Those who desire captivatingly wild coastlines are sure to find what they seek along the east coast of Mauritius, which is home to untouched beaches adorned with casuarina trees. Thankfully, this particular part of the coast has remained mostly undeveloped, making it the perfect destination for thrill-seekers. Near the village of Roches Noires, there are numerous caves and lava tubes which now act as freshwater springs - great for exploration, swimming, and snorkeling. Moreover, the Bras d'Eau National Park nearby boasts an attractive pathway for mountain biking or walking through lush forests and some caves.

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The stunning Belle Mare region hosts some of Mauritius's most luxurious hotels and offers the longest beach on the island, featuring soft white sand and an ethereally clear lagoon. The incredible Blue Bay, which is part of the largest marine park in Mauritius, is a must-see stop on the southeast coastline. Here, the aquamarine water varies in shade from turquoise, aqua, and emerald, to navy blue - you won't be able to come up with enough adjectives to describe the breathtaking beauty of this remarkable bay! More than 80 percent of the corals here are still alive, and more than 50 species have been spotted in the area - a great spot for some excellent snorkeling.
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