Flic en Flac

Flic en Flac unrolls one of the island's longest public beaches, about 6 km of white sand on the west coast. The reef creates a clear lagoon for swimming and snorkelling, and good dive sites are close by. Mauritian families gather here at weekends to the sound of sega. The quieter northern end is one of the best sunset spots.

Swimming
Swimming
Snorkeling
Shade
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Facilities
Snack
Best for
Sunset, Families, Snorkelling
Sea urchins: wear water shoes. Crowded at weekends. Marked shoreline erosion.

Tides

↓20:10Low tide · 12 cmTue 13
↑02:21High tide · 59 cmWed 14
↓07:45Low tide · 27 cmWed 14
↑13:45High tide · 63 cmWed 14

Sources : Wikipedia – Flic en Flac · Yellow Zebra – West coast beaches · Air Mauritius – 5 beautiful beaches of Mauritius · Mapcarta (OSM) – Flic en Flac Public Beach