Best of Flacq District

Flacq Essentials

Flacq encompasses the eastern edge of Mauritius, featuring the 18-hole Legend Golf Course and the expansive white sands of Belle Mare. The region is home to the island's largest open-air market and the volcanic cave of Pont Bon Dieu. Offshore, the lagoon surrounding Île aux Cerfs provides shallow waters for snorkeling, while the Sagar Shiv Mandir temple sits on a small island connected by a bridge. Inland, the Domaine de l'Etoile covers 1,200 hectares of protected forest and former sugar estate land.

Flacq Essentials — Map

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Deer Island

The stunning island is located off the east coast of Mauritius and rightfully is one of the most popular places to visit.

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Belle Mare Coastal Area

The Belle Mare coastal area offers miles of beautiful unspoilt spotless sandy beaches that seem like paradise.

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Flacq Market

The largest open-air market of the island attracts a huge diverse crowd. Come inhale the distinguishable atmosphere!

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Waterpark

Aquatic leisure center featuring multiple slides, a wave pool, and dedicated children's play areas.

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Pont Bon Dieu

Natural volcanic cave set within a sugarcane field, offering views of the surrounding countryside and the eastern coastline.

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Viewpoint La Nicoliere

Elevated lookout point overlooking the man-made La Nicolière reservoir and the surrounding mountain ranges.

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Domaine De Etoile

A 1,200-hectare private nature reserve featuring endemic forests, former sugar plantations, and trails for hiking and quad biking.

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The Legend Golf Course

Built in order to host international events, the course near Belle Mare beach sure tests the visitors' golf skills! A demanding challenge!

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Sagar Shiv Mandir

Hindu temple situated on the islet of Goyave de Chine, featuring a 108-foot bronze-colored statue of Lord Shiva.

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Poste Lafayette

A rugged public beach characterized by volcanic rock formations and strong winds, with sections of coastline unprotected by the coral reef.

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