Leisure in Mauritius - Expat Magazine

What's up in Mauritius in March?
What's up in Mauritius in March?
Fancy a nature getaway, a fun day out with your family or a concert so that you can get a taste of local music? Here's what's happening in March.
Interview: Javier, musician, linguist and in love with Mauritius
Interview: Javier, musician, linguist and in love with Mauritius
Before getting to the island, he had not heard a lot about little Mauritius. Today, Javier, a Spanish expat, knows this island by heart. He fell in love with the dolce vita, the beach life, the warmth of the inhabitants, the lively music…
The 2021 trail race calendar and the not-to-be-missed races
The 2021 trail race calendar and the not-to-be-missed races
In Mauritius and in Rodrigues, trail races are becoming more and more popular every year. Whether you're a trail runner, or you just want to see more of this beautiful island, here are a few trail races not to be missed this year
Rodrigues : Where the sun shines brighter
Rodrigues : Where the sun shines brighter
Do you know that holiday feeling? When there seems to be more hours in a day, when you dare to wear the super colourful mini dress or those bright shorts, when you do not take life with a pinch of salt and embrace whatever comes your way… Well, in Rodrigues, this dolce vita is a life philosophy. Add to the mix white sandy beaches and turquoise waters and an incredibly kind population. Expat.com takes you on vacation to Rodrigues!
Hans Nayna: Rock, soul and blues with a Mauritian twist
Hans Nayna: Rock, soul and blues with a Mauritian twist
A new single, a chance to participate in Eesti Laul, a singing competition that can take him to Eurovision… Hans Nayna's year is off to a good start. Expat.com seizes this opportunity to kickstart our series on Mauritian artists with the singer-songwriter, author and singer of “Mo Lam” that you can discover below.
Panorama: A look at Port-Louis from above
Panorama: A look at Port-Louis from above
Visiting Port-Louis is one of the first things expats and visitors do. For its vibrant life, history, its market and… its street food! But how about taking it a step further? How about seeing the busy capital city of the island from above surrounded by the north-western blue lagoon from above? It truly is a treat to the eyes. Expat.com has asked a few experienced hikers about the best spots for a panoramic view of the capital city.
Finding family happiness in Mauritius
Finding family happiness in Mauritius
Anne, a German expat, moved to Mauritius in 2016 with her Mauritian husband and their little boy. Anne and her family felt that Mauritius is the ideal place to raise a happy child, who can play outdoors, get energy from the dazzling tropical sun, and learn to exist among different cultures. And they were right! Mauritius is their paradise in which dreams come true.
A passionate cultural entrepreneur in Mauritius
A passionate cultural entrepreneur in Mauritius
Laura spent two years and a half travelling the world as a backpacker before she moved to Mauritius in 2009. She has now set up a cultural business and organises the popular Kaz'Out which is one of the leading festivals on the island. Laura shares her cultural passion with Expat.com.
Moving abroad with your family
Moving abroad with your family
The excitement and anticipation when moving abroad goes hand in hand with the anxiety and stress, and all of these feelings are heightened when moving as a family. In any event, embarking on your next great adventure abroad with your family means different priorities and preparation. We at Expat.com spoke to Halima about her experience of moving to Mauritius from Paris with her husband and two children, and what advice she would give other families who are thinking of moving overseas.
Looking for reasons to expatriate in Mauritius? Kitesurfing is a good one
Looking for reasons to expatriate in Mauritius? Kitesurfing is a good one
Considered as one of the pearls of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius attracts entrepreneurs, retirees, and workers from all around the world. But the country attracts also many water sports enthusiasts. Among them, Ravi, a French expatriate, who took his love for kitesurfing to the next level, and has become an entrepreneur.