Integrated Eco Tourism

The Rose Belle Sugar Estate Board (RBSEB) is willing to embark in an integrated eco-tourism project at Le Val with facilities and activities such as rock climbing, water sports, Cycling, fishing, zipline, horticulture, chalets, quad biking and hiking to the public interest.
Le Val is a beauty in itself. It contains vast stretches of verdant, a quiet valley in the countryside with quasi-virgin land with scenic views and a refreshing non-polluted atmosphere.
But the main attraction of this region remains the view while heading to the Le Val Nature Park.

Le Val Nature Park

It is worth noting that many tourists and locals travel long distances just to be able to enjoy the refreshing solitude and pristine panorama of Le Val.
Given the fact that the area is surrounded by the Osterlog Endemic Garden and Le Val Nature Park, this makes the region conducive for a sustainable Integrated Eco-Tourism development. Other nearby attractions are the Eau Bleue natural reservoir where water sports are practised and the man-made Midlands Dam.

Midlands Dam

The RBSEB wishes that all ecotourism facilities and activities shall be in the public interest (supporting economic growth and job creation), ecologically sustainable and, to the greatest possible extent, preserve the land’s natural condition and protect its cultural resources and natural values.

Medical Hub

Life expectancies across the world are rising along with improved standards of living. Many countries are witnessing the greying of their societies and will their needs for medical devices and services will rise. Mauritius is well positioned to take advantage of this future demand. In this regards, the RBSEB aspires to create a niche market and put Mauritius on the global scene as a truly high level Medical Hub.

Medical Hub