Le Morne: An Outdoor Enthusiasts’ Paradise
Set amid white-sand beaches, turquoise sea waters and majestic rock formations, Le Morne is an alluring community perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. This coastal community lies along a peninsula that faces the Indian Ocean in the beautiful Mauritius Island. Its Le Morne Brabant, a basaltic monolith that rises more than 500 meters above sea level, was added to the World Heritage List of UNESCO in 2008. Le Morne accommodations include luxurious beachfront resorts and cozy inns come with friendly rates.
Best Time to Visit
To take advantage of the outdoor attractions may it be those set along the beach or on the beautiful mountains and rock formations, an ideal time to visit Le Morne is during the dry season. This season includes the months from October to April. It is also within these months that many of the island’s festivities happen including the vibrant Durga Puja Festival.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Le Morne tourists can enjoy tons of things to while in town that would make their vacations a memorable one. A hike at of Le Morne Brabant to see grand views of the ocean, rare plants and caves should be on top of the list of any tourist. There are also helicopter tours offered for those who want to see the entire beauty of the famed rock formation. Those who want to enjoy relaxing waters and sandy beaches can head out to Le Morne Beach.
As the sun sets, tourists can call it a night amid lavish spaces at the St. Regis Mauritius Resort or at the Dinarobin Beachcomber Resort and Spa. Those who opt for budget-friendly rates can stay at the Happy Days Guest House or the Ping Studious.