Holiday rentals with wheelchair access in Rivière du Rempart District
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Paradisiacal Villa in Grand Baie with Private Pool
Grand Baie, Rivière du Rempart District
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Grand Baie, Rivière du Rempart District
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Rivière du Rempart District
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Rivière du Rempart District
Spacious house in Grand Baie with shared pool
Grand Baie, Rivière du Rempart District
In the north of Mauritius, the Rivière du Rempart district lines up turquoise lagoons, public beaches and fishing villages facing the islet of Coin de Mire. Between lively Grand Baie and the calm of Cap Malheureux, you come here for the warm water, the diving and the sunsets.
Swim, dive and head out to sea
Rivière du Rempart lives turned toward its lagoon. You string together swims between Pereybère beach, the little cove of La Cuvette in Grand Baie and the sand of Mont Choisy, right nearby. The clubs of Grand Baie offer diving, catamaran trips and snorkeling outings toward the northern islets.
Grand Baie also concentrates restaurants, the bazaar and nightlife, while Cap Malheureux offers a more peaceful atmosphere facing Coin de Mire. Having a whole house with a kitchen makes it easy to come back from the beach and share meals as a group, with no schedule constraints.
Where to drop your bags
Grand Baie gathers most of our apartments and villas: ideal for those who want shops, beaches and activity within walking distance, with family or friends.
For a quieter stay, Cap Malheureux charms with its seafront and its famous red church, a few minutes from the boarding points to the islets. Grand Gaube, a former fishing village, keeps a slow pace and an open view over the lagoon, perfect for getting away from the bustle.
What to see – Rivière du Rempart District
- Pereybère BeachThis small public beach has clear sand and a shallow lagoon, making it great for swimming and snorkeling.
- Mont Choisy BeachYou'll find this long bay lined with casuarina trees, perfect for swimming and picnicking in the shade.
- Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice ChapelThis red-roofed church in Cap Malheureux offers a view of Coin de Mire islet in the background.
- Coin de Mire IsletThis uninhabited islet off the north coast is accessible by boat for diving and snorkeling.
- La CuvetteThis small sandy cove in Grand Baie is calm and sheltered, ideal for a peaceful swim.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Rivière du Rempart?
We offer 5 rentals in the district, mainly located in Grand Baie. The selection includes 3 villas, 1 apartment, 1 house, from studios to villas for groups. Capacity goes up to 14 people, suiting large families as well as solo travelers.
Are the properties well rated?
The average rating stands at 3.9 out of 5, calculated from 4 rentals reviewed by past travelers. The sample remains modest, so read each listing and its reviews carefully. Be sure to check the specific amenities before booking, as comfort levels vary from one property to another.
How do you get to Grand Baie from the airport?
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is located in the southeast of the island. Expect about 1 to 1.5 hours of driving to reach Grand Baie. A rental car makes it easier to get to the northern beaches and nearby villages, even though Grand Baie itself is easy to explore on foot.
What's the best time to visit?
The dry season, from May to December, offers cooler, more pleasant weather for the beach and diving. The southern hemisphere summer, from January to March, is hot, humid, and carries cyclone risk. The lagoon stays swimmable year-round thanks to its warm water.
Should you choose Grand Baie or Cap Malheureux?
Grand Baie brings together shops, restaurants, the bazaar, and nightlife, ideal for a lively stay you can enjoy on foot. Cap Malheureux and Grand Gaube offer a calmer pace, facing the lagoon and Coin de Mire islet. Choose based on whether you're after excitement or tranquility.