Kitesurfing in Mauritius: Unforgettable Adventures Await in Mauritius!

The mesmerizing Mauritius is one such destination which takes place in everybody’s bucket list. This Island Nation might seem very small in the world map but has a lot more to offer than you can imagine. Mauritius is best known for its beautiful white-sand beaches, lagoons, reefs, breathtaking waterfalls and lot more. It will amaze you in all ways. Whether you are into adventure, nature, history, food, music, travelling with friends, family or planning for a honeymoon, this flawless destination will never disappoint you. One thing you cant regret for sure is that Mauritius is well known for its Kitesurfing adventure.

It is one of the best kitesurfing destinations across the whole world. If you wish to get your adrenaline flowing besides having fun, you should positively try Kitesurfing in Mauritius. Electrifying? Carry on with reading to know more about Kitesurfing in Mauritius.

Mauritius being the Kitesurfers paradise attracts numerous numbers of tourist every year with the spotless waves. Kitesurfing has become one of the fastest-growing water sports in the world. Getting ready to thrill in the adventure? Well, never skip the safety measures. Let is be a beginner or a pro kitesurfer, the guides in Mauritius provide you with all such safety equipment. There are also a few Kitesurfing schools where you can learn more about this watersport and become a Pro-Kitesurfer.

Top 3 spots for Kitesurfing in Mauritius

1. Le Morne

Kitesurfers, there is no wonder you would have undoubtedly known this place. Le Morne is the perfect spot where any kitesurfer would love to go. Le Morne is known as the best kite and windsurfs spot in the entire world. It has got the strongest and the firmest winds on the island. One of the picturesque locations in the world with the safest measures taken for the kitesurfers. You would definitely don’t want to miss this spot.

2.Bel Ombre 

A few kilometres upwind Le Morne, you will be able to land in Bel Ombre. This spot is best known for the beginners to take on their first wave. Bel Ombre is a polyvalent spot which provides multiple facilities while comparing to Le Morne. The wind might get a bit squally at the shore but it will get steady as soon as you start riding.

3. Belle Mare

Downwind Kitesurfers cant ask for a better spot, Belle Mare is well known for the downwind freaks. This spot is not well recommended for the beginners as they will struggle with the downwind waves. At some places, the water can be expected to be very shallow and the kitesurfers should well plan the downwind to overtake when the tide is high. Additionally, Belle Mare is one of the renowned beaches in Mauritius which provides numerous watersports activities.

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Things to know before you reach Mauritius for Kitesurfing 

• Visit Mauritius in June – September to experience the best winds for Kitesurfing.
• Le Morne Lagoon and Bel Ombre are best known for the beginners to start the wave.
• If you are a beginner, it is highly advisable to go with the guidance of a kite school which is almost available in many places of Mauritius.
• Ensure you are fit while going for kitesurfing. Do not take part in kitesurfing the very next day after a jet lag or being drunk the previous day.
• It is highly suggested to book rescue service and avoid spots with offshore winds as a beginner.
• Get to know the kitesurfers rules completely before you start.
• Under favourable wind conditions, the kitesurfing spots are open in Mauritius on a regular basis. The timing might differ from each location, but commonly the spots are open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

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