Overview

In the southern part of Mauritius, beneath a Heritage Site(Le Morne Brabant Mountain), Le Morne has retained its original charm as a little Mauritian village sandwiched between a fishing port and farmland. Driving from the international airport to the city center takes about one hour and fifteen minutes.
According to the maroon legend, Le Morne symbolizes enslaved people's struggle for freedom, pain, and sacrifice. The majestic mountain Le Morne Brabant has gained international recognition for its global importance, exceptional testimony, and symbol of the struggle for freedom of enslaved people.

Le Morne, a tiny settlement on Mauritius' southwest coast, is a popular destination for kite surfers, paragliders, and deep-sea fishers. One of the world's top kitesurfing sites is found here.
The famous underwater waterfall is of Le Morne's best-kept secrets, and a feature found nowhere else. Its natural and cultural treasures are world-known. The ocean and a mountain surrounding this historic, colorful, and peaceful community are unique features.
It's not just the natural beauty that makes this community special; the culture, history, and feelings make it unique. People of various ethnic backgrounds might feel a sense of belonging to their community.
Visitors to Le Morne can also flock to Mauritius' capital. It takes around an hour and a half to travel from Le Morne to reach Port-Louis.

Things to Do & See in Le Morne

Visit Le Morne Beach, a Fantastic Place for Kitesurfers

Located at the foot of the Morne Brabant mountain, Le Morne beach sits on an island west of Mauritius is a stunning sight. Viewing the mountain elevates the landscape to a new level of beauty.
Le Morne public beach has kilometers of lovely white coral sand bordered by enormous casuarina trees and crystal clear water, making it excellent for swimming and enjoying the view of the magnificent Le Morne Brabant Mountain in the background.
Le Morne beach is renowned for its wind conditions, making it an excellent place for kiting and windsurfing practically all year round. People from many countries fly their kites in Le Morne's lagoon clothed in ribbons of all possible colors. Surfers and kitesurfers flock to Le Morne beach year-round because of the ideal conditions for these sports.
The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with the option to relax on the beach. Several well-known resorts and villas and a wide selection of eateries are within a short distance close to the beach.

Visit Tamarin Salt Pans, One of the Oldest salt Production Site

Just a short drive away from Le Morne(17.7 km), with a history reaching back to the mid-1800s, Tamarin Salt Pans are one of the country's oldest salt production sites. When it comes to Mauritius' history and culture, It is an excellent spot to visit. It is located in the southwest of the island, at the entrance to the settlement of Tamarin, at the base of the La Tourelle mountain. It still provides for a third of Mauritius' salt production despite other contemporary methods.
Even now, salt plays an essential role in the culture and history of Mauritius, particularly in the preservation process of meat aboard ships. The Tamarin Salt Pans are Mauritius' sole remaining salt pans gathered in a conventional and artisanal manner. Experienced personnel arrives in the morning and late evenings to collect the salt cubes, which are then crushed if necessary and packaged for usage.
A portion of the 30 hectares of pans is still in operation, and you can visit the site and buy salt from the little on-site shop.
See how water dries into mineral salts and how it is harvested using a method that has been used for more than a century.

Enjoy Nature at Casela World of Adventures

Just a 34-minute drive from Le Morne, in the middle of sugarcane fields in Mauritius' western area, the Casela World of Adventures is a magnificent natural park with Rempart Mountain as its beautiful backdrop. It was first established in 1979. This park has continually expanded its offerings, making it a must-see attraction in Mauritius.
With its waterfalls, canyon, and animal enclosures, it is one of the biggest natural parks in Mauritius and the globe. The park covers 350 hectares with adventure, ecology, and animal activities and is separated into five distinct zones, each with a distinct personality.
When it comes to a tropical African vacation, It is the number one choice in the island nation. There are thousands of animals to see, including big African cats, monkeys, giraffes, rhinos, and other majestic creatures.
A wide range of exhilarating sports and unique experiences all in one area make a trip to the park a must for everyone.
It is the place to go if you want to spend time in the great outdoors, get up and personal with a broad range of animals, get a shot of adrenaline, or have a good time with friends and family.

Swimming with Dolphins and KiteSurfing

Le Morne is home to abundant wildlife, including a lagoon that divers can explore. Those with a sense of adventure can continue exploring the surrounding area and eventually reach Crystal Rock. Throughout a Mauritian island tour from Black River, Le Morne allows swimming with dolphins.
Le Morne Peninsula's views are stunning, whether you're eating a barbeque meal by the water or lying in the sun in the perfect weather.
Kitesurfing is a popular sport on the beaches of Mauritius because of its exhilarating speed. Surfers of all skill levels flock to Le Morne's crystal-clear waves each year. Kitesurfing schools and training centers are plentiful, making it easy for even novices to get their feet wet.

Hiking at Le Morne Brabant, a World Heritage Site

Le Morne Brabant, one of Mauritius's most famous mountains in the southwest, has been a World Heritage Site since July 2008. If you're looking for a deeper dive into the exoticism of the region, the 3.5-kilometer hiking track at Le Morne Brabant is highly recommended. You'll be surrounded by lush greenery, including enormous indigenous trees and a variety of smaller exotic species. The Le Morne Brabant trekking route is open to nature enthusiasts and adventurous alike. An unimpeded view of the Morne region may be seen from the summit's 556 m altitude.