Flic-en-Flac City Guide

Try seafood curries and local snacks like Dholl Puri. International foods from Italian to Chinese are available. Some options for vegetarians.

The nightlife is mellow, focused on beach bars and a few clubs.

A few cafes and international chains offer decent coffee.

Not required, but always appreciated. Usually 5-10% in restaurants if a service fee isn’t included.

Buy SIM cards at the airport or local shops. Registration with ID is needed.

Streets are tidy, especially in areas near the beach and tourist spots.

Few 24/7 services available, mostly found in hotels.

You can find international goods in big supermarkets. Markets are mostly open from 9 AM to 8 PM.

Card payments work fine in hotels and big restaurants, but bring cash for local shops and vendors.

ATMs are easy to find, usually near banks and supermarkets. Be aware of possible fees.

International schools with English/French instruction are nearby. Contact schools for admission details.

Small but growing community of digital nomads with some meetups and co-living options around the island.

Beautiful public spaces at the beach and close to national parks for nature lovers.

The beach and coastal roads are popular for scenic and safe runs.

Gyms and hotel fitness facilities are available for casual use.

Available at resorts and a few private clubs. Equipment rental usually offered.

Less common, but could be found at some resorts.

Hotels and some independent spaces offer yoga. English-speaking instructors are common.

Some gyms offer classes like kickboxing. Dedicated martial arts centers are less common.

There's no skiing here as Mauritius is tropical.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, and more are available. Rentals are easy to find.

Surf at Tamarin Bay, about 15-20 mins away. Best in winter.

Excellent dive sites with coral reefs and shipwrecks. Shops rent gear and offer lessons.

Clinics are nearby for minor issues, but larger emergencies are handled in bigger towns. Pharmacies are common.

Tap water is generally safe, but bottled water is better if you're cautious.

Great place for families with beaches and parks. Family-friendly restaurants are common.

Tourist areas are generally more open; legal protections exist, but acceptance levels vary.

Pets require advance arrangements due to strict import rules. Veterinary services are in town.