Pointe d’Azur coastline and turquoise lagoon near Pereybere in Mauritius
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Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius

A quieter stretch of Mauritius, shaped by sea and sky.

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Location

Pointe d'Azure, North

North Mauritius

Snorkeling

Yes

Lagoon conditions may vary

Beach Amenities

Not Available

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Public Transport

Available

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Why go Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius

A quieter stretch of Mauritius, shaped by sea and sky.

Pointe d’Azur is a quiet coastal point beside Pereybere in northern Mauritius, known for lagoon views, reef scenery and a more low-key setting than nearby resort hubs. It suits couples, photographers and travellers exploring the north; treat it as a short coastal stop rather than a major attraction.

Pointe d’Azur is a small coastal area beside Pereybere in northern Mauritius, offering a quieter contrast to the busier visitor centres around Grand Baie.

Rather than coming for a large attraction, the appeal is the setting itself: clear lagoon water, views across the northern coastline and a mix of sandy and rocky shoreline. It works particularly well for travellers who enjoy discovering smaller coastal corners between the better-known stops of northern Mauritius.

The waters around Pointe d’Azur are also associated with a reef used for snorkeling. That makes the area relevant to travellers interested in the lagoon and marine environment, although snorkeling conditions, access and boat movements should always be assessed on the day rather than assumed in advance.

Pointe d’Azur is best viewed as part of a Pereybere–Cap Malheureux–Grand Baie itinerary rather than somewhere that requires most of the day. Walk the coast, take in the lagoon, enjoy the quieter atmosphere and then continue exploring the north.

It suits couples, photographers, independent travellers and anyone who enjoys low-key coastal scenery. Travellers looking for a large public attraction, extensive entertainment or a destination packed with activities may find nearby Grand Baie more suitable.

Coastal setting

Coastal setting

Beach and shoreline scenery

Beach and shoreline scenery

North Mauritius location

North Mauritius location

Highlights

Why Pointe D'azure Beach In Mauritius Deserves a Closer Look

  • ✓Quiet northern coastline – Discover a smaller coastal setting close to Pereybere without the busier atmosphere of Grand Baie.
  • ✓Lagoon views – Look across clear northern waters and the reef towards the open Indian Ocean.
  • ✓Pointe d’Azur reef – The surrounding waters form part of a known snorkeling area near Pereybere.
  • ✓Easy addition to Pereybere – Combine both places during the same northern Mauritius outing.
  • ✓Useful north-coast stop – Continue towards Cap Malheureux or return towards Grand Baie for a varied day.
Which part should you visit?

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius is really a collection of coastal spots.

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius Public Beach

Main public section

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius Public Beach

The main public beach section listed in the current Mauritius Explored guide.

LUX* Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius beach

Next to public beach

LUX* Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius beach

The resort beach directly beside the public beach in the existing beach guide.

Le Paradis beach

Northern side

Le Paradis beach

The northern Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius section listed by Mauritius Explored.

La Pointe

Southern end

La Pointe

The southern coastal section around the Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius peninsula.

Kitesurf Lagoon

South-east side

Kitesurf Lagoon

The Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius section most directly associated with kitesurfing.

Most searched experiences

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius snorkelling or kitesurfing?

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius snorkelling lagoon
Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius snorkelling

Explore the turquoise lagoon.

The beach guide lists snorkelling as available and highlights Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius as one of the island’s memorable lagoon experiences.

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius kitesurfing lagoon
Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius kitesurfing

Head towards the south-east lagoon.

The kitesurf lagoon on the south-east side is a distinct Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius coastal section and a major water-sports destination.

Build a Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius day

Turn beach time into a north itinerary.

Combine Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius with hiking, lagoon activities and nearby attractions to create a fuller island day.

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Morning

Le Morne Brabant

Combine the beach with a morning hike and explore the history of this UNESCO-listed mountain.

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Midday

Pointe d'Azure Beach in Mauritius

Choose the beach section that suits your day and spend time around the lagoon.

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3

Afternoon

Activities

Snorkelling, kitesurfing and other coastal activities make an easy afternoon extension.

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Extend the route

Chamarel & southwest

Continue towards Chamarel, Black River Gorges or other nearby southwest stops.

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Mauritius Explored tips

Before you head to the coast

Use these practical tips as part of your planning flow and make more of your time on this coast.

  1. 1

    Combine Pointe d’Azur with Pereybere

    The two areas are close enough to make sense as part of the same north-coast outing rather than separate travel days.

  2. 2

    Visit for scenery rather than attractions

    Pointe d’Azur is most rewarding for its lagoon, coastal views and quieter atmosphere.

  3. 3

    Check conditions before snorkeling

    The Pointe d’Azur reef is known to snorkelers, but water access and marine conditions should be assessed locally.

  4. 4

    Respect residential areas

    Parts of Pointe d’Azur are surrounded by homes and accommodation, so stay on legitimate access routes and respect private property.

  5. 5

    Continue along the northern coast

    Use Pointe d’Azur as a transition between Pereybere, Cap Malheureux and Grand Baie.

  6. 6

    Bring water and sun protection

  7. 7

    Check wind, tide and sea conditions before entering

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    Carry only what you need for the beach

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    Use secure footwear if access involves a longer walk

  10. 10

    Leave the shoreline as you found it

Frequently asked questions

Pointe D'azure Beach In Mauritius: quick answers

Is Pointe d’Azur worth visiting?

Yes, if you enjoy quieter coastal scenery and are already exploring northern Mauritius. Pointe d’Azur is more of a scenic coastal stop than a conventional attraction, so its appeal comes from the lagoon, shoreline and setting beside Pereybere. Travellers wanting extensive shopping, restaurants or organised entertainment may prefer to spend more time in Grand Baie.

How long should I spend at Pointe d’Azur?

There is no standard visit duration because Pointe d’Azur is a coastal locality rather than a ticketed attraction. For sightseeing, it works best as a short stop while exploring Pereybere and the north. Stay longer only if you plan to spend time beside the water or have arranged a specific marine activity.

Where is Pointe d’Azur in Mauritius?

Pointe d’Azur lies beside Pereybere in the Rivière du Rempart district of northern Mauritius, with Grand Baie to the southwest and Cap Malheureux farther along the northern coast. This location makes it easy to combine with several other northern places during the same outing.

Can you snorkel at Pointe d’Azur?

A reef around Pointe d’Azur is identified as a snorkeling area connected with Pereybere. However, access points, sea conditions and boat movements can vary, so do not assume every part of the lagoon is suitable for entering the water. Check current conditions and local guidance before planning snorkeling.

Does it cost anything to visit Pointe d’Azur?

Pointe d’Azur is a locality rather than a conventional ticketed attraction, so there is no attraction admission associated simply with visiting the area. Individual activities, tours or equipment may have separate costs. Respect private property boundaries when exploring, as parts of the surrounding coastline include residences and accommodation.

What should I combine with Pointe d’Azur?

Start with nearby Pereybere, then continue towards Cap Malheureux for another northern coastal experience. Grand Baie works well for restaurants, shopping and evening activity. Travellers planning a full northern circuit can also include Pamplemousses or Mont Choisy, depending on how much of the day they want to spend on the coast.

Who is Pointe D'azure Beach In Mauritius best for?

It suits travellers planning relaxed coastal time, photography or a beach-led itinerary.

What should I check before visiting Pointe D'azure Beach In Mauritius?

Check current sea conditions, access, shade and available facilities before setting out.

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