Ebony Forest Chamarel — Endemic Canopy
In the heights of Chamarel, a restored endemic ebony forest with canopy walkways ten metres above the trees and a sweeping view over the western lagoon.
I take very few people here because very few people know about it. Ebony Forest Chamarel is a private 50-hectare endemic forest under active restoration, with canopy walkways running ten metres above the treetops. On a clear day, the view over the west coast is something else.
The forest shelters species you’ll find nowhere else: Mauritius ebony, bois de natte, bois d’olive, day geckos of the Phelsuma family. The project is run by passionate conservationists — the guides know every tree by name and explain the restoration programme with rare conviction.
The excursion is short (about 2 hours) but intense. Best done in the morning, paired with the Seven Coloured Earths or Chamarel Waterfall nearby. I handle the entrance and transport from your hotel.
What’s included
- Transport in an air-conditioned vehicle
- Ebony Forest entrance fee
- Guided tour with naturalist guide
- Access to canopy walkways
- Chilled water on board
Not included
- ✕ Meals and snacks (not included)
- ✕ Seven Coloured Earths (optional add-on same day)
- ✕ Professional photography
Programme
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How does it work?
I speak French and English · Mauritius Tourism Authority Licence.







