Index of Mauritus

Accommodation
  Ambre Hotel
  Beau Rivage
  Belle Mare Plage The Resort
  Berjaya Le Morne Beach Resort Hotel & Casino
  Dinarobin
  Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa
  Hotels
  Indian Resort
  Labourdonnais Waterfront
  Le Prince Maurice
  Oberoi Mauritius
  One&Only Le Saint Geran
  One&Only Le Touessrok
  Royal Palm
  Self Catering
  The Residence
  Villas

Introduction
  About Mauritius
  About Mauritius
  Welcome to Mauritius

People & Culture
  Sugar Cane

Places to see
  Sunsets
  Waterfalls
  Wildlife

Things to do
  All-you-can-Eat Buffet
  Beach Weddings
  Evening of Entertainment
  Wind Surfing

Travel Tips
  Car Hire
  Dining Out
  Driving in Mauritius
  Flights

Driving in Mauritius

Arguably one of the most ideal ways to see Mauritius in all it's glory is to hire a car and have the freedom to drive around the island by yourself. This is a must for anyone who likes to have that little extra independance and who likes to explore on their own. Mauritian's drive on the left side of the road, the same side as the British. Check out our Car Hire section to learn more about what you need to know to hire a car in Mauritius. Things to remember In Mauritius you don't need to get out of the car to fill up for petrol. Simply park by the pump, and an attendant will come to your window. Tell him how much to put in (Cinq cent rupee's sil vous plait (500 Rupees(about £10))) at a time is usually the best way to go. This way you won't under or over fill, and it's easier not to confuse yourself with how much you're puitting in. Driving style is very unique in Mauritius and can be a little daunting at first. Roads are sometimes narrow, and most people will find it's often easier to take a laid-back attitude and give way if you're not sure who has right of way. All licenced rental cars have yellow number plates, so local drivers understand that you are out of town and are usually very understanding. For more info on Driving in Mauritius click here to display results from the visitmauritius network.