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Grand River South East Waterfall

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A stunning waterfall accessible by boat, set in lush tropical scenery.

The Grand River South East Waterfall (GRSE) is one of the most scenic waterfalls in Mauritius, best accessed by boat along the river. The journey up the river is part of the experience, passing through mangroves and lush vegetation before reaching the falls. Many visitors combine this with a trip to Ile aux Cerfs, as boat tours often include both attractions.

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  • 1Book a boat tour that includes the waterfall
  • 2Combine with a trip to Ile aux Cerfs
  • 3Best in the morning when the light is good for photos
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Grand River South East

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