29 Domaine de St. Denis
At the heart of nature
At the peak of Plaine Champagne, one discovers an invaluable treasure. A green setting surrounded by a marvellous range of mountains populated with a exceptional flora and fauna unique on the island. Situated on the central plateau, the region is a real haven which gives you a breath of fresh air calming down your spirit with the flowing sound of the cascades. Birds’ song is a vibrant call for freedom. With unobstructed view of the sandy beaches of the Morne, Plaine Champagne is an invitation to experience a different facet of the island though the arenas. May it be hunting or hiking, Mother Nature reveals its secrets. Le Domaine de Saint Denis opens its doors for a sweet roundabout trip at the heart of nature.
Green tourism or Ecotourism
Well-known for its turquoise ocean and his endless white sand beaches, Mauritius hides other awesome sights. In fact, the island also inherited a vast indigenous
tropical forest, abound with different endemic species. Protected by the Mauritian authorities, the tropical forest continues to surprise. Green tourism is gaining in popularity novelty.
Domaine de Saint Denis
The domain draws its name from the mountain of Saint Denis which stretched over 300 hectares of land. Situated at the acme of the mountain, it offers a magnificent view of the west coast and the small village of Chamarel. The uncommon presence of Rusa Deers running throughout the domain in the entrance gives you a foretaste of your journey. Established 15 years ago, the family estate is devoted to deer breeding. Managed by Lionel Merven, the parkland welcomes more than a hundred of visitors per year. Offering a range of activities, nature lovers will not be deceived. Le Domaine de Saint Denis includes also a restaurant - a real pride for the owners. Delectable menus, all Mauritians prepared by the grand chef Jacqueline Dalais, served with a munificent list of wines, are real gastronomic feast for the appetite. Furthermore, the domain is a theatre of exclusive experiences. Far from the jungle of civilisation, visitors become privileged audience infront of this extraordinary wildlife which counts more than
Island flair
Domaine de Saint Denis
