Mauritius’ eastern region boasts expansive sandy beaches and a refreshing breeze, offering a delightful escape and international golf courses. It’s the windiest part of the island in winter and cooling breeze in summer, courtesy of the southeast winds “les Alizées”. You’ll find an array of attractions in this area, making it a must-visit during your Mauritian “Est-capade”.
Your journey begins at Ile aux Cerfs, an idyllic island that features beautiful sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and swaying coconut trees, on a sandbank – a true invitation to unwind and soak up to the splendour of nature adjacent to a world-class 18-hole golf course. Golf enthusiasts can tee off in paradise, surrounded by lush greenery, with the glistening ocean as a scenic backdrop. The serene atmosphere for a romantic escape or families looking for an exciting day to remember.
The Eastern region encompasses a collection of beach coves, with own uniqueness and charm. Belle Mare, Palmar, Trou d’Eau Douce, Poste Lafayette, and Roches Noires are amongst the top picks.
With white sand and crystal-clear waters, these beaches are perfect for relaxing and immersing yourself in nature. On sunny weekends, you will mingle with local Mauritian families enjoying picnics and quality time together; the ideal and inviting opportunity to mingle with inhabitants or this region and dive into the ethnicity.
Looking for more Mauritian flare? Flacq is another intriguing destination in the East, a bustling village that perfectly represents Mauritius’ diverse population and lively day-today life. Walking the streets, especially on market days, is a sensory enjoyment. Let yourself captivated by flavours, vibrant colours, leading you to visit the market stalls and savour the exotic flavours that will surely surprise your palate and get to be friend with the spirit living on the East Coast.
