If you're fortunate enough to have good weather, one of the most stunning beaches in Mauritius is a must-visit. The contrast of the white sand against the black volcanic rocks and the turquoise waters is simply breathtaking.
We chose to organize our trip ourselves so that we could spend more time on the island. We took a transfer boat from Pointe Murice jetty, which costs 450 MUR per adult and 300 MUR per child and includes a welcome drink and sunbeds. The island can be explored at your own pace, and you can park your car in the jetty's parking lot. The last return transfer is at 5 pm, and they run every half an hour from 3 pm.
On-site, there's a restaurant, a bar, and a gift shop, which are a bit expensive, but it's expected. There are also plenty of water sports activities to enjoy.
If possible, try to arrive early in the day. Between 11 am and 2 pm, the beach can get quite crowded with tourists from catamaran and speed boat tours. During lunchtime, it's best to avoid the beach area where the boat tours do their lunch grills (south from the Bubble beach). The beach is relatively narrow, and the tables are right on the beach. Behind the beach, there are many private property signs from the golf course, and the smell of fuel is prevalent due to the high number of boats. However, outside of lunchtime, it can be quite pleasant.