Tips, advice and info about investing and living in Mauritius

Expats relocating to Mauritius come well-advised if they skip supermarkets and instead shop for their kitchen provisions in fresh food markets. Foodstuff sells cheaper here, and they also can haggle in cordial interactions with the locals. Fruits …

There’s so much to see and things to do in Mauritius. And having a car would definitely be the most convenient way to move around the island. That said, a car purchase is a logicalinvestment for those buying a home and relocating to the country. T …

Homebuyers with ocean adventure in their veins sure can’t go wrong going for a beach house in Grand Baie. This village and its suburb, Pereybere, host many 2Futures’ properties with ties to adrenaline-pumping sea escapades. Residents of these …

No, you won’t need a divining rod to buy a home in Mauritius located in the country’s growth areas. Tracking the property projects set under the government’s Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS) just may be enough. The government launched the IRS …

While time appeared to stand still during the lockdown imposed by the need to curb the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 will soon be a thing of the past. However, 2Futures is all systems go in terms of progress on luxury property de …

“H” is for happy    It’s one thing to watch construction progress on the ground, but these drone shots of Le Domaine de Grand Baie in the north of Mauritius provide fantastic perspective.   What we love most about this angle …