Expat news in Mauritius
Yes, the beaches are closed. And yes, it is a little cold. But no, not everyone has access to a warm personal pool. Here are some places you can go for a swim while the beaches are still on lockdown.
Everyday life
From the mismanagement of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign and the spike in the number of COVID-19 cases and final preparations for the Budget 2021-2022 presentation this Friday, June 11, let's catch up with this week's local news.
Everyday life
From the passing away of Sir Aneerood Jugnauth, former Prime minister and President of the Republic of Mauritius, a new rise in the number of COVID-19 cases and the acceleration of the vaccination campaign, here's an insight into what happened in Mauritius in the first week of June.
Leisure
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.
Everyday life
Bonjour! Hello! Bonzur! Coming to live in a country that is so diverse and speaks a plethora of different languages can be overwhelming, which should you learn first?
As an expat in Mauritius you may be thinking of new and creative ways to cook. With lockdowns giving you more time on your hands, why not shop and cook like a Mauritian? Here are some tips to try. Happy cooking!
Everyday life
As the number of COVID-19 cases rises again in Mauritius, the authorities remain reassuring. Here's an insight into the local news.
Everyday life
The national budget will be presented in June. This event is very closely followed by Mauritians. And will be even more important this year during this time of economic recession. So what impact can this budget have on expats living here or wanting to move here?
Leisure
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.
Everyday life
Mauritius had a quite gloomy week after the death of a jockey during the first day of the horseracing season on Saturday and the arrest early morning arrest on Monday of lawyer Rama Valayden for having participated in a pacific demonstration on Sunday. Here's an insight into what happened.
Everyday life
It is officially winter here in Mauritius. Soon, you'll have to swap flip flops for boots and sunglasses for the beanie… or not. Because in winter it is cold, but not too cold. So how do you prepare for this season?
Leisure
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.
Leisure
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.
Everyday life
Expats know it: no matter how much information you have about a country before moving, there will always be things that surprise us. Especially when it comes to folklore, habits or culture.
Everyday life
Between the whims of Mother Nature's and the closing of money exchange bureaus until further notice, here's what happened in Mauritius this week.
Leisure
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.
Everyday life
Although the weather is expected to improve by the weekend, Mauritius has experienced a nightmare in recent days. On Wednesday, several regions, mainly in the south, were underwater. But what led to such a dramatic situation?
Everyday life
On May 1, 2021, Mauritius is entering its second phase of deconfinement. Here's an insight into the activities that will be allowed and those that remain prohibited.
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As temperatures begin to fall, the Mauritius Meteorological Service has released its forecast for winter 2024.
Looking for a fun family outing or a chance to meet new people and celebrate? Look no further. Here's our list of must-attend events for May!
For the past seven years, the Mama Jaz festival has established itself as a must-attend event for jazz enthusiasts in Mauritius. This year once again, the event delighted music lovers with a rich and diverse program, taking place at two emblematic sites: the Caudan Arts Centre and the Creative Park in Beau-Plan.
The House of Digital Art is back, just as immersive and breathtaking as ever. Let's delve into the latest exhibition at this unique museum, titled "All Islands Are Trees."
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.
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