Pereybere Public Beach,Mauritius

Pereybere Public Beach is one of Mauritius's most popular small public beaches, prized for its clear turquoise lagoon, fine white sand and safe swimming conditions. It serves as an accessible coastal hub for both locals and visitors, offering a classic example of the island's coastal environment and contemporary beach culture.

Places to visit

  • Clear turquoise waters and fine white sand
  • Shallow, protected lagoon suitable for families
  • Snorkeling close to shore around small coral heads
  • Nearby cafés, restaurants and kiosks serving seafood and refreshments
  • Short distance to the larger Grand Baie area for shopping and nightlife

Unique Aspects

  • Gentle reef-protected waters making it ideal for swimming and beginner snorkeling
  • Compact, easily walkable beach with good visibility into the water
  • Family-friendly facilities and easy access from the road
  • Picturesque sunrise and sunset vistas on clear days

Things to do

  • Swimming in calm lagoon waters
  • Snorkeling to see reef fish and coral formations
  • Paddleboarding and kayaking (rental availability varies)
  • Sunbathing and picnicking on the sand
  • Sampling local seafood and street snacks from nearby stalls

Best Time to Visit

April to November for generally drier, cooler conditions and calmer seas; however, Mauritius is pleasant year‑round and Pereybere remains enjoyable outside these months with appropriate caution during the cyclone season (typically November–April).

Weather Conditions

Tropical maritime climate—warm and humid with average temperatures from about 20–30°C (68–86°F). Expect higher humidity and heavier rain during the austral summer (Nov–Apr).

Accessibility

Located near the Grand Baie area in northern Mauritius. From Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (SSR) it is roughly 60–70 km and typically about 1–1.5 hours by car depending on traffic. Accessible by car, taxi and regional bus services; parking is available nearby but can be limited on peak days.

Recommended Duration

Half-day to full-day visit; combine with an afternoon or evening in Grand Baie if you want shopping and dining.

Clothing & Gear Tips

Swimwear, reef shoes for snorkeling and rocky spots, a light cover-up, hat, sunglasses and high-SPF sunscreen. Bring a towel and a dry bag for valuables.

Local Food & Souvenirs

Try fresh grilled seafood, samosas and local street snacks. Nearby Grand Baie offers souvenir shops selling locally produced rum, textiles and handicrafts. Carry some cash for small vendors.

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