Bel Ombre Lagoon is a sheltered lagoon on Mauritius's west coast, facing northeast into the Indian Ocean. The spot is characterized by a large protected lagoon separated from open ocean by reef formations, creating distinct wave and wind conditions. The lagoon offers shallow, relatively flat water ideal for learning, with sand and mud bottom in most areas. Surrounding development includes residential areas and some commercial activity, which creates moderate boat traffic during daylight hours. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (around 315°) providing side-shore flow parallel to the coast. The low wind reliability (8.1%) and modest average wind speed (7.4 knots) indicate this is a seasonal spot, likely requiring patience or targeting specific weather windows. Waves average 2.23m but are constrained by reef protection. This spot suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking shallow, sheltered conditions with minimal swell exposure. Access and launch points appear viable along the developed southern shore, though congestion should be expected during peak hours.