Public beach

Pointe du Diable Public Beach

Pointe du Diable is a public beach on the east coast of Mauritius, in the Grand Port district. It brings together two stretches: the first, a modest one, of 0.19 hectare and 71 metres of shore, and a second of 2.8 hectares that follows the sea for nearly 1,170 metres. Together they come close to three hectares, with about 1,240 metres of sea frontage.

At a glance

Beach: Two stretches, 2.99 hectares and about 1,240 metres of shore; a public beach since 1991, enlarged in 2024

What sets it apart

The beach changed scale in 2024. Public since 1991 over just seventy metres, it received more than a kilometre of additional shore that year.

Highlights

About 1,240 metres of shore in two stretches
Nearly three hectares of public beach
Public since 1991, enlarged in 2024

Good to know

Access is free and open, as on every public beach on the island.

Getting there

Pointe du Diable beach is on the east coast of Mauritius, in the Grand Port district. As a public beach it is open to everyone, freely and without a ticket.

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