Mahebourg
Grand Port District, Mauritius — 34 km
Mauritius - Live in Flic en Flac
🇲🇺 Black River · Mauritius — Altitude 50 m
This live stream looks out over Flic en Flac on the west coast of Mauritius. Watch the view as it runs, check the local time and see whether conditions are good for a beach day before you go. It is a practical way to get a feel for the coast without leaving home.
Flic en Flac is a long sandy stretch on Mauritius's western shore, in the Black River district. The island sits in the Indian Ocean and is known for its lagoons, volcanic interior and coral reefs. The west coast is popular for its sunsets, which often turn the sky orange and pink over the water, and it has a more relaxed pace than the busier resort areas further south.
The stream is listed as a general live view, so the exact scene depends on the angle, but coastal cameras on this shore typically show the waterline, the beach and the sky. Calm mornings are often clear, while afternoons can bring cloud build-up and passing showers. Late afternoon, around sunset, is usually the most rewarding time to watch, when light on the water changes quickly.
Mauritius has a tropical climate. The hot and wet season runs from roughly December to April, with cyclone risk in those months, while the cooler, drier winter from May to October is usually more comfortable for walking and beach time. Flic en Flac is reached by road from the capital Port Louis, and the nearby Mahebourg and Saint Pierre cameras show other parts of the island.
Source: camsecure.co.uk
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Current conditions and a three-day forecast for Flic en Flac are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so check there before planning your time outdoors.
The local time for Flic en Flac is shown on this page, based on Mauritius time. Mauritius does not change its clocks for daylight saving, so the time stays the same all year.
The camera is on the west coast of Mauritius at Flic en Flac, in the Black River district. The map on this page marks its position, and the stream is provided by its source with a link on the page.
Late afternoon is often the most interesting, especially around sunset when the light on the west coast softens. Mornings tend to be calmer, so choose the time that suits the conditions you want to see.
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