Rugged, wild and untouched are just some of the ideal words to describe this jewel of Mauritius.
Located in the district of Savanne, Riambel is one among the off-beaten beaches of the island. The oceanfront here is beautifully rugged, with a long stretch of pristine beach fringed by palm trees and grassy banks.
Still unmarred by touristic development, the purity of the air and splendor of the surroundings ignite a spirit of adventure to visitors.
Also known as Pomponette, Riambel beach offers 2.5 km of wild untouched coastline free of hotels.
Adored by locals during the weekends, this beach on the south of Mauritius can get pretty crowded. It is one of the few beaches that are still intact from tourism infrastructures.
Highlights
- Riambel Beach is one of the quietest and most natural beaches on the south coast of Mauritius.
- The beach has a more local, untouched atmosphere compared with the busier beaches in the north and west.
- Its long shoreline makes it ideal for peaceful walks, photography and slow coastal moments.
- Riambel is a beautiful stop on a south coast road trip between Souillac, St Felix and Bel Ombre.
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