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Mauritius as a Plan B Country Lifestyle

Mauritius as a Plan B Country for Expats: Visas, Costs, Safety & Lifestyle

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Curepipe Market Mauritius Travel
April 29, 2026

Curepipe Market Mauritius: Opening Hours, Food, Shopping & Tourist Tips

Curepipe Market Mauritius is a bustling, everyday local market nestled on the island’s cooler central plateau. If you want to experience authentic Mauritian life away from the coastal beach resorts, this is the perfect starting point. Known for its vibrant displays of fresh produce, tasty street food, and practical textiles, the market offers a grounded […]

A group of laborers from India being transported by ship to Mauritius. Culture
April 20, 2026

Labour Day in Mauritius: History and Modern Traditions

Labour Day in Mauritius is a public holiday on 1 May that commemorates the island’s labour movement, especially the 1938 Champ de Mars rally and later worker reforms. It honors the social, economic, and political achievements of the local working class. While it shares roots with the international May Day movement, the holiday in Mauritius […]

Where to Stay in Mauritius Travel
April 19, 2026

Where to Stay in Mauritius: Best Areas for First-Timers

If you are planning your first trip to Mauritius, choosing the right coast is the most important decision you will make. The island may look small on a map, but the vibe, weather, and transport options change drastically depending on where you base yourself. If you only want one base, choose Flic en Flac; if […]

Port Louis Street Food Food
April 17, 2026

Port Louis Street Food Guide: What to Eat, Prices and Best Stops

If you spend your entire Mauritian holiday eating at resort buffets, you are missing out on the island’s everyday food culture. To really understand how locals eat, you need to step away from the beach and into the everyday streets of the capital. Port Louis street food offers an affordable, practical mix of Indian, Chinese, […]

Mauritius Travel Budget 2026 Travel
April 16, 2026

Mauritius Travel Budget 2026: How Much Do You Need Per Day?

A trip to Mauritius typically costs between USD 50 and USD 80 per day for budget travelers, USD 120 to USD 200 for mid-range comfort, and USD 300 to USD 600+ for luxury stays. Mauritius is not cheap like Bali, but it is far more flexible than its luxury image suggests. Your exact daily budget […]

Open a Company in Mauritius Lifestyle
April 16, 2026

How to Open a Company in Mauritius: Cost, Tax, and Process (2026)

Setting up a company in Mauritius costs between USD 5,000 and USD 12,000 in the first year, takes four to eight weeks to fully register, and requires a local management company. Many foreign founders choose to incorporate a Global Business Company (GBC) to access the 3% effective tax rate on foreign income and the island’s […]

geet-gawai-in-mauritius Culture
April 10, 2026

Geet-Gawai in Mauritius: The Bhojpuri Wedding Tradition Explained

If you are invited to a traditional Hindu wedding in Mauritius, the celebration begins long before the actual wedding day. A few evenings prior to the main event, the family home is transformed by the rhythmic beating of a drum, the clinking of spoons against brass pots, and a chorus of women’s voices singing late […]

Best Gyms in Mauritius Lifestyle
April 10, 2026

Best Gyms in Mauritius: 24/7 Access, Classes and Premium Clubs

Finding the right gym in Mauritius is easier than it used to be, but choosing between premium clubs, 24/7 gyms, and boutique studios can still be confusing. Whether you are an expat looking for a family-friendly country club, a digital nomad needing a short-term day pass, or a powerlifter looking for a 24-hour squat rack, […]

car insurance in mauritius Lifestyle
April 8, 2026

Car Insurance in Mauritius: Third Party vs Comprehensive

If you own a car in Mauritius, choosing the right insurance is one of the most important financial decisions that follows. Under the Mauritian Road Traffic Act, basic vehicle insurance is compulsory. But deciding how much protection you buy beyond that legal minimum is entirely up to you. Local insurers offer everything from basic third-party […]