Des plages privées sur le littorale nord?

I don’t want to sound one sided but ever wondered whom owns these lands? (ban gro palto)they seems to be given more advantage than us mauritians
they mostly comes from other countries and show off here (not all of them though) 🙂

Mauritius c’est un vrai Plaisir ._.

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meilleur zafer pou faire dans sa cas la c kas ene poz devant zot et compte ban pas depuis high tide mark lor la plage devant ban dimoun la:D normalement vissen bizin rapele kifer mone dire sa

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Bravo Yashvin !!!!

This is a superb post. I will share it with everyone I know cause, like you said, some people just take advantage of the naiveness of other people

Every time I get hearing of such “Private beach. Keep away” sign, my blood boils.

There is NO such thing as a PRIVATE beach in Mauritius. And this is a thing I have always been proud to tell foreign friends.

You are not allowed to walk on private green, but you have full right to walk on sand. They do not have the right to put such “Keep away” signs on the beaches. I recommend that we go report that to the nearest Police Station and get this report signed.
A friend and I did exactly that some years ago. We reported to the Police that “Le Royal Palm Hotel” prevented us to use the beach and jetty in front of the hotel.
I remembered that they (the security guards) told us (with a Jack Bauer tone): “This is a private beach and President Chirac is staying here, you can’t come in front of the hotel. MOVE AWAY NOW!

An article of this incident came on Defi Plus the next saturday. This was GREAT.

I really hope your post come to the attention of the media and Mauritian politicians!!!

Cheers,
B

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@Bernardo:

“Every time I get hearing of such “Private beach. Keep away” sign, my blood boils.”

i totally understand you…in fact we Muritians (poor & middle class) will soon be restricted to “reserves” like Aborigins are allocated in Australia n America, Canada…(correct me if am wrong..)

Then tourist will come visit us like in zoos….

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@Nayar:
“Stationement” does it refer to car parking???

Maybe they mean not to put your “natte” ek picnic on that spot…even then I believe they can’t do anything as long as you are on the beach itself….

Like some hotels have specific cleaned sea section in front of the hotel. They limit it to floating “buoys” (written like this?) If you wish to swim there they have no right to stop you coz the sea is not private!

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Zot ena droit fer sa???

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Well, if hotels are cleaning the beach, it should be considered as a patriotic act. Thats all.

This does not in any way make them owners of any sort. The beaches are for the public.

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ena ene lotel ki trouve bord la mer dans l’endroit, ena ene laloi ki dire ki n’importe ki lotel bizin crée ene l’impasse pou ki ban dimoun kapav alle lamer sans constraint, mais cki mo konner la, li pan fer nariien except lin mette pied palmis pou blok sa lîmpasse la .. lot fois la mo p alle lamer, cuisinier la vinne ar moi, dire moi mo pa gagne droit marche ici, li laisse moi pou sanne fois la, lendemain mo re-passer, li dire moi li pou telephone lapolice pou dire ki ene voleur (moi) in rente dans proprieté l’hotel ,, mo dire li telephoner, en meme temps manager vini, deman moi kifer mo la, mo explike li, li dire moi cki konne laloi passer et pas dire nariien

Maurice C’est Un Plaisir .. alors mo deman moi kifer ban dimoun cki pa konne zotte droit, zotte contines coyonne zotte :S

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@ Reena DKL
“thrown out à coup de savattes dodo..(koi ke p gate savate la so valeur…)”
Taaiii… zoli kalott ha!! 🙂

Zistement, ti ena enn lartik dans WeekEnd semaine derniere lorla, ek reponse bann proprietaire.
Alorss, ena trouve pou dire ki gagne droit passer seulement, mais pas stationner? Zot ti kwar private parking ha? Bé pa ti ena pou asté lakaz pieds-dans-l’eau si koumha mo bourzwaa! Ou ti nek ti ena pou faire enn miraille siss-mett hauterr tout-autour ou lakaz, entour enn ti-boutt la-mer tou la-dan, coumsa ou l’environnment visuel pas polluer par nous, bann pov fess-nwar / nwar-touni ki nou été. Mais pa blié, couma mo prof sé-pé-eu ti toultan dir: avant ou alé, péssé paye lor la-terr mem ha! Alors, ou pou dimander ki péssé nou pé kozé la? Abé first and foremost, miraille dans bord la-mer = erosion garantie! Partout coumsa, parski enn miraille li rigide, ek li empess dissipation l’énergie bann vagues lors enn la-plage normale. Couma ou coummence mett miraille enn place, premier victime, c;est la-plaz ki divant miraille la-mem, lerla, l’energie vague-la “concentrer” dans bann lezott place kot enkor ena la-plaz pou dissiper (en d’ott mot, ena moins kantité la-plaz pou dissipe mem kantité total l’énergie bann vagues) alors, lezott la-plaz oussi souffert problem erosion. Ou pou dir moi ki ou pas ti conner: abé ignorance of the law (of nature in this case) is never an excuse. Ek si ou kwar mo pe zouer lors mot, pas blier ki ou ti siposé gagne enn permission la-cour (blié sa eunuque sans-dent ki appel Beach Authority-la) pou erige n’importe ki structure permanente within high-water mark. Mais, couma mo’nn plein dire/constater ici et partout dans Dodoland), bann autorités zamé pas exerce zott autorité (contre lobbies, politique, populisme ek demagogie), ek samem la-cause de 80% nous bann problem zordi-zour.
Bon, mo repeter ki mo pas content souhaite malherr dimoune, mais quand mo rapelle ki’nn deja arrive moi (enn proprietaire campement ti larg so bann li-sien lor mo groupe camarade ki ti pe la-pess aswar, ek nou’nn bizin saute dans dilo dans nwar-mem pou capav sové) vraiment esperer ki ennn zour gagne enn tsunami assez puissant pou rasse sa-bann miraille-la…
Enn tas pou dir: “aaaryo! guette couma li méchant!”
Mo reponne zott, avec sourire: “Méchant peut-être, mais puuutain, qu’est-ce que ça soulage!!!”

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@Gui: @Gui:

TOTALLY D’ACCORD EK TOI!!!

A quand le plan!?

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@Torpedo:

of course nu kapav met program la diboute…bzin zis ki zot tou solidaire…

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