Coastal Views
Walk along the shoreline at sunset for the most dramatic views of the northern islets.





Located in the Rivière du Rempart District, Calodyne is one of the more serene corners of northern Mauritius. This coastal village is primarily residential, offering visitors a glimpse into local life away from the high-density resort areas. Its most striking feature is the panoramic view across the turquoise lagoon toward the northern islands, including Coin de Mire, Île Plate, and Île Ronde. While it lacks the large sandy beaches of its neighbors, Calodyne provides intimate rocky coves and a sense of seclusion that is increasingly rare on the island. It serves as an excellent base for those who want to be near the action of Grand Baie while retreating to a quiet home base.
Located in the Rivière du Rempart District, Calodyne is one of the more serene corners of northern Mauritius. This coastal village is primarily residential, offering visitors a glimpse into local life away from the high-density resort areas. Its most striking feature is the panoramic view across the turquoise lagoon toward the northern islands, including Coin de Mire, Île Plate, and Île Ronde. While it lacks the large sandy beaches of its neighbors, Calodyne provides intimate rocky coves and a sense of seclusion that is increasingly rare on the island. It serves as an excellent base for those who want to be near the action of Grand Baie while retreating to a quiet home base.
Breathtaking views of Coin de Mire and the northern islets.
Secluded coastal coves and peaceful walking paths.
Authentic local atmosphere away from the main tourist strips.
Easy access to the amenities of nearby Grand Baie.
Limited nightlife and shopping compared to nearby tourist hubs.
The coastline is more suited for scenic walks than expansive sunbathing.
A vehicle is highly recommended for exploring the surrounding region.
Walk along the shoreline at sunset for the most dramatic views of the northern islets.
Rent a car or scooter to easily reach the larger beaches and supermarkets in nearby Grand Gaube or Grand Baie.
Quiet coastal living and scenic views of the northern islands.
MUR ₨
$70-$130 p/day
English, French, Mauritian Creole
Look for small local eateries in the village for authentic Mauritian snacks and dishes.
May to December
Warm temperatures and clear waters make this a great time for boat trips.
Hot and tropical; expect occasional rain showers but excellent swimming conditions.
Pleasant weather with fewer crowds, ideal for coastal exploration.
The coolest time of year, perfect for outdoor activities without the intense heat.