CLIFFS OF THE GREY-GREY AND THE WEEPING ROCK
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Souillac,
Mauritius
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2024
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2024
La Roche qui pleure is a rocky outcrop in the sea at the end of which the waves rush in a fault
Atypical for Mauritius, the point of view opens on a wild and stormy beach (waves), dominated by black cliffs. No need to bring your towel: the currents are too strong to allow swimming. From there, by the path that runs along the shoreline at the top of the cliffs, one reaches the Weeping Rock: a rocky advance into the sea at the end of which the waves rush into a fault to make the rock "weep". Superb tones at the end of the afternoon.
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Pour les plus curieux, la cascade Mamoizelle se trouve à deux pas.
Un point de vue qui mérite le détour ! Une belle plage au sable blanc eau turquoise et le bruit des vagues qui viennent s'y écrasées.
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La roche qui pleure, encore plus impressionnant que la falaise gris gris mais attention à vos appareils photos ou téléphone car au moment où on s'y attend le moins, on risque de prendre une vraie douche qui vous détrempe des pieds à la tête ainsi que vos appareils. Le site est gratuit et on y rencontre des Mauriciens très sympa avec qui échanger un moment loin des plages carte postale.