Le Morne Brabant, often simply called Le Morne in Mauritius, is one of the island’s most recognizable landscapes. This isolated mountain in the southwest, set between a turquoise lagoon, pale beach and lush green reliefs, attracts hikers as much as travelers in search...
Picture yourself on the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean, taking part in an activity that has shaped the culture and economy of Mauritius for centuries. Yes, we’re talking about traditional fishing, an economic mainstay that accounts for around 2% of the GDP...
Imagine a paradise for birds, where more than 100 different species fly freely beneath the tropical sky. This is Mauritius, an island home to no fewer than seven unique bird reserves, each offering an unforgettable experience. Have you ever wondered why these reserves...
Every year, Mauritius attracts more than a million visitors, drawn by its heavenly beaches and rich culture. But as with any popular tourist destination, certain pitfalls can tarnish this idyllic experience. Tourist traps are common, from inflated prices to fake tour...
In Mauritius, the local currency is the Mauritian rupee, often shown with the symbol Rs or the code MUR. Preparing your currency well before and during your trip helps avoid unpleasant surprises: unexpected bank fees, unfavorable exchange rates, refused payments in...
