Sauzier Waterfall, Natural waterfall in Port Glaud, Seychelles.

Sauzier Waterfall is a small waterfall in the Port Glaud parish on the west of Mahé, inside the Morne Seychellois National Park near the parish's main village. It is fed by the Rivière L'Islette and lies at about 70 m elevation, shortly before that stream joins the Rivière Mare aux Cochons. A short footpath from Port Glaud leads to it.

Sauzier Waterfall lies in the Port Glaud parish within Morne Seychelles National Park, fed by the Rivière L'Islette just before that stream joins the Rivière Mare aux Cochons. The sources record no founding date or historical events; the falls are a small natural feature at about 70 m elevation, reached by a short footpath from Port Glaud.

The waterfall takes its name from the Sauzier family, a French-descended planter family long established in Seychelles. It lies in Port Glaud parish, within the Morne Seychellois National Park, and is fed by the Rivière L'Islette just before that stream joins the Rivière Mare aux Cochons. The short walk from Port Glaud village makes it a regular stop for people living nearby.

Sauzier Waterfall is reached by a short, easy footpath from Port Glaud, close to the parish's main village. The falls sit at about 70 m elevation, just before the stream joins the Rivière Mare aux Cochons. Sturdy shoes help, as the path can be slippery after rain.

The waterfall sits at about 70 metres above sea level, just before the Rivière L'Islette empties into the Rivière Mare aux Cochons. The pool and cascade are reached by a short footpath from Port Glaud, within the Morne Seychellois National Park.