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Located along the coastal road heading toward Port Mathurin, it serves as a popular, easily accessible spot for travelers to pull over, stretch, and capture the changing light over the lagoon.

The long walkway offers panoramic views of the surrounding hillsides meeting the coastline, with crystal-clear waters directly beneath, allowing you to easily spot small marine life and corals from above.

Unlike some of the calmer, sandy beaches on the island, this point has a beautifully raw and windy atmosphere, ideal for travelers who want to experience the wilder, untouched side of Rodrigues' coastline.

The main ferry terminal connecting Rodrigues to Mauritius. A key arrival point for passengers and cargo, located in the heart of Port Mathurin

An iconic hilltop monument overlooking Port Mathurin, offering panoramic views and serving as one of Rodrigues' most famous cultural and religious landmarks.

A peaceful beach on the east coast of Rodrigues, known for its clear waters, beautiful scenery, and relaxing atmosphere.

A scenic viewpoint offering stunning panoramic views of Baladirou’s coastline and lagoon — the perfect stop to relax, take photos, and experience the beauty of Rodrigues

Bigarade Beach is a peaceful coastal spot in Baladirou, Rodrigues, offering beautiful ocean views, a relaxing atmosphere, and the perfect setting to enjoy the island’s natural charm. A hidden gem for a quiet walk, sunset moments, and authentic Rodrigues experiences

A peaceful beach offering stunning lagoon views, calm waters, and a relaxing Rodrigues island experience

Caverne Poverne is a natural attraction in Rodrigues, offering a glimpse into the island’s unique landscapes and hidden geological treasures. A fascinating place to explore and discover the natural beauty of Rodrigues.

A tranquil beach with scenic ocean views, perfect for relaxation and experiencing the natural beauty of Rodrigues

Rivière Banane Main Beach is one of Rodrigues Island's hidden coastal gems. Nestled on the island's northeast coast, it is known for its crystal-clear turquoise lagoon, peaceful atmosphere, and untouched natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling in the nearby Natural Aquarium, relax on the white sandy beach, watch local fishermen at work, or hike along the scenic coastal trails. It is the perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and an authentic Rodrigues experience.

Perched above the peaceful valley of Rivière Banane, this viewpoint offers one of the most breathtaking panoramas in Rodrigues. From here, visitors can admire the lush agricultural gardens, dramatic green hills, and the sparkling turquoise lagoon stretching towards the Indian Ocean. The contrast between the fertile valley and the crystal-clear sea creates a truly unforgettable landscape.

Rodrigues' most peaceful hidden treasures, where untouched natural beauty meets the crystal-clear turquoise lagoon

Pointe Coton Beach is one of the most beautiful and iconic beaches in Rodrigues, renowned for its powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and peaceful atmosphere. Fringed by majestic casuarina trees and unique coral rock formations, this unspoiled paradise is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, picnics, and simply relaxing while enjoying breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean

Anse Ali Beach is a peaceful and secluded coastal gem on the eastern side of Rodrigues, offering a perfect escape for visitors seeking tranquility and unspoiled natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling green hills and bordered by the island's crystal-clear turquoise lagoon, the beach features soft golden-white sand and calm, shallow waters that are ideal for relaxing, beach walks, and enjoying the breathtaking scenery.

Located near the famous coastal trail towards Trou d’Argent, St François Beach is also a great starting point for exploring some of Rodrigues’ most beautiful hidden coves and natural wonders. It represents the simple, peaceful, and preserved beauty that makes Rodrigues unique.

Roche Bon Dieu, also known as Roche Bondieu, is a legendary rock formation located in the eastern region of Rodrigues Island, near Pointe Coton. The name means “Good God’s Rock,” inspired by a local legend that the rock fell from the sky

Tombeau Maragon is a historical and cultural site in Rodrigues, linked to the island’s rich past and local traditions. This peaceful landmark carries stories from generations of Rodriguan heritage and offers visitors a glimpse into the island’s history beyond its natural landscapes. Surrounded by the quiet beauty of the Rodrigues countryside, Tombeau Maragon provides a meaningful stop for those interested in discovering local legends, traditions, and the cultural identity of the island. It is a place where history, memory, and the authentic spirit of Rodrigues come together.

Mont Limon Viewpoint is one of the highest and most spectacular viewpoints in Rodrigues, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the island’s landscapes. From the summit, visitors can admire the patchwork of green valleys, villages, mountains, and the endless turquoise lagoon surrounding Rodrigues

Away from the more crowded tourist areas, Fumier Beach is ideal for those looking to relax, enjoy scenic ocean views, take photographs, or experience the simple beauty of the island’s coastline. The calm surroundings and traditional atmosphere provide a genuine glimpse of everyday life in Rodrigues

A scenic coastal ride from Anse aux Anglais through the capital Port Mathurin, then down the wild east coast past Gravier to Mourouk — the island's kite-surfing bay.

A winding highland loop up the famous 52-Contours road, past Jeantac and down to the south-west, returning along the coast via Baie aux Huitres and Grande Montagne — sweeping views across the heart of the island.

Ride from Port Mathurin across the island to Rodrigues' most famous turquoise beaches — Pointe Coton and Saint François — soft white sand, calm lagoon and beach shacks for lunch.

Ride to the Graviers car park on the wild south-east coast, then take the scenic ~30-minute coastal walk to Trou d'Argent — the postcard cove ringed by cliffs that many call the island's finest beach.

A tough inland trek via Quatre Vents, Citron Donis and Anse Baleine — much is off-trail through dense vegetation with aggressive mosquitoes, but the final descent to Anse Baleine is sublime. Difficult · bring repellent, water and good shoes.

Varied landscapes via Anse aux Anglais, Port Mathurin, Mont Lubin and Mont Limon — coastline and palms, then tropical forest (bring mosquito repellent), then beautiful mountain viewpoints at Mont Limon. Difficult · one-way.