The south coast stretches from Mahébourg to the Morne village, swept by the wind and buffeted by the ocean waves giving it a wild unkempt beauty.  Sugarcane fields and waterfalls make up the landscape along this coast together with the authentic little fishing villages.  Wherever there is no protecting coral reef, the waves break directly on the rocks, sometimes filling their cavities and then gushing up to the sky like geysers.

Thanks to its really temperate climate and calm and warm sea, this coast has become one of the island’s main tourist attractions in recent years.  Sand and Black rock alternate to give attractive beaches, which provide all the holiday pleasures of sun, sand and pareos.