Graviers Beach
Graviers
A quiet fishing village beach in the shade of casuarina trees on the southeast coast, and the southern starting point of the east coast walking trail.
Graviers is a small fishing village on the southeast coast. The beach, shaded by casuarina trees, sees few visitors, making it a good spot for a picnic or watching fishermen head out to sea. From here, the east coast trail runs north to Trou d'Argent and Saint François, a walk of about 2 hours in total. Arrange a vehicle to meet you at the end point. Buses run between here and Port Mathurin.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Trou d'Argent
- Saint François Beach
- Anse Mourouk Kitesurfing
- Grande Montagne Nature Reserve
- Mont Limon
- Pointe Coton
- Saint Gabriel Church
- Île Hermitage