Beaches · Black River
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Flic-en-Flac · Black River
A major public beach in the west: five sections opened between 1940 and 2021, 18.7 hectares and 3.1 kilometres of shoreline, three toilet blocks, two car parks and a duty ambulance.
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La Prairie · Black River
A public beach in the south-west in three sections, opened in 1991 and 2013: 11.7 hectares, close to 1.3 kilometres of shoreline, and an upgrade thought through down to the surface of the car park.
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Albion · Black River
A public beach on the west coast, 1.8 hectares and 205 metres of shoreline, where a lifesaving group, the Albion Life Saving Group, assists bathers.
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Tamarin · Black River
Four hundred metres of public shore at Tamarin, on the west coast, open to everyone since 1940.
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Le Morne · Black River
A public beach at the south-western tip in four sections, opened between 1991 and 2014: 22.3 hectares and close to 3.5 kilometres of shoreline, including the only section in the west to exceed 1,900 metres.
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La Preneuse · Black River
On the west coast, a quiet beach guarded by a Martello tower and its cannons, where fishing boats bob on the water and sea trips depart.
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Pointe aux Sables · Black River
Three plots of public shore on the west coast, two hectares in all, the oldest of them open to everyone since 1940.
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Wolmar · Black River
A public beach on the west coast that meets the sea along fifty metres of shore, for 1.26 hectares.
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