Pointe d’Esny Beach, White sand beach in Grand Port District, Mauritius.
Pointe d'Esny Beach is a sandy shore on the southeast coast of Mauritius, lined with fine white sand and clear Indian Ocean waters. Marine life thrives in these waters, and the beach spans a substantial length along the coast.
The area witnessed naval clashes between French and British forces during the colonial period in the early 1800s. These conflicts shaped the historical identity of the southeast coast.
Local fishermen work these waters using traditional practices that connect to the area's food culture and community knowledge.
Multiple access points lead to the beach, with parking and basic facilities nearby for visitor convenience. Swimming is safest and easiest in shallower zones, particularly during low tide.
The shallow seafloor is sandy without coral or sea urchins, making these waters particularly friendly for swimming and water sports. Visitors appreciate this safe environment for trying different activities.
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