Mauritius, Rivière Noire Live Cam

The Live Cam shows Mauritius, Rivière Noire in real time. It is located in Rivière Noire District, Mauritius. Before your trip, you can always watch the online webcam of Mauritius, Rivière Noire and get the most up-to-date information about what is happening here. You have the opportunity to find out the current Mauritius, Rivière Noire weather forecast in our interactive weather widget and choose the appropriate clothes if you want to visit this place and if you do not have the opportunity to visit it, you can always watch online webcam and immerse yourself in what is happening without leaving the house. In this online broadcast you can also watch Island.

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Mauritius, Rivière Noire live webcam is located in +04:00 time zone. The Rivière Noire District, also known as the Black River District, is located on the western side of the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius.Its territory is mostly rural, and it includes the western outskirts of Mauritius' capital city, Port Louis, as well as the western outskirts of the town of Quatre Bornes.Rivière Noire has stunning landscapes, as seen on the live webcams, sand beaches, and some of the most scenic destinations on the island, such as the Tamarind Falls, one of Mauritius' most beautiful waterfalls.This District is home to the iconic Le Morne Brabant, a prominent rock peak that once housed runaway slaves. This area in the extreme west of the island offers a paradisiacal lagoon with a coral island in the middle, a setting that you can enjoy from comfortable resorts in the Le Morne locality or in the village of La Gaulette.The district is part of the Black River Gorges National Park, which has hiking trails that wind through the lush indigenous forests.