The South

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Rustic and wild, the southern Mauritian beaches are perfect for an immersion into nature. Cliffs, luxurious vegetation and crashing waves are united in order to display a rare and wonderful view.

St Félix
Its white sand and its turquoise lagoon places St Felix beach as an ideal spot for sunbathing lovers. Despite the lagoon’s beauty, swimming at St Felix should be avoided due to its strong currents and its waves.


Gris-Gris
Due to its cliff and to the absence of coral reefs in its lagoon, Gris-Gris beach presents a breathtaking scene. Photographers and thrill seekers will love to admire the crashing waves.

Gris Gris Beach

Bel Ombre
Bel Ombre beach unites a luxurious nature and white spotless sand. Swimming is to be avoided due to its waves and strong swells. However Bel-Ombre beach remains an outstanding relaxing spot in an idyllic setting.

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