MauritiusFlic En Flac
Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Flic En Flac.
8 routes
Casela Nature Park: Lion Walk & Zip-line Adventure
Casela Nature Park in the hills above Flic en Flac offers the extraordinary chance to walk alongside African lions, zip-line over a gorge, and explore the Mauritian wilderness
Flic en Flac Diving: Wrecks, Reefs & Sleeping Sharks
The dive sites off Flic en Flac are among the best in Mauritius — a cluster of wrecks, pristine reef walls, and a cave where nurse sharks sleep during the day
Black River Gorges National Park: Mauritius' Wilderness Interior
A 20-minute drive from Flic en Flac leads to Mauritius' only national park — 6,500 hectares of endemic forest protecting the pink pigeon, echo parakeet, and the island's last wild rivers
Flic en Flac Lagoon Beach & Mauritian Sunset Strip
Flic en Flac stretches along one of Mauritius' longest lagoon beaches — calm turquoise water protected by the outer reef, white sand, and a string of beach restaurants for spectacular sunsets
Mauritius Sugar Heritage: Estate Tour & L'Aventure du Sucre
Sugar built Mauritius — from the first Dutch plantations to the British colonial estates that defined the island's culture and landscape, the sugar heritage tells the full Mauritian story
Dolphin Watch & Catamaran Cruise off Flic en Flac
A morning catamaran from Flic en Flac's beach heads to the dolphin grounds off the southwest coast, where spinner dolphin pods of 500 or more gather in the open ocean
Mauritian Cuisine: Dholl Puri, Rougaille & Creole Fusion
Mauritius is a culinary crossroads of India, China, France, and Africa — dholl puri flatbreads, Creole rougaille, Chinese dim sum, and the finest rum distilled from fresh sugar cane
Le Morne Brabant: UNESCO Mountain & Slave Heritage
Le Morne Brabant is the dramatic basalt monolith at the southwest tip of Mauritius — a UNESCO World Heritage Site where escaped slaves once hid, and now surrounded by world-class kite surfing