Traveling with Children in Mauritius: what actually matters to know

Giraffe feeding typically occurs later, around 11 AM - 12 PM. To catch the 9:30 AM eco-ride, it's advisable to arrive at the park by opening time (9:00 AM) to allow for group assembly, equipment distribution, and briefing. The eco-ride covers the far end of the park and returns through it. Information on age restrictions for the eco-ride (children might be passengers) and the availability of child seats for younger children (around 2.5 years old, though age limits should be confirmed) is mentioned. The distance from the eco-ride finish to the giraffe feeding area is short, likely walkable or a short safari truck ride. Recommended to check the official Casela website for all time slots and session schedules.

Passport checks are rare. If a child is capable of handling the activity (like quad biking), providers rarely enforce strict age documentation.

However, it is recommended to confirm the specific age restrictions for participation. For a 2.5-year-old child, they might be considered a passenger, and it's advisable to inquire about the exact age limitations.

Breakfast with giraffes costs 5500 MUR. Giraffe feeding costs 500 MUR and is available daily, except on Tuesdays and Thursdays.