After the visit to the house, you will proceed with the visit and visit its gardens. While walking around the garden, take a look at the variety of exotic plants as well as trees of the endemic timberland, and partake in the wonderful sight of the tea plantation and of the stunning nature all around. You will likewise visit the old stable transformed into a refinery, where the insider facts of the refining of rejuvenating balms will be uncovered to you. The visit will go on with a visit to Bois Chéri which is the second stop in the Mauritian Tea Course visit. The Bois Chéri is the first and greatest tea maker in Mauritius, working starting around 1892. After a directed visit through the manufacturing plant, you will find the historical backdrop of tea while visiting the tea creation gallery. Nowadays Bois Chéri produces another scope of enhanced teas, green teas and natural teas. You might taste them during your visit, while partaking in an extraordinary all encompassing perspective on the lovely south of the island. You will then proceed with your visit to the third stop of the Tea Route – the the Saint Aubin house. Built in 1819, It has been home to a few supervisors of the sugar domain, prior to being revamped in the 90’s to protect a piece of the Mauritian legacy. Today one might in any case see the pillars and boat posts utilized in its unique development.