Inner Reef

Inner Reef is an exposed reef-break located on the eastern coast of Mauritius, facing northeast toward open ocean. The spot features a complex underwater topography with numerous submerged rocks and shallow reef formations visible in the aerial imagery. The distinctive turquoise water patterns reveal strong currents and surge zones created by waves interacting with the reef structure. This is a high-consequence spot requiring advanced skills. The reef offers powerful, inconsistent wave formations with choppy conditions due to wind interaction over shallow water. Best conditions occur with northwest winds (around 315°), which provide side-shore approach angles and better wave organization. The site's 39% wind reliability and modest 10.7-knot average wind speed suggest sessions require patience and timing. Inter Reef suits experienced kiters comfortable with reef hazards, strong currents, and confined exit zones. Navigation demands precision to avoid rocks. Water temperature averaging 24.9°C is manageable year-round. The presence of developed structures nearby indicates access infrastructure exists, but local knowledge of tidal cycles and current patterns is essential for safe operation.