Recently opened, this nice old hunting ground, well preserved to this day without much deforestation, still has beautiful areas of primary forest and includes amazing ebony trees over 300 years old which survived, thanks to their inaccessibility, the ravages of former settlers.

Either solo on set trails or with a trained guide, several varieties of endemic trees and, if lucky, rare birds like the rooster of the woods (terpsiphone bourbonnensis), the cook (coracina typica) or the pink pigeon (columba mayeri), can be discovered.

Another option, more playful and sporty, to immerse yourself in the heart of this Mauritian protected nature is to try an archery practice on 3D targets - which is a good way to combine treck, challenge and precision. The brave will opt for a 260-meter-long zip-line over a canyon, followed by a vertiginous Nepali bridge of more than 200 meters in length and set at several meters high.