When you are in Mauritius, chances are that you will come across some exciting, upbeat music and people dancing to the cheerful tunes. Oh yes, Mauritians enjoy singing and dancing, and especially Sega! Check out what Sega is about and where to watch a performance. SEGA This style of music originates from African people brought to Mauritius as slaves. Joy and suffering impregnate these Creole songs, which are accompanied by traditional creole instruments: ravanne, maravanne and metal triangle. The dance involves a lot of swinging of the hip and the rest of the body. Ti-Frère and Cassiya are some of the most well-known Sega artists in Mauritius. You can see a live Sega performance at BamBou Restaurant. REGGAE Coming from Jamaica, Reggae also appeared on the island owing to its strong similarities with Sega. SEGGAE Reggae and Sega are merged to create Seggae! This movement was invented by Kaya in the 80s, who used peace and tolerance…

What to eat? Where to go? What to do? Is it safe? Travelling with little ones raises thousands of questions. Fret not, below is what you need to know to about Mauritius’ kid-friendliness. Child-friendly meals in Mauritius First of all, don’t worry about the food as most places offer the kids’ favourite Western-style dishes. Mauritian food takes inspiration from many cultures. Asian, European influences can be easily found in Mauritian cuisines, and this also means that there is always alternatives for little ones to choose from. Second, the food can also be adapted for your kids’ tastes: rice with lentils and vegetables, non-spicy chicken and meat dishes with a tomato based sauce, grilled food, pastas, etc. This is the perfect opportunity to for the kids to discover a new gastronomy culture. Activities for kids in Mauritius Good news: your kids won’t get bored in Mauritius! The island offers indeed many kid-friendly activities: Mauritius beaches Dolphins…

Voyager avec des enfants est souvent source d’interrogations: va-t-on trouver des plats adaptés, que faire avec eux, faut-il emporter une poussette… ? Pour passer des vacances en toute quiétude à l’Ile Maurice, n’attendez plus et lisez cet article ! http://www.ile-maurice.fr/ A table ! Tout d’abord, sachez que la plupart des restaurants proposent des plats européens aimés de tous les enfants. La nourriture mauricienne est également souvent adaptée aux goûts de nos petits : riz accompagné de lentilles et légumes, poulet à la sauce tomate, poissons et viandes grillés, pates… L’occasion idéale de leur faire découvrir une autre gastronomie. Recettes-de-cuisines.com « Je m’ennuie » Bonne nouvelle : vos enfants ne s’ennuieront pas ! L’île offre en effet de multiples activités : – En 1er lieu : la plage ! Quoi de mieux que de les laisser jouer dans le sable, nager ou observer les poissons ? – En parlant d’observation de poissons, vous pouvez également observer dauphins et baleines à Tamarin, activité qui…

Updated: February 2025 When planning a holiday abroad, accommodation is one of the most important elements of the trip. If you truly want to have an unforgettable time, you should definitely consider the villa option! Here are why: 1. You enjoy more privacy in a villa Who hasn’t dreamed of bathing without any prying eyes from other travellers, of not worrying about noise restrictions or about BBQ scent of someone else’s party? With huge gardens, magnificent swimming pools, there is sufficient space for everybody in a villa in Mauritius and you can truly enjoy your own freedom. 2. It’s a home away from home Unlike impersonal hotels, each villa gives off a different impression and feeling, making each experience unique. No more solitude of a hotel room: it is now easy to meet your family and friends in the same place to live some friendly and memorable moments. 3. You’ll save money…

Oh oui à l’Ile Maurice on aime chanter et danser, et particulièrement le Séga ! Musique traditionnelle mais aussi danse qui l’accompagne, le Séga est connu de tous les Mauriciens. SEGA Ce style de musique fut créé par les Africains amenés comme esclaves sur l’île. Ces chants, dont les paroles témoignent joie et souffrance, sont accompagnés d’instruments créoles traditionnels : ravanne, maravanne et triangle métallique. Avec leurs longues robes colorées, les femmes accompagnent ces chants d’une danse sensuelle en balançant leurs hanches. Envie d’écouter une chanson ? Ti-Frère et Cassiya font partie des auteurs les plus populaires à l’Ile Maurice. Pinterest, WCMF Dominica REGGAE Le Reggae, venu de Jamaïque, est également apparu sur l’île en raison de ses similitudes avec le Séga. SEGGAE Reggae et Séga ont fusionné pour donner un nouveau genre musical : le Seggae. Ce mouvement inventé par Kaya est né dans les années 1980. Kaya prône à travers ses chansons…

Mauritius is well-known for its beaches, and for good reasons! With a coastline of 333 km, Mauritius is the paradise for beach lovers. Not sure where is the most suitable beach for you and your family? No worries, here’s a little handy guide for you! Best beaches to relax and swim Blue Bay (East): with its crystal-clear water, Blue Bay is the perfect place to relax and swim. As it can get crowded by locals on weekends, it would be better to enjoy the beach on weekdays. Belle Mare (East): Belle Mare is unquestionably one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. A pristine stretch of white sand, calm teal water, this is the place to be for a relaxing day under the Mauritian sun and enjoying a refreshing swim. Flic en Flac (West): Flic en Flac Beach is one of the longest beaches in Mauritius where you can enjoy a one-hour walk to Tamarin.…

Languages Mauritius official language is English but the most spoken languages are French and Creole. Time difference Mauritian time is 4 hours ahead of the GTM time. For example, when it is 9 AM in Mauritius, it is 0 AM in New York, 5 AM in London, 1 PM in Singapore and 4 PM in Sydney. Money Currency in Mauritius is Mauritian Rupee. US$1=Rs36. Be aware that it is common practice to bargain in markets, for taxis and some hotels. Moreover, credit card is widely accepted and atm machines can be found everywhere. Budget / person / day – Low budget around $30 (Rs1000) : simple guesthouse (Rs800) + simple meals (Rs200) + bus (Rs20) – Moderate budget around $100 (Rs3500) : good hotel (Rs1500) + meals at good restaurants (Rs500) + car rental (Rs1500) – High budget around $230 (Rs8000): high-end hotel (Rs4000) + meals at luxurious restaurants (Rs1000) + taxi everyday (Rs3000) Electricity Type C plug Type G plug In Mauritius, most of the plugs are…