Mauritius at a glance

MAURITIUS AT A GLANCE

Population

1.3 million

Languages

French
English
Creole

Total surface area

2,040 km2

Average
Temperature

20°C-30°C

Currency

Mauritian
Rupee (Rs)

Extensive
flight connectivity

Served by more than

20 major airlines

Time Zone

GMT+4

Exclusive
economic zone

2.3 million km2

High employment rate

94%

MAURITIUS: A STRATEGIC HUB IN THE INDIAN OCEAN

Officially known as the Republic of Mauritius, the island nation is located in the Indian Ocean, off the south-east coast of Africa. Mauritius is widely recognised for its strategic location between Africa and Asia, making it a key hub for business and investment.

The main island, of volcanic origin, is renowned for its pristine beaches, turquoise lagoons and coral reefs that surround most of its coastline. Beyond its natural beauty, Mauritius offers a high quality of life, combining modern infrastructure with a safe and stable environment.

With a population of around 1.3 million and a surface area of just over 2,000 km², Mauritius is known for its political stability and social cohesion. The country is home to a diverse and multicultural society, where different ethnicities, religions and cultures coexist harmoniously. This unique blend of cultures contributes to a welcoming environment, with a reputation for tolerance and openness.

Over the years, Mauritius has established itself as one of Africa’s leading economic success stories. The country has successfully transitioned from a traditional economy based on sugar and textiles to a diversified economy driven by financial services, tourism, ICT and global business. Today, Mauritius is recognised as a trusted destination for international investment and a gateway to Africa.

LIVING IN MAURITIUS: LIFESTYLE, CULTURE AND ACTIVITIES

Mauritius is a vibrant, multicultural island where communities live in harmony, respecting each other’s traditions, languages and religions. Whether you’re an action sports enthusiast, a foodie or passionate about history and culture, there are countless ways to enjoy your evenings and weekends in Mauritius.

Far beyond its idyllic beaches, Mauritius offers a diverse range of lifestyle experiences, including:

Mauritian Cuisine

A wide variety of flavourful and diverse cuisine, influenced by the island’s rich cultural heritage (Creole, Indian, European, Chinese, modern fusion and street food scenes, etc.)

Retail Shopping Centres

An array of retail shopping centres with leading local and international brands
(Bagatelle Mall, Tribeca Mall, La Croisette, Riche Terre Mall, Beau Plan Smart City, etc.)

Water Activities

A wide range of water-based experiences
(catamaran cruises, dolphin & whale watching, kayaking, stand-up paddle, kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, water skiing, snorkelling, scuba diving, etc.)

Outdoor Activities

A variety of outdoor activities
(mountain biking, hiking, trail running, canyoning, quad biking, ziplining, parasailing, skydiving, etc.)

Diversity of sights

A rich mix of cultural and historical sites
(Blue Penny Museum, Natural History Museum, Mahebourg Naval Museum, Sugar Museum, Aapravasi Ghat (UNESCO), Le Morne Brabant (UNESCO), etc.)

Golf Courses

Over 10 championship golf courses, including
(Heritage Golf Club, Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club, Mont Choisy Le Golf, Tamarina Golf Club, Paradis Golf Club, etc.)

Cultural Events

A dynamic calendar of cultural events throughout the year, showcasing both international and local artists, festivals, concerts and exhibitions

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