Equipped to accommodate up to 9
passengers, our all-terrain vehicle will
immerse you into the depths of the
valley to unearth the most magical of
discoveries: encounters with deer and
boars, endigenous trees, spectacular
landscapes of the region… La Vallée de
Ferney will unravel its most beautiful
secrets before your eyes!
OUR TIPS FOR A
WHOLESOME
EXPERIENCE
1
Do not manifest your inner
Indiana Jones! Hold on tightly
to your seat while the 4x4
crosses a river!
2
Brave the slopes so as not to miss
any of the stunning views at your
reach: you will find, beyond those
slopes, the most exceptional
landscapes of the Southeast coast
before your eyes!
3
Be mindful to carry along
sunblock lotion, mosquito
repellent, water, sports shoes, a
hat or a cap, a sweater or a
jacket, and a change of clothes in
case of any misadventure.
PREPARING FOR
YOUR VISIT
The reserve is open 7 days a week, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Access to the valley is limited on certain dates between June and September and in case of private events.
Bookings are compulsory, ideally 72 hours in advance. Ferney reserves the right to cancel all activities planned in light of bad weather or emergencies.
PRICE FOR MAURITIANS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS:
1 hour:
Rs 700 per adult,
Rs 300 per child (3 to 12 years old)
2 hours:
Rs 1100 per adult,
Rs 550 per child (3 to 12 years old)
PRICE FOR TOURISTS:
1 hour:
Rs 1000 per adult,
Rs 500 per child (3 to 10 years old)
2 hours:
Rs 1 750 per adult,
Rs 750 per child (3 to 12 years old)
Please note that this activity is not suitable for pregnant
women or people suffering from back pain.
women or people suffering from back pain.
Please arrive 15 min before the start of any activity for registration purposes.
BOOK YOUR 4x4
GUIDED TOUR
LOOKING FOR AN
ALTERNATIVE: OPT
FOR A GUIDED
TOUR BY FOOT
Our expert and passionate guides will
lead you to discover the kestrel bird, the
emblematic pink pigeon and even the
Mauritian echo parakeet. You will also
stumble upon ebony wood, the bois clou,
takamaka trees and many other
indigenous species.
lead you to discover the kestrel bird, the
emblematic pink pigeon and even the
Mauritian echo parakeet. You will also
stumble upon ebony wood, the bois clou,
takamaka trees and many other
indigenous species.
