Mauritius East Coast – Endless White Sand & Lagoons
The east coast of Mauritius offers the longest white sand beaches and the brightest turquoise water on the island. Belle Mare stretches over 10 km, Île aux Cerfs is the most famous day trip and Blue Bay is Mauritius' best-known snorkeling paradise. Constant trade winds make the east ideal for water sports.
Île aux Cerfs
87 Hektar Tropenparadies mit Traumstränden, Wassersport und Bernhard-Langer-Golfplatz.
Belle Mare
Kilometerlanger weißer Sandstrand mit kristallklarem Wasser an der Ostküste.
Palmar
Ruhige Alternative zu Belle Mare mit kristallklarem Wasser.
Trou d'Eau Douce
Charmantes Fischerdorf mit Strand und Bootsverbindung zur Île aux Cerfs.
Roches Noires
Dramatischer Kontrast aus schwarzen Vulkanfelsen und weißem Sand.
Bras d'Eau
Versteckter Oststrand mit nahegelegenem Nationalpark.
Poste Lafayette
Wilder Oststrand mit dramatischen Wellen und Kitesurfing.
Grand Sable
Wilder Oststrand mit weiten Sandflächen für Naturliebhaber.
Poste de Flacq Beach
Beliebter Familienstrand mit großem Wochenmarkt in der Nähe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which east coast beach is best for snorkeling?
Blue Bay is an official Marine Park and the best snorkeling spot on the east coast with 50+ coral species in shallow, sheltered water.
Is Île aux Cerfs worth visiting?
Yes – the offshore island offers Caribbean-style beaches, an 18-hole golf course and water sports. Best access by speedboat from Trou d'Eau Douce.
Is it often windy on the east coast?
Yes, the southeast trade wind blows year-round, making the east coast ideal for kite and windsurfing, especially May to September.