Grand Bay, Flic en Flac, Tamarin, Pereybère and Calodyne, are some of the most popular areas in Mauritius when it comes to real estate investment.
What are the assets that have enabled these places to stand out from the lot, to seduce foreigners wishing to buy a villa in Mauritius? Answers below.
It is probably the most famous region among foreigners, whether they are settled or passing through the country. An ideal target for villa rentals in Mauritius, Grand Bay is also popular amongst those wishing to invest in real estate.
With its many strong points, its dynamic surroundings and its sunny climate 365 days a year, it is a seaside town at its finest. It is also the flag-bearer of the northern part of the island, with its many activities for adults and children alike: beach, nautical activities, entertainment, nightlife, cinema, cultural life, and weekends that flow into one another, without ever being the same.
If children are part of this real estate adventure in a paradise setting, Grand Bay is home to a kindergarten as well as an elementary school. Northfield School and the École du Nord can also be found in the Mapou region.
Regarding infrastructures, roads are modern and so are shops, services and public transport. As for health, the Clinique du Nord and the Fortis Clinique Darné are aimed at people who prefer the private sector, not to mention a large number of general practitioners and specialists present in the region.
A small fishing village in the past, Pereybère still holds its authenticity, while also having embraced modernity. Your real estate agency in Mauritius offers you to discover a region which is less touristic without missing the amenities for a serene daily life.
With smaller, family-friendly beaches, a warm climate in summer and mild in winter, the region of Pereybère is ideal for people who wish to invest in Mauritius without necessarily settling for a tourist area.
Easily accessible from the main cities of the country, this region is home to/can be easily accessed by a transport network made up of buses and taxis.
Flic en Flac is located on the west coast of Mauritius, in the Black River district. After Grand Bay, this is the second seaside resort in the country.
Touristic, lively and family-oriented, Flic en Flac is to be experienced both day and night. Landscapes worthy of the most beautiful postcards, spacious and calm beaches, a nightlife fuelled by numerous restaurants, bars, a casino and nightclubs, the region is not lacking in attraction.
Looking to buy a villa in Mauritius? Flic en Flac gives its inhabitants the opportunity to enjoy many nautical activities or even simple walks so as to discover a place which is both a pleasure to live and to invest in.
Loved by foreigners living on the island, Tamarin is a region that is certainly not lacking in charm. Whether it is for renting a luxury villa as part of a holiday in Mauritius or for purchase of real estate, Tamarin is undeniably seductive. Ideal for the family, it is far from the hustle and bustle of flagship regions.
Authentic, warm and cosmopolitan, the region has all the necessary daily life amenities (Place Cap Tamarin Shopping Centre, a shopping mall with various shops, banks, a pharmacy, a supermarket, numerous restaurants, etc.). Its climate is dry in winter and rainy in summer. As for education, the École Paul et Virginie (nursery and primary) and the Telfair International Primary School can be considered. Tamarin is also not lacking in terms of transportation, with buses and taxis to ease travel across the island.
A particularly authentic region located to the north-north-east of the island, Calodyne is generally described as a small corner of paradise in Mauritius.
With its sea view and nearby beaches, it is not far from amenities, considering its close proximity to Grand Bay. A perfect balance between tranquillity and liveliness, Calodyne is 15 minutes away from international schools and 30 minutes away from Port-Louis, the capital city.
Finally, it has a tropical climate with rainfall and a relatively short dry season.
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