Features for expats in Mauritius

During the winter season, what could offer more comfort than indulging in a steaming cup of Mauritian chai? Expat.com unveils the secrets behind this aromatic and soothing beverage.

Mama Jaz festival dedicates an entire month to music in all its forms, with a special focus on jazz and its diverse influences. Who's taking the spotlight at the four Gran Konser, main concerts, this year? We've got Tania Giannouli, a Greek pianist, Sumrrá, representing Spain, Dezorder, from Mauritius, and Manu Desroches, a local favorite. Let's dive into the unique worlds of these artists from different corners of the globe.

Looking to shake off the winter blues and explore some exciting events this April? Here's a rundown of the top happenings.

Are you passionate about trail running? Check out the must-attend races happening in Mauritius throughout 2024!

This Wednesday, March 20th, is World Happiness Day—a perfect chance to prioritize your own well-being. To mark this occasion, Expat.com has put together a comprehensive list of ideas and tips to help you take care of yourself throughout the week.

The vegetable shortage in Mauritius presents a significant challenge for those aiming to maintain a balanced diet. With the cyclone season in full swing, prices have skyrocketed, rendering essentials like tomatoes, onions, and lettuce prohibitively expensive - not to mention the strain on the wallet!

March is packed with cultural events! From open-air cinema to plays and opera concerts, there's something for everyone. What will you choose?

While jellyfish are usually found in the open ocean, with the warm temperatures and bad weather, Mauritian lagoons have become havens for these creatures. Jellyfish are as captivating as they cause concern. Here's what you should know about jellyfish.

Get ready to indulge in the island's coolest treats this summer! Expat.com has curated a guide to the top ice cream spots, ensuring you stay cool despite the scorching heat.

With 2023 ushered in by the Water Rabbit, symbolizing hope and temperance, what does 2024 hold for us under the influence of the Wooden Dragon?

On February 10th, Sino-Mauritians celebrate the Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival. Why not take this chance to explore the traditional recipe for gato lasir?

Summer has arrived, bringing along the warmth that we all appreciate… most of the time. However, it's important to be cautious of sunstroke while enjoying the sunny weather. Here are some tips on maximizing your summer experience without compromising your well-being.

A few weeks ago, a video of stingrays gliding through the Flic-en-Flac lagoon gained widespread attention on social media. While it's not uncommon to spot these elegant creatures in our lagoons, there are some important details to be aware of. Are they eagle rays, stingrays, or mantas?

Cyclones, formidable tropical storms originating from warm seas, have been a recurring feature in the local weather patterns for many years. While their arrival is dreaded during the cyclone season, typically spanning from December to March, the lingering question is whether we should truly fear these natural phenomena.

To kick off the year on a positive note, Expat has put together a list of the hottest events happening in January!

This week in Mauritius, the IMF predicts a 4.9% growth, the dengue epidemic persists, and a new law for the protection of people with disabilities was passed.

The deadline for re-registering SIM cards has been pushed back in favor of maintaining the status quo, preventing the state from deactivating unregistered SIM cards before April 30th.

This week in Mauritius was marked by significant developments across various fronts. Here's a breakdown.