Discover the most beautiful beach in the west of Mauritius

 Mauritius beach Le Morne

Located on a peninsula on the west coast of Mauritius, Le Morne beach is at the base of the spectacular Morne Brabant mountain, which is on the Unesco World Heritage list. There is a public beach in Le Morne, and it's very close to the road that runs down the coast.

Le Morne beach is a gorgeous, expansive stretch of white sand backed by towering casuarina trees and lapped by crystal clear water with excellent visibility, making it a prime spot for scuba diving against the backdrop of Le Morne mountain. Le Morne is a stunning location that is often regarded as the best kite surfing destination in Mauritius, if not the globe.


Le Morne beach is a hotspot for wind and kite surfers because of the favorable conditions they may enjoy nearly all year round. There are a ton of annual tournaments that bring together athletes from all over the world, like the Kiteival.

Le Morne beach is still a great spot for a dip, but it becomes crowded on the weekends and holidays.

A top is required for sunbathing, however nudism is not allowed. To avoid the crowds, come to Le Morne Beach between 8:00 and 11:00 in the morning, or between 13:00 and 17:00 in the afternoon.

The Le Morne beach offers the following:

Pedalo \sWindsurfing

Sports like kiteboarding and scuba diving

Kayak with paddles positioned at the top

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