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( 263 7664; Royal Rd; 7am-midnight)
Friendly bar and cafe with a lethal selection of
rhum
arrangés
(flavoured rums).
Beach House
( 263 2599; Royal Rd; 11.30am-late Tue-Sun)
Owned by a famous South African rugby player,
this lively joint bustles with about as much energy as a sports match in overtime. The
owner is sometimes seen roaming around shirtless signing autographs. A major draw is
the unbeatable location, smack dab along the lapping waves of Grand Baie's emerald la-
goon. Skip the uninspired pub grub and come early for sunset cocktails - you'll have
front-row seats and get to carouse with the other patrons before everyone's soused.
There's live music on Sunday afternoons.
BAR
Patch 'n Parrot
( 269 0374; Royal Rd; noon-midnight Mon-Sat)
Out on the road to Mon Choisy, this popular
sports bar is one of the best places in town for those who love their sports - two massive
screens broadcast pretty much nonstop. It's out of town so you'll need your own vehicle,
but its proximity to Hidden Reef and Les Enfants Terribles mean that you could spend a
whole night here without having to stray too far. Opening hours may vary with the sea-
sons so it's worth ringing ahead to check they're open.
SPORTS BAR
Entertainment
Les Enfants Terribles
( 263 8117; Royal Rd, Pointe aux Canonniers; 7pm-3am Fri & Sat)
The top pick for a night out on
the town, the 'little terrors' has a roaring dance floor, a chilled-out lounge and a special
VIP section that overflows with champagne. Walls bedecked with hundreds of crinkled
photos of partiers confirm the sociable local vibe.
NIGHTCLUB
NIGHTCLUB
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