Point d'Esny is a lagoon break located on the southeastern coast of Mauritius, characterized by shallow, protected waters separated from the open ocean by a coral reef system. The coastline faces northeast, with the lagoon extending into relatively protected waters. The spot features a fringing reef structure with numerous shallow coral patches visible from above, creating a complex bathymetry. The residential development along the beach indicates moderate accessibility. Best conditions occur with northeastern to northwestern winds (315° direction preferred) that provide side-shore flow. Water conditions are rough with 2.3m average waves, though the reef provides some protection. Visibility of multiple coral formations and color-stratified water suggests strong currents and variable depths. This spot suits intermediate riders comfortable navigating reef environments and reading water conditions. Key considerations include understanding tidal influences on water depth, respecting the coral ecosystem, monitoring current direction shifts, and being aware of other water users near residential areas. Low wind reliability (21.6%) means sessions are inconsistent.