now they have placed boundaries and stopped access. There is also a turtle sanctuary, where turtles of different sizes and ages are kept. There was a separate enclosed area for the eggs to hatch. The entire place is fully ♿ accessibility friendly and eco friendly. There are separate bins placed for different types of trash. The 🅿️♿parking area is very large and accessibility friendly.

The entry fee is 650 MUR per person, and honestly, it’s not worth it. The waterfall is good, but the Seven Coloured Earth itself is below average. You imagine a large plateau with beautiful, layered shades… but in reality, it’s a very small dune that almost looks like a truck has unloaded coloured soil. There’s also a small pond with tortoises, but nothing impressive. Overall, it’s not worth the money — a sheer waste, especially considering the hype.

Unique experience with Waterfall, 7 coloured earth & Turtles. Be prepare to spend MUR650 per person as an entry fees due to private site. Cafe, Souvenir Store is plenty to offer local Rum & other food items as well as crafted artworks by local artists. Definitely worth the visit

This place is so beautiful! I’ve never seen colours like this before. Some parts are definitely more vibrant than others but that’s nature. Also, the tortoises are awake here and quite active. I found the souvenirs a bit on the expensive side and didn’t get anything. Entrance fee MUR650 which is on the high side.