Beaches · Grand Port
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Blue Bay · Grand Port
A public beach in the south-east since 1940, one of the island’s oldest: 4.8 hectares, 400 metres of shoreline, and a duty ambulance all to itself on public holidays.
AI-generated imageProclaimed public beach
La Cambuse · Grand Port
A public beach in the south since 2014: 6.7 hectares, 692 metres of shoreline and a duty ambulance on public holidays.
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Mahébourg · Grand Port
The public shore of the village of Mahébourg: about a hundred metres of sea frontage, open to everyone since 1991.
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Le Bouchon · Grand Port
A public beach in one piece since 1984: close to 11 hectares and close to 1.5 kilometres of shoreline, one of the three largest in the south of the island.
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Pont Naturel · Grand Port
On the south coast, a shore of cliffs where volcanic rock forms an arch above the waves. People come for the spectacle of the sea, not to swim.
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Le Souffleur · Grand Port
Two hectares of public shore on the south coast, around Le Souffleur, the jet of seawater that shoots up like a geyser.
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Bois des Amourettes · Grand Port
Four hundred metres of public shore in three lots, on the east coast, at Bois des Amourettes.
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Pointe du Diable · Grand Port
More than a kilometre of public shore at Pointe du Diable, on the east coast, since the 2024 extension.
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