Nestled on the southwestern tip of Mauritius, Le Morne beach is a serene escape where emerald waters meet an endless strand of ivory sands, lined with towering casuarina trees. It lies at the foot of the majestic Le Morne Brabant mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed for its compelling history. The beach combines natural beauty, cultural significance and a soothing melody of the ocean.
Le Morne is world renowned for its surfing breaks like “One Eye, Manawa and Chameau” where consistent swells and crystalline waves delight surfers and add to the charms of the west coast’s wild beauty.
Diverse activities to explore; snorkeling, kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding, boat tours to islets including BBQs, catamaran sunset trips or swimming with dolphins. In addition, a visit to the Slave Route Monument, helicopter ride for aerial view of underwater waterfall, trekking, scuba diving and more.
Within reach, there are high-end accommodations, restaurants, fruit stands, local food trucks, public toilets / changing rooms, parking and others.
