Property in the East of Mauritius
The East is postcard Mauritius: the beaches of Belle Mare, translucent lagoons, the grand hotels and the golf courses. A region that has deliberately stayed peaceful, where the property market is more confidential, and that is precisely its charm.
Living in the East
Belle Mare lines up several kilometres of white sand, arguably the finest beach on the island. Beau Champ has grown around the Anahita golf estate, and Trou d'Eau Douce remains the departure point for Île aux Cerfs. No commercial bustle here: you choose the East for calm, nature and the raw beauty of the lagoon.
A point of honesty our clients appreciate: the trade winds blow harder on the east coast during the southern winter, from June to September. Some see welcome freshness; others prefer to visit at that time of year to decide with full knowledge.
The property market in the East
Supply is scarcer than in the North or West, concentrated on golf residences such as Anahita, lagoon-front villas and a few approved schemes open to foreigners. That scarcity protects value: buying in the East means buying a setting the island will not reproduce.
Seasonal rentals perform well, carried by the region's holiday image and the proximity of the grand hotels.
Who is it for?
The East is for those who put tranquillity first: second homes facing the lagoon, golfers who want to live on the green, investors betting on scarcity. If your priority is social life and shops within walking distance, look North instead; if it is space and beauty, the East never disappoints.
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The East market is confidential and properties go fast. Create an alert with your criteria: you will be emailed as soon as a listing is published there.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy in the East of Mauritius?
Yes, in the region's approved schemes, notably golf residences such as Anahita in Beau Champ. A purchase of USD 375,000 or more entitles you to a permanent residence permit.
Is the East suited to a second home?
It is its natural habitat: an exceptional setting, tranquillity, and seasonal rentals that perform well for the rest of the year thanks to the region's seaside image.
What is the climate like on the east coast?
The lagoon is splendid all year round, but the trade winds blow harder from June to September. We often recommend visiting during the southern winter to decide with full knowledge.