Start with an introduction at the museum about the natural history, and colonisation of Mauritius by the Dutch, French, and British. Next, you will continue with a 3–4-hour hiking tour through out the reserve and learn about the history of Mauritius, Chamarel and the surroundings villages. The guide will accompany you during this hike and will point out the importance of the conservation work at Ebony Forest. Enjoy the fresh air, and marvel at the beauty of the endemic flora, ebony trees, and the rare plants. encounter the fruit bats, the day-geckos, and the endemic birds. This activity is accessible for adults and children although you need to be physically fit as the hike is a total of 5-6 kilometres including the Piton Canot.