Public beach

Le Souffleur Public Beach

Le Souffleur is a public site on the south coast of Mauritius, in the Grand Port district. It covers 2.05 hectares and about 180 metres of sea frontage. Its name is that of a natural curiosity: a jet of water that shoots into the air like a geyser.

At a glance

Beach: 2.05 hectares and about 180 metres of shore; a public site since 1996

What sets it apart

Le Souffleur is one of the natural sights of a wild and rugged south coast, where waves crash against cliffs of volcanic rock. Pont Naturel, another curiosity of this shore, lies between Le Souffleur and Le Bouchon.

Highlights

A jet of water that shoots up like a geyser
2.05 hectares and about 180 metres of public shore
A neighbour of Pont Naturel
Public since 1996

Good to know

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

Getting there

The site is on the south coast of Mauritius, in the Grand Port district. As a public site it is open to everyone, freely and without a ticket.

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