Flic en Flac beach.
A west-coast beach walk with casuarina shade and food stands nearby.

- Where it is
- West coast
- Come for
- Beach time and food nearby
- In the water
- Lagoon and boat activity
In this guide
Flic en Flac works well as the centre of a west-coast day. Make room for the sand, a food stop and time to enjoy the coast without another long drive.
What brings you here
Flic en Flac is on the west coast, with a long sandy shoreline and casuarina trees. Mauritius Now highlights nearby street-food stands and the area’s diving opportunities.
Come here when you want a beach day with the option of finding something to eat nearby. Choose a public-beach arrival point before travelling, particularly if someone is dropping you off and collecting you later.
Plan the day around it
A diving outing is a separate plan from a beach visit. Confirm the departure point, suitability, equipment and conditions with the operator before including it in your day.
Before you go
- Beach identity
- Flic en Flac is included in the public beach register.Source
- Food and shade
- Food stands and casuarina shade are described by the tourism board. Individual trading hours vary.Source
- Toilet locations
- A September 2026 notice names blocks opposite Manisa Hotel and opposite the cemetery. The notice is not a live opening report.Source
A few useful answers
Which destination should I use for arrival?
Use Flic en Flac Public Beach as your starting search. Check the exact pin and public access route before travelling.
What should I check before visiting?
Check the current weather and local access notices. Confirm the facilities your group needs, especially changing rooms, toilets and a step-free route.
How do I add it to my trip?
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Sources and guide notes
Sources consulted on 13 October 2026. Practical arrangements can change. Itinerary suggestions are our editorial planning ideas.

