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Above the lagoons of Grand Baie, the paille-en-queue glides on long white tail feathers. The tropicbird lends its name and its sense of grace to Pereybere's newest residential address.
Paille en Queue II is the second phase of an already established residential concept, developed by Acacia (Dil Property Development Ltd). Every residence is designed around natural light, generous space and a close relationship with the surrounding turquoise waters and greenery. The project is currently finalising, with delivery expected around November 2026.
Two configurations anchor the offer. Six four-bedroom apartments, each spanning roughly 212 to 229 square metres, are priced between Rs 26 million and Rs 30 million. Alongside them sit two-bedroom apartments across 2 blocks, (Coin de mire & Pieter Both) ranging from 115 to 126 square metres and priced from Rs 12.7 million to Rs 17 million.
Every unit comes with air conditioning, a private balcony and covered parking.(basement) Residents share a swimming pool, gymnasium, lift access, backup generator and round-the-clock security within a walled, gated compound. Foreigners are eligible to purchase, a detail that continues to matter in a market where residency status still shapes buying decisions.
The four-bedroom units are pitched as the development's centrepiece, built for buyers unwilling to compromise on space or finish. The two-bedroom units target a different audience: couples, young families and investors drawn to Pereybere's proximity to the beach, shops and public transport.
Payment follows the standard escrow route. Mauritian cash buyers place eighty percent with the notary, with the balance called once construction is fully complete. Foreign cash buyers pay ten percent upfront, with the remainder due once the Economic Development Board approves the acquisition.
For a development named after a bird known for effortless flight, Paille en Queue II is aiming for a landing exactly where it promised: finished, on time, and firmly rooted in Pereybere.
