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The travel ban between South Africa and Mauritius has been lifted today (10 September). South Africans can now travel to Mauritius on authorized commercial flights without first having to spend fifteen (15) days outside the country. “We welcome the decision by the Mauritian government. South Africa remains a proximity and priority market for tourism on the island….
L’île Maurice fait partie des pays les plus attirants pour une retraite à l’étranger. Avec son cadre idyllique, ses plages de sable fin et le bleu magnifique de l’océan
No new cases of Covid-19 have been reported locally since 26th April 2020. By the end of the sanitary curfew on 31st May, the country had already started its economic recovery. Indeed, the Mauritian government introduced a series of measures to boost the country’s various economic sectors. Hailed by the WHO for its management of…
Good news! The sustained efforts of volunteers and NGOs have borne fruit. The lagoon in the south-east of the island is regaining its beautiful colours. Below is a selection of photos taken on Thursday 20 August. After several days of fighting against the current carrying the fuel of the MV Wakashio towards the south-east coast,…
The Japanese freighter ‘MV Wakashio’ ran aground near coral reefs, at Pointe d’Esny in the South-East of Mauritius on the 25 July. Since then, NGOs and volunteers are carrying out salvage operations to protect the lagoon. Since 25 July, the MV Wakashio has been aground near the coral reefs at Pointe d’Esny. Setting out from…
After the lockdown and during the time of travel restrictions, facemasks, we are in dire need of a holiday. It’s time to take a break from the work-home-sleep routine. Why not plan a staycation in a luxurious and intimate setting?In this week’s “Tried and Tested” feature, visit one of the luxurious properties of the Evaco…
Let us explore the Mauritian wildlife with its panoramic views. Take your time and breathe the fresh air in the shade of century-old trees. Experience the thrill of freedom during an exhilarating walk. Endemic plants and animals, such as ebony and dodo used to prosper on the island. Therefore, to protect the remaining national treasures,…
Let’s make our way through the lush landscape of Mauritius where history meets nature. Following the rhythm of the songs of the Cape Canaries take a walk through the sugarcane fields down memory lane. Let’s travel back and dive into the history of sugarcane in Mauritius. Inextricably linked to the history of Mauritius, since its…
Between land and water, our island abounds with rich and varied vegetation. No time to get bored! Mauritius is an underwater paradise for scuba diving enthusiasts. Explore the hidden depths of our lagoons and find a magical world of multicoloured fish, colourful coral gardens and shipwrecks that beg to be discovered. Let’s go back to…