Leisure in Mauritius - Expat Magazine
Suspension bridge, parachuting, paragliding, canyoning... Expat.com offers a list of activities that might interest you if you are looking for an adrenaline rush.
A dip in cool water? A tough track for an early morning trail? A little picnic in a beautiful natural spot? Or just a nap in a clearing in the middle of the forest? You will find everything you need at the Black River Gorges National Park. We take you on a tour.
In 2010, Lynn Smith visited her son who was working in Mauritius. She was so smitten that a year later, she moved to the island for good. Here's what the expat artist has to say about her new home.
Have you ever heard the creole expression “Kras an ler, tom lor nene”? Here is what it means.
So you think you've seen all of Flic-en-Flac? Yes, Flic-en-Flac is one of the largest beaches in Mauritius and you can't possibly enjoy every bit of its beach in just one day. But even if you have already done all of that, what if we tell you there's more to Flic-en-Flac than just the beach? Follow us to Flic-en-Flac!
This week, we're taking you on a music trip! They are called the Anonym (Editor's note Anonym: Anonymous) but believe us when we say they are nothing short of popular. This band of seven young men have just launched a new song. Let's take a tour on the Anonym side.
Have you ever attended a Hindu festival, perhaps a church for Easter celebrations? Or maybe even the Muslim festival of Eid? Mauritius is a melting pot of lots of different traditions, religions, music and culture. Perhaps while you are living on the island you may like to experience the rich diversity Mauritius and its people have to offer. Expat Nicola tells you about her favorite ways to experience Mauritian culture.
The Expat Mag Mauritius is back with its creole expressions to help you blend in. This week, we are looking at the expression ‘Lalang aplodi'.
Often as an expat in Mauritius, researching and finding different ways to stay inspired can be challenging so let's look at some tried and tested activities to keep you inspired and motivated on your journey here.
With beaches closed, you might be wondering how to keep busy and keep exploring the island during your weekends. How about seeing the island from above? We're talking… hiking! Here are Mauritius' most iconic mountains.
Gyms are closed and you might be growing a bit tired of indoor workouts. So why not use this opportunity to discover some nice outdoor areas where you can exercise? Here are a few jogging or walking spots you can try.
La Métisse, Betty Blues, Mahébourg or Pima Ruz… These are songs by Zulu, an artist who is no longer presented on the local scene. But also international. Since his debut in 2008, the singer's albums and public performance has undoubtedly made him a not-to-miss artist.
The pandemic is not an ideal time to settle in Mauritius. No open bars, no group activities and no beach trips. But if you've just arrived in Mauritius and are feeling down, here are some tips on making new friends.
Today ends the sixth edition of the Mama Jaz festival with a big concert and surprises on the festival's website. The aim of the festival is to celebrate jazz music. Last year and this year, the festival has happened online. Here's what you should know about Mama Jaz.
Week 5 of lockdown. And it must be starting to feel very boring. Are you running out of ways to keep yourselves busy? Let's have a look at how to make the best of this lockdown Mauritian-style!
If the lockdown has got you bored, we've got the perfect idea for you. Have you tried listening to Mauritian music? We have compiled some of the most popular artists to keep you busy for a whole week.
Including a workout in your routine will definitely help maintain mental and emotional balance during these uncertain times. Inka Goodwin, a Personal Trainer (PT) living and working in Mauritius gives us a few tips on keeping fit during the lockdown.
Mauritius is celebrating the 53rd anniversary of its independence this year. And while it will be a little different because of the nationwide lockdown. Here is how Independence Day is usually celebrated in Mauritius.
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