Casela World of Adventures - Vacances Maurice

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Welcome to Casela Nature Parks, Mauritius’s Top Attraction!

As they say, “If you haven’t seen Casela, you haven’t seen Mauritius!’

The Casela Nature Parks needs no introduction; it’s a must-visit attraction offering unique and thrilling activities for visitors of all ages on the West coast of Mauritius.

We’re talking African Safari Adventures, Interactions with Big Cats and Rhinos, Quad Biking, Ziplining and encounters with other animals like giraffes, camels, tortoise, birds, to name a few!

Read ahead to find out all you need to know about Casela Nature Parks, including its activities, packages and even customise your own Casela adventure.

What’s in Store at Casela?

Safari Adventures
Experience a wild ride through Casela’s African Safari right here in Mauritius—get up close and personal with zebras, rhinos, and other iconic wildlife as you explore the park’s expansive savannah.
Animal Encounters
Ever dreamed of having breakfast with a giraffe or walking alongside a lion? At Casela, dreams come true!
Adrenaline Junkie’s Paradise
Calling all thrill-seekers! Casela offers heart-pounding activities, from ziplining to Quad Biking in Yemen Reserve, Camel Rides, Big Cats Interactions, and more!
Fun for the Whole Family
With a petting farm, the Pangia Kids Park, and the exhilarating Tulawaka Gold Coaster, even the youngest adventurers will find something to smile about. Family fun has never been this wild!
Restaurant
Relax and savor Mauritian, European, and Asian specialties while enjoying spectacular views of Tamarin Bay.
Gift Shops
No adventure is complete without a souvenir! Browse their collection of unique mementos and local crafts — find something special to commemorate your day or bring a piece of Mauritius back home.

Exciting Activities & Packages at Casela Nature Parks

Spanning over 250 hectares, Casela Nature Parks is home to a wide array of animals and thrilling activities:

Interaction With Big Cats (Caracal / Serval / Cheetah) - Get up close with Caracals, Servals, or Cheetahs under expert guidance.
Breakfast with Giraffes - Enjoy breakfast and hand-feed giraffes for a memorable experience.
Interaction With Rhinos - Get up close and personal with a Rhino during a guided 45-minute session.
Big Cats Drive Thru - Safari drive through the Nature Reserve to see majestic Big Cats up close.
Walking With Lions - Walk alongside lions and observe them in their natural environment.
Quad Biking Adventure - Explore the vast Yemen Nature Reserve on a thrilling one-hour quad biking adventure.
Camel Ride - Experience an adventurous camel ride through the scenic landscapes of Casela.
Big Cat Feeding - Safely feed powerful big cats from a secure enclosure.

Exciting Packages Just for You on Mauritius Attractions:

Animal Feeding Package - Ready for a hands-on animal adventure? Feed friendly tortoises, playful fish, and curious camels at Casela Nature Parks—fun for the whole family!
Dolphins + Chamarel + Safari & Bird Park Package - Explore Mauritius with a dolphin swim, Chamarel visit, and a safari at Casela.
Ziplining + Lions Walking + Animal Park Package - Zip through the treetops, take a walk with majestic lions and explore the diverse wildlife of Casela—all in one action-packed day.
Zookeeper for a Day Kids Package - Got an animal lover at home? Let your little one become a zookeeper for a day at Casela, learning all about caring for their favourite animals.
Safari Adventures Day - 1 Day Package - Enjoy a walk with lions, quad biking and a choice between ziplining or the Nepalese Bridge.

Tailor Your Casela Adventure: Make It a Day to Remember

Customise your perfect day out with a tailor-made package that suits your style.

Pick your favourite activities, enjoy a delicious meal at one of the park’s restaurants, and even opt for convenient pick-up and drop-off services to make your day effortless.

The Entrance Ticket Includes:

African Safari: Get a taste of Africa in Mauritius with a unique chance to encounter antelopes, white rhinos, zebras and ostriches in the company of Kudus, Impalas, Oryx and Nyalas, just to name a few.
Visit Birds Paradise Park - Walk thru the aviary: Discover various colourful bird species from all around the world.
Animal viewing: Meet giraffes, pygmy hippos, camels and llamas, considered as one of the friendliest and most loving animals you will ever meet.
Petting farm and Tortoise pen: The ideal setting for people of all ages, especially children to interact with farm animals as well as tortoises.
Access to Pangia Kid’s Park: A children’s playground that will offer fun to the young ones!
Visit Predator Kingdom (Big Cats Kingdom): Enjoy a close view of the big cats such as the roaring lions, the magnificent caracals and the majestic tigers.
One Ride on the Tulawaka Gold Coaster: A unique summer luge running on a 760m track including a cable lift hill, vertiginous descents and bends with a breathtaking view of the west coast of Mauritius!

Operating Hours & Tips

Address: Royal Road, Cascavelle, Mauritius
Operating Hours: Daily from 09:00 to 17:00 (Closed on December 25th and January 1st)
For more details on the timings and durations of each activity, please check the specific links for the activities you're interested in.
Pro Tips: Don’t forget to pack mosquito repellent, wear comfortable clothes and shoes and bring spare clothes—you never know where the adventure might take you!
Children under 12 years must remain under adult supervision at all times.
For everyone's safety and to keep the animals comfortable, please avoid sudden movements or loud noises around them - think of it like meeting a new friend.

Ready to Explore the Wild Side of Mauritius?

Browse & book your adventure to memories that roar!

Frequently Asked Questions

If I book multiple activities at the Bird Park, do I need to have a gap in between?

We recommend and request a minimum 45-minute gap between each activity. This ensures sufficient time to travel between departure points and allows for potential delays.

Are we allowed to take pictures while doing activities at the Park?

Yes, you can take pictures provided you are not putting yourself at risk. For Big Cats encounters, only designated photographers are allowed to take pictures to ensure the safety of visitors, staff, and animals.

Do we have to book the entrance ticket while booking any activity at the Park?

Yes, unless stated otherwise.

Are the Lions being drugged during the activity Walk with Lions?

Please note that at Casela Nature Parks, ensuring the well-being of animals has always been a top priority and the practice of drugging animals for any purpose, including in tourist attractions like "Walk with Lions," is both unethical and illegal in Mauritius. Regarding Casela Nature Parks in Mauritius specifically, it's crucial to ensure that any activities involving interaction with animals are conducted ethically and in accordance with animal welfare standards.

How much time is required to visit the park?

The duration of the Visit To Casela Nature Parks is around 3 hours. In case you’ve booked additional activities at the park, then the duration of the entire visit will be longer.

Do we need prior booking for the activities at Casela Nature Parks?

Yes, for certain activities. Please refer to the table under the “Comments & Notes” section for more details.

Is the park pushchair/wheelchair friendly?

Not all areas of the park are accessible to wheelchairs due to the natural terrain of Casela Nature Parks. However, the staff across the park are always happy to lend a helping hand, where possible.

What is the last admittance time to the park?

The park closes at 5pm; however, to fully enjoy the park and activities, we recommend that visitors arrive at 9am or at the latest before noon. Feeding of animals stops at 3.30pm, and restaurants close at 4pm.

Can we touch the animals or take close-up photos with them?

For security reasons, visitors are encouraged to keep a reasonable safety distance from the animals. You are free to take photos of the animals without putting yourself at risk. During Big Cats encounters, only photographers can take pictures for the safety of visitors, employees, and animals.