Grand Baie is one of the most popular places to stay and explore in northern Mauritius. Known for its turquoise lagoon, sandy beaches, shopping centres, water sports, island cruises and lively nightlife, this coastal village offers plenty to do without travelling across the island every day.
You can spend the morning swimming at La Cuvette, enjoy seafood overlooking the bay, shop at Sunset Boulevard and finish your evening at a beachfront restaurant or nightclub.
Grand Baie also works as a starting point for exploring Pereybère, Mont Choisy, Trou aux Biches, Cap Malheureux and the northern islands.
This guide covers what to see, what to do, where to stay, activity costs, food, transport and practical tips for planning your visit to Grand Baie.
Grand Baie at a Glance
| Travel Detail | What You Need to Know |
| Location | Northern Mauritius, Rivière du Rempart District |
| Also known as | Grand Bay |
| Known for | Beaches, boating, shopping, restaurants and nightlife |
| Main beach | Grand Baie Public Beach |
| Other nearby beaches | La Cuvette, Pereybère, Mont Choisy, Merville and Trou aux Biches |
| Main shopping areas | Sunset Boulevard, Grand Baie Bazaar and La Croisette |
| Popular activities | Catamaran cruises, snorkelling, scuba diving, fishing, cycling and water sports |
| Airport | Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) |
| Airport journey | Allow approximately 75–90 minutes by road, depending on traffic |
| Ideal stay | 3–5 days for Grand Baie and nearby northern attractions |
| Suitable for | Couples, families, groups, beach lovers and nightlife enthusiasts |
Where Is Grand Baie in Mauritius?
Grand Baie is on the northern coast of Mauritius, overlooking a sheltered natural bay.
It sits near Pereybère, Pointe aux Canonniers, Mont Choisy, Trou aux Biches and Cap Malheureux.
The village combines a busy coastal centre with quieter beaches and resort areas nearby.
Its location makes it particularly convenient for:
- Northern island boat excursions
- Beach-hopping along the north coast
- Restaurants and nightlife
- Shopping and local markets
- Private sightseeing tours of northern Mauritius
Grand Baie is also a useful base for visiting the red-roofed church at Cap Malheureux, the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden and L’Aventure du Sucre.
Best Beaches in and Around Grand Baie
Grand Baie offers several different beach experiences. Some beaches are better for swimming, while others are popular for boat trips, relaxing, or exploring the coastline.
1. Grand Baie Public Beach
Grand Baie Public Beach sits beside the village’s main waterfront.
The bay is filled with small boats, creating a lively coastal atmosphere.
What to expect:
- Views of the turquoise lagoon
- Fishing boats and excursion vessels
- Restaurants and shops nearby
- Easy access from central Grand Baie
- A convenient place for waterfront walks and photographs
The beach is more useful for enjoying the bay and its atmosphere than for finding a completely quiet swimming spot.
Cost: Public beach access is free.
2. La Cuvette Public Beach
La Cuvette is a small sandy cove close to central Grand Baie.
Its sheltered setting, clear water, and relatively peaceful surroundings make it a good choice for visitors wanting a relaxed beach experience.
Highlights:
- Small sandy swimming area
- Clear lagoon water
- Scenic coastal views
- Less boat activity than the main bay
- Convenient access from Grand Baie
Cost: Free public beach access.
Local Tip
Visit La Cuvette earlier in the day if you prefer a quieter beach experience. Swimming conditions still depend on the weather and sea.
3. Pereybère Beach
Pereybère is one of the most popular swimming beaches near Grand Baie. It offers a lively public beach atmosphere with nearby food outlets and coastal facilities.
Why visit:
- Swimming in the lagoon
- Family beach outings
- Snorkelling when conditions are suitable
- Local snacks and refreshments
- Easy access from Grand Baie
Cost: Free public beach access.
4. Mont Choisy Beach
Mont Choisy is known for its long sandy shoreline and spacious coastal setting.
It is a strong choice for visitors who want more room to walk, relax, and spend several hours by the sea.
Best for:
- Long beach walks
- Swimming in suitable conditions
- Family picnics
- Sunset relaxation
- A quieter alternative to central Grand Baie
Cost: Free public beach access.
5. Trou aux Biches Beach
Trou aux Biches offers a beautiful sandy coastline with clear lagoon water and resort accommodation nearby.
It is popular for swimming, snorkelling, and relaxing.
Best for:
- Couples and families
- Beach photography
- Snorkelling excursions
- Restaurants and resort stays
- Sunset views
Cost: Free public beach access.
6. Merville Beach
Merville Beach is another attractive stretch of coastline near Grand Baie and Pereybère. It offers a more relaxed setting than the central waterfront.
Best for:
- Relaxing beside the lagoon
- Coastal walks
- Swimming where conditions permit
- Resort-based beach holidays
7. Canonnier Beach
Canonnier Beach lies around Pointe aux Canonniers, southwest of Grand Baie. The coastline combines sandy stretches, rocky sections and views across the northern lagoon. It is worth visiting when exploring Mont Choisy and Pointe aux Canonniers.
Best Things to Do in Grand Baie
Grand Baie is not only a beach destination. Its main attractions include ocean excursions, water sports, shopping, local culture, and nightlife.
1. Take a Catamaran Cruise to the Northern Islands
Catamaran cruises are among the main experiences available from the Grand Baie area.
Popular northern island destinations include:
- Îlot Gabriel
- Flat Island
- Coin de Mire, also called Gunner’s Quoin
Cruises can include swimming stops, snorkelling, lunch and refreshments, depending on the package.
| Cruise Experience | Average Price |
| Northern sunset catamaran with drinks and snacks | Approx. USD 54 (Rs 2,571) per adult |
| Catamaran to Coin de Mire and Gabriel Island, food and drinks included | Approx. USD 86 (Rs 4,077) per adult |
| Catamaran trip to Îlot Gabriel, Flat Island and Coin de Mire | Approx. USD 74 (Rs 3,512) per adult |
| Three Northern Isles catamaran cruise | Confirm current operator price |
Prices depend on the operator, inclusions, departure point, and travel date.
For a convenient booking option, explore catamaran cruises in Mauritius and arrange your journey to the departure point in advance.
2. Go Snorkelling in the Northern Lagoon
Grand Baie and its surrounding coastline offer access to snorkelling experiences.
Popular areas include:
- Pereybère
- Trou aux Biches
- Coin de Mire
- Northern island excursion stops
Snorkelling tours differ in equipment, duration, boat transport, and supervision.
Cost: Confirm the operator’s current price and whether snorkelling equipment is included.
3. Try Scuba Diving
The north coast has dive centres offering introductory experiences and guided dives.
Activities include:
- Beginner scuba experiences
- Guided recreational dives
- Reef exploration
- Boat diving
- Diving courses
Choose an operator based on your diving experience, certification, and the conditions on the day.
4. Experience Deep-Sea Fishing
Grand Baie is a departure area for sport-fishing excursions. Le Performant Sport Fishing is among the operators listed for the area.
Fishing experiences can include:
- Offshore boat trips
- Big-game fishing
- Private fishing charters
- Fishing equipment and crew assistance
Cost: Request a quote based on charter duration, vessel, and group size.
5. Try Water Sports
Grand Baie hotels and activity providers offer a selection of water-based experiences.
Options include:
- Kayaking
- Water skiing
- Snorkelling
- Scuba diving
- Seabob experiences
- Boat tours
- Sailing
- Speedboat excursions
Availability depends on the operator and sea conditions.
6. Take a Submarine Tour
Submarine experiences are available from the Trou aux Biches area. One listed excursion visits the Star Hope wreck.
Estimated price idea: USD 153 (Rs 7,275) per adult.
This is an alternative for travellers who want to explore underwater scenery without scuba diving.
7. Explore Grand Baie by Bicycle
Cycling offers a different way to experience the coastal village.
You can ride through local streets, visit nearby shops, and stop at coastal viewpoints.
For more adventurous cycling, guided mountain bike excursions explore countryside routes, including sugarcane landscapes and off-road trails.
Confirm bicycle availability, road suitability, and route difficulty before setting off.
8. Take a Northern Mauritius Sightseeing Tour
Grand Baie makes an excellent starting point for exploring northern Mauritius beyond the beaches.
A northern sightseeing route can include:
- Cap Malheureux
- Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice Church
- Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
- L’Aventure du Sucre
- Port Louis
- Caudan Waterfront
- Fort Adelaide
You can arrange a private northern Mauritius tour to visit several attractions without organising separate transport for every stop.
Related: More Places Worth Visiting Across Mauritius
Cultural and Religious Attractions in Grand Baie
Grand Baie also has places of worship and cultural landmarks worth visiting.
Shiv Kalyan Vath Mandir
Shiv Kalyan Vath Mandir is a Hindu temple recognised for its colourful red-and-white architectural details. Visitors can admire the exterior and experience a quieter side of Grand Baie.
Location: Lord Shiva, Grand Bassin Hindu Temple
Remember to:
- Dress respectfully
- Remove shoes where required
- Follow temple instructions
- Ask before photographing worshippers or interiors
Surya Oudya Sangam
Surya Oudaya Sangam is another Hindu temple west of central Grand Baie.
Its ornate decoration and peaceful setting make it an interesting stop for travellers exploring local religious culture.
Location: Tamil Surya Oudya Sangam Temple
Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice Church, Cap Malheureux
This famous red-roofed church sits northeast of Grand Baie at Cap Malheureux.
Location: Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice de Cap Malheureux
It is known for:
- Its striking red roof
- Coastal setting
- Views towards northern islands
- Religious significance
- Photography opportunities
Visitors should respect worship services and any access restrictions.
Shopping in Grand Baie
Grand Baie is one of northern Mauritius’ main shopping destinations. You can explore boutique clothing shops, craft markets, shopping centres, and souvenir stores.
Grand Baie Bazaar
The Grand Baie Bazaar is a local shopping area for souvenirs and handicrafts.
Look for:
- Mauritian crafts
- Decorative items
- Clothing
- Accessories
- Local artwork
- Holiday souvenirs
Compare products and prices before buying.
Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Boulevard is a shopping area known for boutiques and fashion stores.
It suits travellers interested in:
- Clothing
- Accessories
- Boutique shopping
- Local and international fashion
- Casual waterfront browsing
Grand Baie La Croisette
La Croisette is a modern shopping and leisure centre.
Facilities include retail stores, dining, and entertainment.
Lucky Strike G Bay is among the entertainment venues associated with the area, offering activities such as bowling, billiards, and lounge entertainment.
Local Art Galleries
Grand Baie also has galleries and shops displaying paintings inspired by Mauritian coastal life. These are worth exploring if you want artwork rather than standard tourist souvenirs.
Related: Shopping in Mauritius: Malls, Markets and Useful Tips
Best Restaurants and Places to Eat in Grand Baie
Grand Baie has a broad dining scene, including seafood restaurants, Mauritian Creole food, Indian cuisine, Chinese dishes, Italian restaurants, and beachfront bars.
Here are some of the restaurants appearing in the supplied travel listings.
| Restaurant | Food or Dining Style |
| SelFish | Western-style dining |
| Restaurant Rêve d’R | Seafood |
| La Rougaille Créole | Mauritian Creole |
| Happy Rajah | Indian cuisine |
| Chinese Garden Restaurant | Chinese cuisine |
| Botteghita Ristorante & Bar | Italian dining |
| Pomodoro Pizzeria Trattoria | Pizza and Italian food |
| Dumpling Noodle House | Noodles and dumplings |
| Beach House Restaurant & Bar | Beachfront dining and drinks |
| Sunset Café-Restaurant | Casual dining |
| Grill & Chill | Grilled food |
| Indian Tarka | Indian cuisine |
| Hong Kong Palace | Chinese cuisine |
| Cocoloko | Restaurant and bar |
| Les Canisses Resto & Plage | Coastal dining |
| Kiosque Magique | Casual local food |
What Food Should You Try?
Grand Baie is a good place to discover Mauritian food alongside international cuisine.
Try:
- Dholl puri
- Farata
- Mauritian curries
- Rougaille
- Fried noodles
- Fresh seafood
- Biryani
- Local street snacks
For more local dishes and eating tips, read our Mauritius food guide before exploring Grand Baie’s restaurants.
How Much Does Eating Out Cost?
Restaurant spending depends on whether you choose street food, casual dining, or an upscale restaurant.
Examples from the supplied listings include:
| Restaurant | Best For | Average Cost | Map Location |
| SelFish | Cozy seafood and grill restaurant-bar | USD 24 (Rs 1,139) per person | SelFish |
| Restaurant Rêve d’R | Seafood | USD 47 (Rs 2,230) per person | Restaurant Rêve d’R. Member of Bella Amigo Group 5 to 10-minute drive north of Grand Baie, Mauritius |
| Little Sichuan Xiao Sichuan | Sichuan and Chinese cuisine | USD 42 (Rs 1,992) per person | Little Sichuan Xiao Sichuan |
These are just averages rather than fixed menu prices. Check the restaurant’s current menu before visiting.
Grand Baie Nightlife: Bars, Lounges and Clubs
Grand Baie is one of Mauritius’ better-known nightlife areas. Visitors can enjoy relaxed waterfront drinks, music lounges, late-night bars and dance clubs.
Venues appearing in the supplied listings include:
- FiftyFive Lounge Club
- DEJA VU Nightclub
- Beach House Restaurant & Bar
- Cocoloko
- The Tavern
- Eden Beach Restaurant Lounge-Bar
For a relaxed evening, choose a beachfront restaurant or lounge.
For a livelier night, explore the club scene around central Grand Baie.
TRANSPORT TIP
Arrange your return journey before going out, especially if your accommodation is outside the village.
Where to Stay in Grand Baie
Grand Baie offers luxury resorts, beachfront hotels, boutique accommodation, apartments and self-catering properties.
The best area depends on whether you want nightlife, direct beach access, a quiet resort, or easy access to restaurants.
Luxury Hotels and Resorts
Popular options include the following:
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Paradise Cove Boutique Hotel (Anse la Raie, northern Mauritius)
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Zilwa Attitude (Calodyne, northern Mauritius)
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LUX* Grand Baie is a five-star resort with upscale accommodation and leisure facilities. Royal Palm Beachcomber is another luxury accommodation option associated with the Grand Baie area.
Mid-Range Hotels
Options include:
Veranda Grand Baie Hotel & Spa
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These properties offer different combinations of beach access, pools, restaurants and leisure facilities.
Apartments and Self-Catering Accommodation
Self-catering stays suit travellers who want more independence. Options include apartments, studios and holiday rentals around Grand Baie and Pereybère. Wanna Studio Apartments is one example appearing in the supplied listings.
Example Hotel Prices
| Accommodation | Example Listed Nightly Price |
| Ocean Villas | USD 119 (Rs 5,645) |
| LUX* Grand Baie | USD 1,148 (Rs 54,439) |
Actual prices depend on dates, occupancy, room type, and availability.
For a broader comparison of accommodation areas, explore our guide to choosing where to stay in Mauritius.
Related: Luxury Hotels and Places to Stay in Mauritius
How Much Does a Grand Baie Holiday Cost?
Your Grand Baie budget depends mainly on accommodation, meals, activities, and transport.
Some experiences are free, while boat excursions, diving and private tours require separate bookings.
| Expense | Cost Information |
| Public beaches | Free access |
| Grand Baie Bazaar | Free to browse; purchases extra |
| Sunset Boulevard | Free to browse; purchases extra |
| Northern sunset catamaran | Approx. USD 54 (Rs 2,571) per adult |
| Northern islands catamaran | Approx. USD 74–86 (Rs 3,512–4,077) per adult |
| Submarine excursion | Approx. USD 153 (Rs 7,275) per adult |
| Ocean Villas | Approx. USD 119 (Rs 5,645) per night |
| LUX* Grand Baie | Approx. USD 1,148 (Rs 54,439) per night |
| Airport transfer | Confirm current vehicle-based rate |
| Private sightseeing | Request an itinerary-specific quote |
PRICES CAN CHANGE
The date you’re reading this guide and the date you’ll visit Grand Baie are different. Accommodation rates, activity prices, tour inclusions, and availability can change. Always confirm the current total before booking.
For island-wide budgeting, our Mauritius holiday cost guide helps you plan other travel expenses.
How to Get From Mauritius Airport to Grand Baie
The practical way to reach Grand Baie from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is by road. The airport is in Plaine Magnien in south-east Mauritius, while Grand Baie is on the northern coast.
Allow approximately 75–90 minutes for the journey, with extra time during heavy traffic.
Airport Transport Options
| Transport | Best For |
| Pre-booked private transfer | Direct hotel pickup and planned luggage capacity |
| Airport taxi | Travellers arranging a ride after landing |
| Rental car | Visitors who want to drive independently |
| Public buses | Travellers comfortable with connections and luggage handling |
For a straightforward arrival, arrange your airport transfer to Grand Baie before travelling.
Share your flight details, hotel address, passenger count, and luggage requirements when booking.
Related: What to Do After Landing at Mauritius Airport
Getting Around Grand Baie
Getting around Grand Baie depends on whether you’re staying near the centre or exploring other northern destinations.
Walking
Walking works for short journeys around central Grand Baie, including shops, restaurants and nearby waterfront areas.
Check the actual walking distance from your accommodation.
Local Buses
Buses connect Grand Baie with surrounding towns and other parts of Mauritius. They suit flexible journeys where you do not need to arrive at an attraction at a fixed time.
Taxis
Local taxis are useful for:
- Hotel-to-beach journeys
- Restaurant transfers
- Shopping trips
- Visits to nearby coastal villages
- Evening transport
Agree on the fare before starting a journey that has not been booked at a fixed price.
Private Drivers
A private driver is practical when your day includes several destinations.
For example, you can combine Grand Baie, Cap Malheureux, Pamplemousses and Port Louis in a single planned outing.
Rental Cars
Rental vehicles suit confident drivers who want flexibility. Mauritius drives on the left. Allow extra attention at roundabouts, busy junctions and narrow roads.
For a complete comparison, read our Mauritius transport guide.
Best Day Trips From Grand Baie
Grand Baie is well positioned for exploring northern Mauritius and arranging longer island excursions.
Cap Malheureux
Visit the red-roofed church and enjoy views towards the northern islands.
Location: Cap Malheureux
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden
Explore tropical plants, giant water lilies and botanical collections.
Location: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden
L’Aventure du Sucre
Discover Mauritius’ sugar-production history at the former Beau Plan sugar factory.
Location: L’Aventure du Sucre
Port Louis
Explore:
- Caudan Waterfront
- Central Market
- Fort Adelaide
- Historic streets
- Shopping districts
Location: Port Louis
Northern Islands
Take a catamaran or speedboat excursion towards:
- Îlot Gabriel (Gabriel Island)
- Flat Island (Flat Island)
- Gunner’s Quoin (Gunner’s Quoin)
Trou aux Biches and Mont Choisy
Spend the day beach-hopping along the north-west coast.
Locations:
Longer Island Excursions
Grand Baie also provides a starting point for longer trips to:
- Chamarel
- Black River Gorges National Park
- Le Morne
- Trou aux Cerfs
- Grand Bassin
- Île aux Cerfs
- Tamarin
These destinations are outside the immediate Grand Baie area and require more travel time.
Related: Mauritius Road Trip Itinerary Guide
When Is the Best Time to Visit Grand Baie?
Grand Baie can be visited throughout the year, but the season changes the experience.
May to October
This is the cooler, comparatively drier period in Mauritius. It suits sightseeing, walking, shopping, and outdoor activities.
November to April
This is the warmer, more humid period. It suits visitors looking for tropical warmth, but rainfall and storm conditions need consideration.
Cyclone Season
The official cyclone season runs from November to May. Check weather warnings and marine conditions before booking water activities.
For a month-by-month overview, read our Mauritius weather and travel timing guide.
Suggested Grand Baie Itinerary
One Day in Grand Baie
A single day is enough to experience the village centre, a beach and some local shopping.
- Morning: Visit La Cuvette Beach.
- Late morning: Explore Grand Baie Bazaar and Sunset Boulevard.
- Lunch: Try seafood or Mauritian cuisine.
- Afternoon: Visit Pereybère or Mont Choisy.
- Evening: Enjoy dinner and waterfront nightlife.
Two Days in Grand Baie
Two days allow you to combine the village with a northern island experience.
Day 1: Beaches and Village Life
- Grand Baie Public Beach
- La Cuvette
- Sunset Boulevard
- Grand Baie Bazaar
- Local restaurant
- Evening lounge or nightclub
Day 2: Northern Islands
- Morning catamaran or speedboat departure
- Îlot Gabriel and Flat Island
- Swimming and snorkelling stops
- Return to Grand Baie
- Relaxed evening
Three Days in Grand Baie
Three days provide enough time to add northern Mauritius sightseeing.
Day 1: Grand Baie beaches, shopping and restaurants.
Day 2: Northern islands catamaran excursion.
Day 3: Cap Malheureux, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, L’Aventure du Sucre and Port Louis.
A private driver helps connect several inland attractions without repeated transport arrangements.
Practical Tips for Visiting Grand Baie
A little planning makes Grand Baie easier to explore.
- Carry sun protection: Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
- Pack swimwear: Several beaches are close to the village.
- Check marine conditions: Boat trips depend on weather and sea conditions.
- Confirm departure points: Northern island cruises leave from specific meeting locations.
- Respect religious sites: Follow dress and photography rules.
- Carry payment options: Keep access to Mauritian rupees for smaller purchases.
- Book group transport early: Confirm vehicle capacity for passengers and luggage.
- Plan evening returns: Arrange transport before late-night activities.
- Use offline maps: Save hotel addresses and meeting locations.
- Keep valuables secure: Take only what you need to the beach.
Related: What to Bring for Your Mauritius Holiday
FAQs About Grand Baie
Is Grand Baie worth visiting?
Yes. Grand Baie combines beaches, shopping, restaurants, nightlife and northern island excursions, making it a practical destination for several days.
Is Grand Baie good for families?
Yes. Families can enjoy nearby beaches, boat trips, shopping centres and resort facilities. Choose activities according to children’s ages and swimming abilities.
Is Grand Baie good for couples?
Yes. Couples can enjoy beachfront dining, sunset cruises, boutique accommodation and quieter nearby beaches such as La Cuvette.
Can you swim at Grand Baie Beach?
Swimming is possible in suitable designated areas, but the main bay has substantial boat activity. Pereybère and La Cuvette are useful alternatives.
Is Grand Baie expensive?
Costs vary widely. Public beaches are free, while luxury resorts, private tours, and ocean excursions create higher holiday expenses.
How far is Grand Baie from Mauritius Airport?
Allow approximately 75–90 minutes by road, depending on traffic and your accommodation’s exact location.
Does Grand Baie have nightlife?
Yes. Grand Baie has restaurants, bars, lounges and nightclubs, including venues in and around its central entertainment areas.
Can you explore Grand Baie without a rental car?
Yes. Walking, buses, taxis, private drivers and organised tours provide alternatives to renting a vehicle.
Is Grand Baie better than Flic en Flac?
Grand Baie suits visitors prioritising northern island cruises, shopping and nightlife. Flic en Flac suits travellers interested in the west coast and its surrounding attractions.
How many days should you spend in Grand Baie?
Three to five days provide time for beaches, northern island cruises, shopping and nearby sightseeing. Longer stays suit resort-focused holidays.
Explore Grand Baie With Transport Already Arranged
Grand Baie gives you plenty to experience, from quiet beaches and local markets to catamaran cruises, cultural landmarks and nightlife.
But your hotel, boat departure point and sightseeing attractions are not always within walking distance.
MoRide Mauritius helps you arrange airport transfers, local transport and private sightseeing journeys so your plans connect smoothly.
Whether you’re arriving with luggage, planning a northern island cruise or visiting several attractions in one day, you can organise the right vehicle for your trip.
Contact MoRide Mauritius to arrange your Grand Baie transport and request a personalised quote.
Sources
| Source | Link |
| Republic of Mauritius. GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY. | https://govmu.org/EN/Pages/default.aspx |
| Ministry of Tourism – Government of Mauritius | https://tourism.govmu.org/ |
| Expedia: Grand-Baie Travel Guide | https://www.expedia.co.uk/Grand-Baie.dx500119 |
| Trip.com: Grand Baie Travel Guide | https://www.trip.com/travel-guide/destination/grand-baie-10556/ |
