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Chamarel and the Seven Coloured Earths

The village of Chamarel is known for its Seven Coloured Earths, an undulating landscape of contrasting shades. Nearby, Chamarel Falls drop about 95 m down a vertical cliff.

Coloured dunes of Chamarel
Benoît Prieur · CC0

Key facts

Before you go.

Starting point
Case Noyale, from where a winding road climbs to ChamarelChamarel (Wikivoyage)

Good to know

Three things to remember.

Plan the trip

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Sources · 2 pages consulted, with the exact sentence used
  1. Chamarel (Wikipedia)
    […] the Seven Coloured Earths, the Chamarel Falls […] Coffee plantations are also extensive. Arabica coffee plants and palm salad trees are lined on the way to the waterfall. Another interesting place to see is the Chamarel waterfall on the River du Cap. The water falls by 95 metres […] along a vertical cliff. The distillery, based on sugarcane, also has a museum where the process of manufacturing rum is displayed and narrated. (coordinates -20.425, 57.3911)
  2. Chamarel (Wikivoyage)
    Seven Coloured Earths […] A winding road leads from Case Noyale village to the coloured earths of Chamarel: an undulating landscape of different and contrasting shades of colours. Visitors can enjoy magnificent landscapes, with endemic plants and rare bird species.

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