Flic en Flac beach.

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

The coast at Flic en Flac, Mauritius
Photo by HAI YANG
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
Find the public beach

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.

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