A short distance from Anahita, the Vallée de Ferney offers the opportunity to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in one of the most amazing natural setting.
Nestled at the foot of Bambous mountains, the green valleys and wooded hills of Ferney hide some of the world’s rarest plants and animals. One of the last remaining indigenous forest of the island, Ferney Valley is home to half the world’s population of Mauritius kestrels, once the world’s rarest bird.
Discover the native biodiversity of the island, in this tropical forest, unchanged since the first European settlers arrived more than 400 years ago. Soaring ebony trees draped with lianas, orchids and vines dominate the fragrant forests where spring waters feed unique flora and fauna and colourful birds hover in the air.
The property is now further enriched with a coffee track that introduces a process started over two centuries ago.
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