Charmale Falls Raider Notes
Chamal Falls, located in Shamarel, Mauritius, is one of the highest waterfalls on the island. It pours down from a height of 83 meters. Known for its seven-coloured soil, crater views intertwined with a fantastical natural palette, the area of Samarelle is one of the most representative attractions of southern Mauritius. Heading in October, the weather is warm and dry (27-29°C), perfect for outdoor exploration!
Tour route recommendations:
It is recommended to visit Chamar Falls (H94P+P86, Chamarel) in the morning. Purchase tickets at the entrance of the waterfall and walk along the road for about 10 minutes to the observation deck, where you can overlook the full view of the waterfall and take pictures. On the lower and lower levels of the observation deck, it is recommended to look both places to feel the spectacular views from different perspectives.
Must-play check-in spots:
1. Waterfall Observation Deck – overlooking the waterfall and stretching tropical mountain views, is a must-take photo background!
2. Lower Observation Deck - Observe the water flow up close, the fresh air can experience the light water mist, it is recommended to bring a camera or mobile phone waterproof equipment.
3. A distant view of the crater on the road - on the way, looking back at the Shamal Falls and merging with the volcanic terrain, the picture is super shocking.
Attraction tips:
· The weather in October is very suitable for climbing and outdoors, sunny but not hot, remember to apply sunscreen, bring a hat.
· Fewer tourists on weekdays, it is recommended to arrive early on holidays to avoid overcrowding affecting shooting.
· Mainly walking throughout, the section is mainly stone and sand, suitable for wearing non-slip sneakers.
· Shamal Falls and Seven Colored Earth, Crater are in the same visit to the park, it is recommended to play them all at once to save arranging time.
· The park is open from October 1 to May 31 of the following year at 08:30-17:30 (tickets stop at 17:00).
Notes:
· Snacks and drinks are limited in the park. It is recommended to bring your own water.
· Garbage needs to be taken away by yourself to protect the quiet environment.
· Some viewing locations are high, pay attention to safety, do not lean too close to the side.
· Pay attention to anti-slip when taking pictures, especially when shower water mist or wet slippery situation.
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