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La Cave Madame — Attraction in Rivière du Rempart District

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VPW9+H6R, Unnamed Road, Roches Noires, Mauritius
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La Cave Madame
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La Cave Madame

VPQ9+F9G, Roches Noires, Mauritius
4.0(333)
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Von Molke Public Beach

Von Molke Public Beach

Von Molke Public Beach

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4.0
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5.0
2y

Loved my recent expedition to the caves, I found myself captivated by their remarkable architecture, to my astonishment, I discovered that these magnificent structures were formed by the eruption of volcanoes.

Venturing into the depths of the caves, I couldn't help but admire the phenomenal design and sheer grandeur of their formations. The way the stalactites and stalagmites gracefully hung and rose from the cavernous ceilings and floors was a sight to behold. It was as if nature had sculpted these underground wonders with meticulous care, creating an architectural masterpiece hidden beneath the earth's surface.

Yet, what truly left me in awe was the realization that these caves were birthed from the fiery embrace of volcanoes. The sheer power and intensity required to carve out such magnificent chambers and passages were beyond comprehension. It was a humbling reminder of nature's ability to shape and transform the world in ways we could never fathom.

As I stood amidst the ancient beauty of the caves, I couldn't help but marvel at the intricate dance between fire and earth that had given rise to these awe-inspiring structures. The molten lava, once unleashed from the depths of the earth, had paved the way for the creation of this extraordinary architectural marvel.

Leaving the caves, I carried with me a newfound appreciation for the wonders that nature bestows upon us. The fusion of volcanic might and artistic design had crafted an enchanting realm, reminding me of the incredible forces at work beneath...

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5.0
4y

Surprise! That lava tunnel is quite accessible with stone-built stairs that lead down a spiral into a dark, water-bearing cave. The water is very clean and very cold to the touch: when your eyes are adapted to the dark, you may see shrimps in the water!

A very appropriate place to demonstrate how water from above ground (rain) percolates/filtrates through the various soil layers to end underground - which is why you must NEVER throw away oily substances carelessly.

Final, and essential note: the entrance main gate of the place is located on the main road itself, not in the side roads as wrongly indicated by the directional signs on either side of...

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4.0
8y

This is a Natural Cave. There is a main Road passes on the roof top of the cave. Thousands of Vehicles pass on through this road daily since hundred of years, but still the roof of the Cave resist the loads. As it was being used only by Ladies for washing line purpose, it has been named " LA CAVE MADAME". It is well known Cave in Mauritius. It is found in Roches Noires village where there are dozens of caves with water. It is said there was a Mermaid living in this cave. Now it is an attractive place for the local Citizens as well as...

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Bella GillBella Gill
Loved my recent expedition to the caves, I found myself captivated by their remarkable architecture, to my astonishment, I discovered that these magnificent structures were formed by the eruption of volcanoes. Venturing into the depths of the caves, I couldn't help but admire the phenomenal design and sheer grandeur of their formations. The way the stalactites and stalagmites gracefully hung and rose from the cavernous ceilings and floors was a sight to behold. It was as if nature had sculpted these underground wonders with meticulous care, creating an architectural masterpiece hidden beneath the earth's surface. Yet, what truly left me in awe was the realization that these caves were birthed from the fiery embrace of volcanoes. The sheer power and intensity required to carve out such magnificent chambers and passages were beyond comprehension. It was a humbling reminder of nature's ability to shape and transform the world in ways we could never fathom. As I stood amidst the ancient beauty of the caves, I couldn't help but marvel at the intricate dance between fire and earth that had given rise to these awe-inspiring structures. The molten lava, once unleashed from the depths of the earth, had paved the way for the creation of this extraordinary architectural marvel. Leaving the caves, I carried with me a newfound appreciation for the wonders that nature bestows upon us. The fusion of volcanic might and artistic design had crafted an enchanting realm, reminding me of the incredible forces at work beneath our very feet.
Akash GGAkash GG
Surprise! That lava tunnel is quite accessible with stone-built stairs that lead down a spiral into a dark, water-bearing cave. The water is very clean and very cold to the touch: when your eyes are adapted to the dark, you may see shrimps in the water! A very appropriate place to demonstrate how water from above ground (rain) percolates/filtrates through the various soil layers to end underground - which is why you must NEVER throw away oily substances carelessly. Final, and essential note: the entrance main gate of the place is located on the main road itself, not in the side roads as wrongly indicated by the directional signs on either side of the main road.
rob rollinrob rollin
Not worth a special visit, but if your passing its worth a look. Wecouldnt go too far in as it had water in but a pretty little find 🥰 easy access and parking for 5 cars right next to it. When you see sign on main road for cave its literally there, you pull onto street but dont have to go down it.
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Loved my recent expedition to the caves, I found myself captivated by their remarkable architecture, to my astonishment, I discovered that these magnificent structures were formed by the eruption of volcanoes. Venturing into the depths of the caves, I couldn't help but admire the phenomenal design and sheer grandeur of their formations. The way the stalactites and stalagmites gracefully hung and rose from the cavernous ceilings and floors was a sight to behold. It was as if nature had sculpted these underground wonders with meticulous care, creating an architectural masterpiece hidden beneath the earth's surface. Yet, what truly left me in awe was the realization that these caves were birthed from the fiery embrace of volcanoes. The sheer power and intensity required to carve out such magnificent chambers and passages were beyond comprehension. It was a humbling reminder of nature's ability to shape and transform the world in ways we could never fathom. As I stood amidst the ancient beauty of the caves, I couldn't help but marvel at the intricate dance between fire and earth that had given rise to these awe-inspiring structures. The molten lava, once unleashed from the depths of the earth, had paved the way for the creation of this extraordinary architectural marvel. Leaving the caves, I carried with me a newfound appreciation for the wonders that nature bestows upon us. The fusion of volcanic might and artistic design had crafted an enchanting realm, reminding me of the incredible forces at work beneath our very feet.
Bella Gill

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Surprise! That lava tunnel is quite accessible with stone-built stairs that lead down a spiral into a dark, water-bearing cave. The water is very clean and very cold to the touch: when your eyes are adapted to the dark, you may see shrimps in the water! A very appropriate place to demonstrate how water from above ground (rain) percolates/filtrates through the various soil layers to end underground - which is why you must NEVER throw away oily substances carelessly. Final, and essential note: the entrance main gate of the place is located on the main road itself, not in the side roads as wrongly indicated by the directional signs on either side of the main road.
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Not worth a special visit, but if your passing its worth a look. Wecouldnt go too far in as it had water in but a pretty little find 🥰 easy access and parking for 5 cars right next to it. When you see sign on main road for cave its literally there, you pull onto street but dont have to go down it.
rob rollin

rob rollin

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