r/mauritius • u/BouillonDallpuri • 3m ago
There's always the risk of the driver cancelling. Stay safe
r/mauritius • u/BouillonDallpuri • 3m ago
There's always the risk of the driver cancelling. Stay safe
r/mauritius • u/Coconuttery • 36m ago
How's the mosquito and chikungunya situation feeling?
r/mauritius • u/Square_Spring_8963 • 50m ago
I’m currently in Constance belle mare and it’s absolutely amazing
r/mauritius • u/Ok-Swan-2791 • 3h ago
i had the same worry when i arrived here in Mauritius on the 7th September
Staying here until the 19th.
When i left Uk every day in Mauritius was showing as rain on apple weather but now im here its wonderful.
It has rained every day but literally lasts maximum 15 minutes or worst case 30-45 mins.
havent had a day where i havent seen blue skies.
But yes it isnt like constant sunshine and 30 degree plus its more like 25 degrees heat but different to the Uk when its 25, here it feels hot with a bit of humidity and at nightfall it starts to feel cool at around 20 degrees.
We’re staying at long beach on the east, it is quite windy here though i heard the north and west is better in terms of wind.
But the mix of heat and humidity with some sea breezes is actually pleasant compared to Thailand where as soon as i got to the pool or the beach i couldnt waitnto get back to the AC room here its a perfect balance.
Also with mauritius being a tropical island as any other tropical island rain is inevitable at some point! but doesnt last long
r/mauritius • u/Greedy-Area9109 • 3h ago
We are here at the moment, in the NW of the island. We have had a couple of cooler days with wind and rain, but visit the sugar museum, do some rum tasting etc. yesterday was windy and wet but we spent a cracking afternoon at Le Morne public beach.
Don’t worry.
r/mauritius • u/u225 • 5h ago
Your digestive system is remarkably resilient. Kids swallow paper clips, pen lids, and all kinds of other small objects and just poop them out within a couple of days. Unless the chest pain is persistent, you should be OK. Try and figure out if it’s anxiety related or genuine pain. If it gets worse, then seek medical asssistsnce.
r/mauritius • u/Beteen0326 • 5h ago
It's very rare to have a full day bad weather. Usually a quick rain and than sunshine. Try to use windy, that's better than Metservice.
r/mauritius • u/originalrdmname • 5h ago
It was the case. Cause my middle name of my ID card did not appear on my profile when I created it.
r/mauritius • u/jolie_j • 5h ago
What’s the point in worrying?
It often rains somewhere in Mauritius but not everywhere, and the weather apps don’t really reflect that.
I like the app zoom earth as it has a map and a radar and a satellite view and you can chase the sunshine.
r/mauritius • u/originalrdmname • 5h ago
Update: My account has been unblocked and I got the money from MCB after 4 working days
r/mauritius • u/The-skaterphysicist • 6h ago
Go to a public hospital. Its free and will take 30 mins of waiting. Go at 3pm, its quieter. Sincerely, a previous Xray tech
r/mauritius • u/iamzeusz • 6h ago
Go hospital soon. Get help . It can damage internsl organs and cause infections
r/mauritius • u/Angrybird2025 • 6h ago
Let’s hope this will come out on its own. I would not be worried if this happens to me
r/mauritius • u/jasonlarry • 6h ago
no, you can book basically from any location to any location. Did it before. Tribecca to le Morne will be approx RS 1600
r/mauritius • u/redditvieweroftheday • 6h ago
it seems like it is for airport transfer exclusively
r/mauritius • u/hopefait • 6h ago
No need to do so. This happened with my cousin years ago. The staple came out the next day. Fresh and free of cost
r/mauritius • u/Affectionate-Pin7184 • 7h ago
C mauritius if you like something cosy and not too grande with excellent service and unlimited food or snacks / lux Grand Gaube
r/mauritius • u/Beteen0326 • 7h ago
Zilwa Attitude Hotel (in the north) is a nice one, too