Plage
Mauritius · Savanne
Riambel beach, located at the end of the village in the south of Mauritius, offers a wild setting with its long stretch of sand lined with filaos. It is a quiet and uncrowded spot, perfect for riders seeking authenticity away from the crowds.
The preserved turquoise lagoon attracts for its shallow water and conditions suitable for freestyle. There is a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for calm sessions at sunset.
Directly accessible from the village, the beach remains public along its entire length, with easy access to the water.
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The spot mainly works with south to southeast winds, which blow side-shore on the long south-facing beach. These constant trade winds offer good stability once on the water, although take-off can be a bit gusty near the beach due to surrounding trees.
The sailing area is a shallow lagoon with a sandy bottom, perfect for freestyle and tricks. The water entry is easy along the entire length of the beach, which is public and side-shore. At high tide, the water surface is optimal with more space, while at low tide, the shallow depth allows for standing for a long time but makes navigation technical.
The launch areas are medium-sized, sheltered by a sandbar. For waves, you need to go out to sea, but the spot excels especially in flat to light chop. Be cautious of the strong current that can drift offshore, especially in strong southeast winds.
Sources :mauritius-travel.com · bonjourmaurice.com · mauritiussurfholidays.com · unplug-kitesurf.com
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