The project
From a project hatched in 2006 where weeding and restoration activities were initiated, Ebony Forest opened to public access in 2017 with the mission to save threatened species and ecosystems from extinction. This is achieved through restoration, reintroduction of species, as well as awareness-raising and through education.
The place
Next to the Chamarel 7-Coloured Earths, Ebony Forest, operated as an NGO, Ebony Forest Foundation, carrying out eco-tourism activities for the sake of conservation and restoration of Mauritian bio-diversity.
The focus
Indeed; Ebony Forest is a success story. Since 2006, 2 Critically-Endangered species of endemic birds as well as 140 endemic and natives species of plants have found refuge with a total of over 147,000 plants having been planted and 21 hectare s weeded.
The excursions and activities
Activities evolve around visiting the forest, namely along the elevated pathways for observing and enjoying the endemic wildlife and wonderful views.
– Guided hikes,
– Hike up the “Piton Canot” (1hr00; average difficulty),
– Sundowner from Sublime viewpoint (includes drinks & snacks),
– Bird watching,
– Plant a tree (and offset part of your carbon-footprint),
For the laid-back: – You are welcome to book a guided tour in one of our 4X4.
Through an accessible immersion into wildlife, inspire your children to learn and shine through authentic experiences in nature, becoming active global citizens for a sustainable future.
Chamarel
Sightseeing
Hiking
Birdwatching
Restaurant
The project
From a project hatched in 2006 where weeding and restoration activities were initiated, Ebony Forest opened to public access in 2017 with the mission to save threatened species and ecosystems from extinction. This is achieved through restoration, reintroduction of species, as well as awareness-raising and through education.
The place
Next to the Chamarel 7-Coloured Earths, Ebony Forest, operated as an NGO, Ebony Forest Foundation, carrying out eco-tourism activities for the sake of conservation and restoration of Mauritian bio-diversity.
The focus
Indeed; Ebony Forest is a success story. Since 2006, 2 Critically-Endangered species of endemic birds as well as 140 endemic and natives species of plants have found refuge with a total of over 147,000 plants having been planted and 21 hectare s weeded.
The excursions and activities
Activities evolve around visiting the forest, namely along the elevated pathways for observing and enjoying the endemic wildlife and wonderful views.
– Guided hikes,
– Hike up the “Piton Canot” (1hr00; average difficulty),
– Sundowner from Sublime viewpoint (includes drinks & snacks),
– Bird watching,
– Plant a tree (and offset part of your carbon-footprint),
For the laid-back: – You are welcome to book a guided tour in one of our 4X4.
Through an accessible immersion into wildlife, inspire your children to learn and shine through authentic experiences in nature, becoming active global citizens for a sustainable future.
