Introducing Trou Aux Biches & Around
Relaxed Trou aux Biches and the neighbouring village of Mont Choisy are fast-developing tourist destinations full of people seeking better beaches than Grand Baie while staying nearby for activities and restaurants. Trou aux Biches (The Does’ Wateringhole) enjoys gorgeous white-sand beaches shaded by casuarina trees, continuing almost unbroken to sleepy Mont Choisy, a charming spot with more great beaches leading up along the gently curving bay to Pointe aux Canonniers, one of the most fashionable spots in the country with a great selection of accommodation and dining options.
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The lagoon, sheltered from the prevailing winds, provides great swimming, while the variety and abundance of marine life coupled with good visibility makes for some excellent snorkelling and diving.
There’s no doubt that the ongoing development boom here has rather robbed the area of its quiet, unspoilt feel, but it’s still cheaper and far less hectic than Grand Baie. Even the beaches are pleasantly uncrowded during the week, although there’s fierce competition for picnic spots at weekends.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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