Casela is a park of an area of 14 hectares with several century-old trees on a gentle slope facing the West coast of Mauritius.

Originally created as a bird park, (90 aviaries hosting 1500 birds of 150 species,) it now hosts other animals such as Mauritian Macaques, tigers, lemurs, ostriches, giant tortoises etc. Since its renovation, the concept has moved away from a zoo and emphasizes on open spaces and interaction between humans, animals and nature; namely at the petting farm.