The most popular beaches are on the northern coastline, from Tombeau Bay up to Grand Bay and beyond. Trou aux Biches is a long stretch, much of it is surrounded by the hotel complex of the same name.Choisy, further up to the coast, is a favourite spot with locals as well as tourists. The club Mediterranean resorts with good amenities and fast paced action enriches the beach at Pointe aux Canonnier. A delightful cove midway between Grand Bay and Cap Malheureux is Pereybere.
Situated on the West Coast, the beach is fringed with filaos/ casuarina trees provides a fine lagoon for swimming and watersports. Grand baie and the northern coastline beyond Tombeau Bay has many
Grand Bay has smaller beaches and a kind of after-beach life akin to Mediterranean resorts with good amenities

Nestling in a pretty garden a few kilometres from Trou aux Biches and Grand Baie, Mont Choisy Hotel overlooks a delightful beach of golden sand bordered by filao trees. The beachfront hotel offers
Description
This is the main holiday centre for Mauritians and tourists alike. Grand Baie used to be a tiny fishing village. The northern coastline beyond Tombeau Bay has many delightful beaches. The
Blue Bay is the official public beach closest to Mahebourg. This attractive beach can get quite busy on weekends. Good private beaches stretch back to Mahebourg, past Pointe des Deux Cocos to Pointe
Mauritius is a coral reef encircle, it's coastline glistens with beaches of powdery white sands, lapped gently by translucent water lagoons. It is this sandy margin, more than anything, that draws

Beaches
No island on earth offers such a variety of beautiful beaches and lagoons. On the west coast are the public beaches of Tamarin, (well-known to surfers for its big waves), Flic en Flac, which