Drones Above Mauritius

Explore the Indian Ocean paradise of Mauritius in this compilation video, which was created using some of the best footage from the "Drones above Mauritius" collection.  As you explore the islands' famous waterfalls, beaches, and luxury resorts, you'll understand why Mauritius routinely makes the lists of the world's greatest island destinations.

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Explore the Indian Ocean tropical paradise of Mauritius, compliments of AirVuz contributor Rosy.  The video opens with a stunning shot of the giant Le Morne Brabant monolith (an isolated rock formation), which lies on a peninsula in the southwestern corner of the main island.  From there, you'll explore some of the island's beaches and interior rainforests and waterfalls.  At the 2:42 mark, you'll see the capital city of Port Louis, which lies on the northwestern coast of the island.  This video was a Drone Video of the Week Finalist.  

New contributor ravs earned a spot on the DVOW Finalist list with this excellent travel video from the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius.  Created with footage from a drone and supplemented with ground- and underwater-camera shots, the video will take you over and around this tropical paradise, which is located about 1.2k mi. (around 2k km) east of the southeastern coast of Africa.  Video highlights include a great shot of the Le Morne peninsula on the main island's southwestern tip, terrestrial and aquatic wildlife shots, and more.  

Contributor and pilot Exclusive Aerials used a DJI Phantom 4 Professional drone to great effect in this stunning video of the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius.  With spectacular mountains, pristine beaches, and breathtakingly blue waters, you will get a bird's eye view of this tropical paradise, which lies far off the coast of eastern Africa and consists of four main islands.  Once a French and later a British colonial possession, Mauritius has been an independent country since 1968.

If you're thinking of taking a tropical vacation, this video by top contributor PaulVlad may point you towards Mauritius, a tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean about 2,000 km (around 1.2k mi.) east of the southeastern coast of Africa.  The video will take you around the island, known for its stunning white sand beaches, epic surfing spots, and all manner of recreational boating and watercraft.  It may well convince you to pick this tropical paradise, now considered one of the world's top beach destinations.  

AirVuz contributor Robin Puskas used a DJI Phantom 4 drone to create this stunning video of the island of Mauritius, located in the western Indian Ocean off the coast of eastern Africa.  The country, which has been independent since the late 1960's, consists of three islands - the main island plus two outlying ones.  While many drone videos of Mauritius focus on the island's amazing beaches, the focus of this video is the island's interior, a place filled with lush green rainforests and thundering waterfalls. 

Contrtibutor pawan_ramnarain used a DJI Mavic Pro 2 drone to create this stunning video of the Indian Ocean paradise of Mauritius, an island nation which sits due east of the middle of Madagascar.  It opens with a shot of what is perhaps the country's most epic sight: the Le Morne Brabant Peninsula, which extends from the southwestern corner of the main island of Mauritius.  It also features some epic footage of a brightly covered parasailer hovering over the torquoise waters surrounding the island.  

Top AirVuz contributor Isabelle Fabre, who travels the world to make amazing drone videos of her adventures, visited the Indian Ocean island paradise of Mauritius.  In this epic edit we get bird's eye views of the island (the largest of the four main islands of the country of the same name) and the many outdoor activities that are available here.  Watch and vicariously enjoy her taking part in such activities as kitesurfing, hiking, stand up paddleboarding, shark diving, snorkeling with dolphins, and mountain biking.  

Travel blogger Merr Watson, who is from the Philippines and lives in Australlia, took off for the Indian Ocean island country of Mauritius with her DJI Phantom 4 drone.  A former French colony, Mauritius consists of four main islands.  As you will see from the amazing video she created from her trip, this country is breathtaking, with its incredibly blue water, tropical forests, and majestic waterfalls.  Prepare to be amazed by the bird's eye views of one of the most desirable tropical destinations. 

Using just about every DJI product possible to create this beautiful, cinematic 4K definition drone video of his trip to Mauritius, contributor dronesantana007 does a wonderful job capturing the island’s allure. Located on the Indian Ocean, far off the coast of eastern Africa, this island nation is known for its beaches, lagoons and reefs. Thanks to the DJI Mavic 2 Pro, the DJI Osmo Pocket, and more we’re all able to enjoy its abundant beaches, blue waters, and lush hillsides. 

What better way is there to test out a new DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone than on the spectacular scenic views that Mauritius has to offer? AirVuz contributor Oliver Leyba took full advantage of the island destination's beauty to capture this eye-catching aerial footage.  The cerulean blue waves crashing on the peaceful coastline are in perfect harmony with the island's cascading waterfalls and sunset-lit beaches.  Mauritius is situated in the western Indian Ocean, off the coast of southeast Africa.

Top content creator and pilot Gabika Travel created this stunning 4k drone video of Mauritius, the island nation in the western Indian Ocean.  Shot with a DJI Mavic Pro drone, the video opens with some epic shots of Le Morne, a mountain-capped peninsula which sits in the southwestern extreme of the main island.  From there you'll see some other stunning spots on the island, which is becoming one of the "go-to" destinations for eco-tourists, surfers, divers, and beach-lovers around the world.

Explore the lush Indian Ocean island of Mauritius in this excellent piece by former DVOW Winner davetke2002.  The first stop is the Chamarel Waterfall, which is located on the southwestern side of the island.  The next stops are Pieter Both and Le Pouce Mountains, which are located in the north-central part of Mauritius and are the island's second- and third-tallest peaks, respectively.  Other featured locations include the Château de Labourdonnais museum near Mapou (at the 2:10 mark), the Le Morne Brabant Peninsula (3:20), and more.  

Check out this stunning aerial footage of the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius, compliments of top contributor Robin Puskas.  The video features footage from along the coast of the main island, including some amazing shots of the Le Morne Brabant Peninsula, as well as some stunning views from the interior of the island (including its famous waterfalls) and some ground footage.  Take note of the coloring of the island; the blue's and green's of the island are absolutely out of this world.  

Former Drone Video of the Week Winner davetke2002 brings us this magnificent drone video from the Indian Ocean island paradise of Mauritius.  The video was filmed around Le Morne Brabant, a peninsula at the island's southwestern tip.  One of the most well-recognized spots in the Indian Ocean, the peninsula is distinguished by the 1.8k ft. tall (556 m) monolith surrounded by a stunning blue-green lagoon.  The mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage natural site.  The video was filmed with a DJI Mini 3 Pro drone.  

Contributor and pilot Robin Visser traveled to Mauritius as part of a world trip with his drone.  He made this stunning video of the Indian Ocean island nation.  The video was posted on a blog post called "The World According to White" which posted on the Dutch National Geographic website.  Feast your eyes on the stunning beaches and mountains, gushing waterfalls, and kayakers exploring this island paradise.  The country's main island is located about 2k km (1.2k mi.) off the mainland of eastern Africa.

Here's a stunning 4k aerial tour of the Indian Ocean island paradise of Mauritius, compliments of contributor and drone pilot virusx.  The video features footage from the following spots in this tropical paradise, which is located far off the coast of eastern Africa: Bassin Laver Lava Tubes, Anaihita (a peninsula at the eastern end of the island), Roche Noir (on the island's northeastern coast), Labourdonnais (in Port Louis), Ilot Mangenie (a private island off the main island), and the Ansagna Hotel in Balaclava.

Pieter Both Mountain is one of the most well-recognized spots on Mauritius, a small island of the western Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa.  Seen in this drone video by AirVuz contributor scuervo.traveler, it's the second-tallest peak on the island, with a summit altitude of about 2.7k ft. above sea level (820 m).  Only a few ft./m shorter than the tallest peak of Mauritius (Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire), Pieter Both is distinguished by a rock formation which resembles a human head at its summit, as you'll see in the video.   

Le Morne is a peninsula on the island of Mauritius, which sits to the east of Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean.  With its lush rainforests and rich wildlife, the area has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage natural site.  In this aerial video, drone pilot Christian Cuvelier shows some amazing filming skills, particularly with respect to capturing moving targets such as windsurfers, catamarans, and speedboats.  Independent since 1962, Mauritius is a former colony of various European countries.

Top content creator and drone pilot Christian Cuvelier creates epic videos of the islands of the Indian Ocean as well as from Thailand.  His videos beautifully capture the look of these small bits of tropical paradise.  He also does a few drone selfie videos to mix things up.  In this video, he treats us to an incredible pull-away drone selfie shot with Christian and his son near Le Morne in the island nation of Mauritius.  Le Mourne is a peninsula off the southwestern tip of the main island in the western Indian Ocean, off the coast of Africa.  

Among the many attractions of the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius is its surfing scene.  The archipelago, which lies east of the much larger island of Madagascar, consists of four main islands.  While surfing is generally thought of as an Atlantic or Pacific Ocean activity, the Indian Ocean offers some amazing surfing conditions as well, and Mauritius has some of the best.  Witness this amazing drone video by contributor Skeye Mauritius, who was able to film some surfers at a "secret" spot.

While Mauritius is perhaps best known for its beaches, the interior of the country consists of  spectacular rainforests.  This drone video by Ultricfan will show you the lesser known parts of this Indian Ocean island paradise.  Without ignoring the spectacular beaches, most of the aerial footage is of the lush green rainforest that covers most of the island away from its coasts.  Prepare to be amazed by the rich greenery of this island paradise, which is located about 2k km (1.2k mi.) from mainland Africa.

Check out these stunning drone views from the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot mozaerial.  Shot with a DJI Air 2S, the video was filmed over Le Morne Brabant, a peninsula which extends off of the southwestern portion of the island.  A UNESCO World Heritage site, the peninsula is distinguished by the giant monolith (isolated rock formation).  One of the most iconic sites in the entire Indian Ocean region, the rock has a peak elevation of just over 1.8k ft. above sea level (556 m).    

Check out this outstanding drone video from the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot gadour23.  Located about 2,000 km (around 1.2k mi.) east of the island of Madagascar, Mauritius covers a land area of about 1.85k square km or around 720 square mi.  Formed by the eruption of underwater volcanoes, Mauritius is famous for its white sand beaches, secluded lagoons, and a giant offshore reef which surrounds much of the island.  Formerly a colony of France, it's been independent since 1968.

If you want to understand how the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius has become one of the world's up-and-coming tropical travel destinations, check out this fantastic video from Danthedronefan.  The highly cinematic piece will take you around this former French colony, which lies about 2k km (around 1.2k mi.) southeast of the African mainland.  Featured locations include the Le Morne Peninsula on the island's southeastern coast, the Saint Aubin sugar estate house, the northern town of Cap Malheureux, and more.  

For a great 2+ minute aerial tour of the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius, check out this beautiful drone video by contributor Sinbad the Aviator.  The four island archipelago has been an independent country since 1968, but before that it was part of the Dutch, then French, then British Empires.  It's part of the Mascarene Islands, which also includes Reunion Island.  The main island of Mauritius has over 150 km (about 90 mi.) of white sand beaches and is home to the world's third largest coral reef.  

Mauritius is an Indian Ocean island paradise.  Consisting of one main island and several smaller ones, it sits several hundred km east of the island nation of Madagascar.  Contributor Travelers to Mauritius have their pick of five star resorts, but one of the finest may be the Intercontinental Hotel.  In this video, you will be treated to a bird's eye view of this marvelous resort property on the torquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, in the heart of one of the world's emerging top beach destinations.