Road Trip South-East Coastal

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1. Mahebourg
Discover Mahébourg village in south-east Mauritius, a historic coastal town known for its waterfront, local market, Blue Bay, Île aux Aigrettes, Biscuiterie H. Rault and authentic island charm. Mahébourg is a historic coastal village on the south-east coast of Mauritius, close to Blue Bay, Pointe d'Esny and Île aux Aigrettes. Come for the waterfront promenade, the local market, the National History Museum and Biscuiterie H. Rault. It suits families and culture lovers. Check market and museum opening times locally. Mahébourg is one of the most authentic coastal villages in Mauritius, located on the south-east coast near Blue Bay, Pointe d’Esny and Île aux Aigrettes. Known for its peaceful waterfront, mountain views and rich history, Mahébourg offers a different side of the island away from the busy resort areas. It is a place where visitors can enjoy local markets, traditional food, colonial heritage and beautiful lagoon scenery in a relaxed village atmosphere.
Stop details5 km~8min to next stop
2. Pointe d'Esny
Escape the Blue Bay beach frenzy and visit this hidden pearl on the outskirts of south Mahébourg. In our very humble opinion, no trip to Mauritius is complete without a visit to Pointe D'Esny. Unique on its own, Pointe D'Esny is one of Mauritius best beaches that are a must-see! It is less likely to be crowded as compared to the public beach of Blue Bay and this is what makes Pointe D'Esny a heart winner among many travelers.
Stop details1.8 km~3min to next stop
3. Blue Bay Marine Park
Crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs in a protected marine sanctuary. Mauritius most vibrant Marine Park Blue Bay Marine Park is one of Mauritius' most precious natural treasures and the island's only designated marine park. The protected waters are home to over 50 species of coral and hundreds of species of colorful fish, making it one of the best snorkeling spots in Mauritius. The crystal-clear turquoise waters allow visibility of up to 15 meters, revealing a stunning underwater world. Sea turtles are regularly spotted here, along with parrotfish, damselfish, and occasional octopuses. Glass-bottom boat tours offer a window into this underwater paradise for non-swimmers.
Stop details0.5 km~2min to next stop
4. Blue Bay
Blue Bay Marine Park is one of the best snorkeling spots in Mauritius, featuring crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Blue Bay Marine Park is one of the best snorkeling spots in Mauritius, famous for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and glass-bottom boat tours. Located on the southeast coast, this protected lagoon is home to over 50 species of coral and a wide variety of tropical fish, offering an unforgettable underwater experience for visitors of all ages. Designated as a Marine National Park since 2000, Blue Bay is known for having some of the clearest and most pristine waters in Mauritius. Whether you choose to snorkel or explore by boat, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and anyone looking to discover the island’s rich marine life
Stop details33.6 km~42min to next stop
5. Grand River South East Waterfall
A stunning waterfall accessible by boat, set in lush tropical scenery. The Grand River South East Waterfall (GRSE) is one of the most scenic waterfalls in Mauritius, best accessed by boat along the river. The journey up the river is part of the experience, passing through mangroves and lush vegetation before reaching the falls.
Stop details10 km~13min to next stop
6. Trou d'Eau Douce
A privileged destination for holidaymakers. The area of Trou d'Eau Douce is a must visit in Mauritius. With a name that speaks for itself – Trou D'eau Douce is a charming bay with a river meeting the ocean. It is so laidback that it depicts the authentic and old Mauritius beach scene. From Trou D'eau Douce you can conveniently hop on a boat to visit Ile aux Cerfs – Mauritius' icon!
Stop details4.2 km~11min to next stop
7. Belle Mare
Discover Belle Mare Beach in Mauritius, a beautiful east coast beach known for its long white sand coastline, turquoise lagoon, sunrise views, peaceful atmosphere and nearby luxury resorts. Belle Mare is a long white-sand beach on the east coast of Mauritius, backed by a number of hotels. The lagoon holds plenty of marine life, with eagle rays and reef sharks often seen near the barrier reef, making it a good base for diving and snorkelling. Facing east, it is well placed for sunrise. Belle Mare Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches on the east coast of Mauritius and holds a very special reputation among locals and visitors of the island! Blame it on its beauty, it is one of the loveliest stops while on holiday in Mauritius.
Stop details0 km~0min to next stop
8. Palmar Beach
Small and tranquil, Palmar is more or less one of the most 'timid' beaches in Mauritius. It doesn't attract a big crowd as well and there isn't much to do there. It's a good option if you are not keen to interact with humanity today! It happens, we know it. Some days we all need some time on our own to find our inner self and get back in a better condition!
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