Local Exploration
Rent a bicycle or scooter to explore the winding coastal roads and nearby hidden coves at your own pace.





Grand Gaube provides a quiet alternative to the bustling resorts of Mauritius, maintaining its identity as a traditional fishing community. Situated in the Rivière du Rempart region, the village is characterized by its rocky coastline and panoramic vistas of islands like Coin de Mire and Île d'Ambre. While it hosts several upscale hotels, the heart of the village remains local and laid-back. It is a perfect spot for travelers who appreciate scenic coastal walks, authentic Mauritian culture, and a slower pace of life while remaining a short drive from the amenities of Grand Baie.
Grand Gaube provides a quiet alternative to the bustling resorts of Mauritius, maintaining its identity as a traditional fishing community. Situated in the Rivière du Rempart region, the village is characterized by its rocky coastline and panoramic vistas of islands like Coin de Mire and Île d'Ambre. While it hosts several upscale hotels, the heart of the village remains local and laid-back. It is a perfect spot for travelers who appreciate scenic coastal walks, authentic Mauritian culture, and a slower pace of life while remaining a short drive from the amenities of Grand Baie.
Traditional fishing village atmosphere with local charm.
Stunning panoramic views of the northern islets like Coin de Mire.
Relaxed pace of life away from major tourist crowds.
Secluded rocky coastline perfect for scenic walks.
The atmosphere is very quiet with limited nightlife compared to nearby Grand Baie.
The coastline is primarily rocky, meaning some areas are better for views than for sandy beach swimming.
A rental car or taxi is recommended if you plan to explore the rest of the island frequently.
Rent a bicycle or scooter to explore the winding coastal roads and nearby hidden coves at your own pace.
Hire a local fisherman for a private boat trip to see the northern islets from the water for a unique perspective.
Peaceful coastal escapes and authentic Mauritian village life.
MUR ₨
$70-$150 p/day
English, French, Mauritian Creole
Look for local 'table d'hôte' experiences to enjoy authentic Mauritian home-cooked meals in a family setting.
May-December
Warm and pleasant weather, ideal for boat trips and coastal walks before the summer heat.
Hot and humid; perfect for water activities, though be prepared for occasional tropical rain showers.
Mild temperatures and clear skies make it a great time for outdoor exploration and photography.
Cooler and drier, offering a comfortable climate for sightseeing without the intense tropical heat.