Official tourism page for the Flic en Flac beach/diving area.
Mauritius · Mauritius main island
Snake II is a small reef with sand and varied marine life.
Snake II is a small reef with sand and varied marine life.
Snake II is a small reef on Mauritius' west coast near Flic en Flac, close to Snake Reef, and served by the local boat-diving circuit. The reef sits in sand, which gives it a clean, readable profile for underwater photography and video, while the surrounding water is known for a broad mix of marine life and generally workable west-coast conditions. It is best approached as a relaxed reef dive when the sea is settled, with winter winds and currents narrowing the easy window.
Safety Notes
Check local sea state before departure, especially in windier months, and plan around west-coast weather changes.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Reef photography and slow exploration are the clear strengths of Snake II.
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Official tourism page for the Flic en Flac beach/diving area.
General Mauritius diving season context.
Snake II spot page with reef and marine-life description.

West-coast boat reef near Flic en Flac with strong macro life and photo appeal.

Tug 2, Wreck: shallow wreck with macro life.

Shallow lagoon for calm dolphin swims.