Mauritius Coast from Above: Beaches, Lagoons, Reefs & Islands

Seen from above, the Mauritius coast reveals how dramatically the island changes from one region to another. The north is shaped by calm lagoons, sandy beaches and offshore islets, while the east opens onto long reef-lined shores and wide turquoise waters. The south is wilder, with black cliffs, powerful waves and rugged coastal scenery, while the west combines sheltered beaches, mountain backdrops and glowing sunset lagoons. Together, these contrasting landscapes show why every side of Mauritius offers a completely different coastal experience.

The Mauritius coast reveals a striking mix of turquoise lagoons, coral reefs, white-sand beaches, rocky headlands and small offshore islands. From Le Morne and the wild south to the calm lagoons of the north and east, aerial views show how dramatically the island’s coastline changes from one region to another.

Photos available in HD, please contact us

North

Pereybere beach with a view on Coin de Mire

Grand Baie

Grand Baie morning before the catamaran leaves

The famous corner of Pointe aux Canoniers

Grand Gaube

Buttle a l'herbe

The northern most point of Mauritius

The secluded side of Calodyne

Another beautiful side of Butte s l'Herbe

Ile d'Ambre and the blue shades of Grand gaube

South

Mahebourg Village

The lagoon of the South East Coast

South of Mauritius as Soufleur is rugged and wild

The cliffs side of Gris Gris and Souillac

Bel Ombre lagoon

East

shades of blue at Trou d'eau Douce

Belle Mare Plage

Ile aux Cerfs & Ilot Mangenie

West

Sunset over Tamarin bay

Bay of Tamarin full view in the morning

Ile aux Benitiers in the morning

The iconic Le Morne Mountain