Mauritius South Coast – Wild Nature & Empty Beaches
The south coast is the most pristine part of Mauritius: dramatic cliffs, reef-protected bays and beaches without mass tourism. Gris Gris offers the most spectacular surf on the island, La Cambuse is a secret lagoon. Ideal for nature lovers and travelers seeking authentic Mauritius.
Île des Deux Cocos
Private dream island with pristine beaches near Blue Bay Marine Park.
Blue Bay
Marine reserve with the best snorkeling experience on the island.
La Cambuse
Mauritius' most secluded beach with over a kilometer of white sand.
Pointe d'Esny
Dream beach with panoramic views of mountains, islands & reef – gateway to Île aux Aigrettes.
St Félix
Best-equipped southern beach with excellent snorkeling.
Bel Ombre Beach
Exclusive south beach with nature reserve and luxury resorts.
Pomponette
Hidden kitesurfing spot with wild, untouched beauty.
Savinia
The island's most secret beach, accessible only on foot.
Gris Gris
Dramatic cliff landscape with wild waves - not for swimming.
La Prairie
Relaxed beach with views of Le Morne Brabant.
Riambel
Unentdeckter Südstrand für lange Spaziergänge und Reiten am Strand.
Surinam (SSR Beach)
Romantic southern beach with sandbank and stunning sunsets.
Souillac Beach
Dramatic south coast with cliffs and nearby waterfalls.
Le Bouchon
Relaxed southern beach near the famous Pont Naturel.
Rivière des Galets
Unique black pebble beach with dramatic waves.
Baie du Cap
Picturesque village with spectacular Macondé viewpoint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which south coast beach is least crowded?
Le Bouchon and Riambel are among the quietest beaches on the island – ideal for solitude seekers and long walks.
Is it safe to swim in the south?
Yes, in Bouchon, Riambel and La Cambuse the lagoon is reef-protected. Gris Gris, however, is open sea – for viewing only.
What makes the south coast special?
It is much more pristine than the north, with fewer hotels, more cliffs and the famous Black River Gorge in the hinterland.