This beachfront apartment offers front-row ocean living with uninterrupted sea views, a large covered terrace, and seamless indoor–outdoor flow. Perfectly positioned at Cape Point, it combines the space and privacy of a luxury home with resort-style amenities, including a swimming pool and direct beach access. Ideal for families or groups seeking comfort, views, and one of the best beachfront locations on the island.

Cape Point sits on the Coastal Road in Cap Malheureux, Mauritius' tranquil northern tip. You're beachfront—literally steps from the sand and lagoon—but also perfectly positioned to explore the island's northern highlights without the tourist crowds or price tags of staying in the center of Grand Bay. Minutes from your door: Beach: On your doorstep—no exaggeration. Wake up, walk out, dive in. Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice (Red Roof Church): A short stroll away. This iconic landmark with its crimson roof against turquoise waters is one of the most photographed spots in Mauritius. Visit early for the best light and fewer crowds. Grand Bay (7km, ~10 minutes): The island's buzzing northern hub. Restaurants, cafés, bars, shopping, grocery stores (including supermarkets for stocking your kitchen), and nightlife are all a quick drive away. Close enough to enjoy, far enough to relax in peace. Day-trip distance: Pereybere Beach (~5 minutes): Calm, family-friendly beach with excellent snorkeling. Botanical Gardens, Pamplemousses (~25 minutes): Wander among giant water lilies and centuries-old trees. Sugar Museum, L'Aventure du Sucre (~30 minutes): Dive into Mauritius' history through its most famous export. Port Louis (~40 minutes): The capital city. Markets, museums, waterfront dining, and cultural immersion. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (~50km, 50-60 minutes): Easy access for arrivals and departures. What's nearby: Water sports at your fingertips: scuba diving, kite surfing, catamaran trips, and snorkeling excursions all operate from nearby launch points. Local fishing culture: Watch fishermen bring in the day's catch, or grab fresh seafood from beachside vendors. Authentic island vibes: Cap Malheureux is a real fishing village, not a tourist fabrication. You'll see locals living their lives, kids playing on the beach, and Sunday picnics under the palms.