Travel Guide Belle Mare Et Palmar

To the north of Trou d'Eau Douce begins a very beautiful beach, one of the longest on the island, which stretches for several kilometers from Palmar to Pointe de Flacq, passing through Belle Mare. At the level of this last village, it gains particularly in attraction by its shape in arc of circle, its depth, its exposure to the north-east, the saving shade provided at the back by the filaos. The place is quiet, little frequented, except on weekends for picnics and family music. Here, the coastal landscape differs from that of the rest of the island. The sugar cane gives way to market gardens where the inhabitants grow fruits and vegetables, offering beautiful scenes of life at the cooler hours of the day, early in the morning and at the end of the day. Everywhere reigns a soft tranquility that favors the absence of frantic constructions, the flowery care brought to the surroundings of the hotels, and the breeze, so light, which blows permanently...