Mauritius Welcomes Muslim Tourists During Ramadan

SadaNews - As the blessed month of Ramadan approaches, Mauritius has announced its welcome to Muslim tourists coming from the Middle East, inviting them to experience a travel journey that blends spiritual atmospheres with respect for Islamic values and the island's hospitality in a tranquil island environment.

The island located in the Indian Ocean is on the global tourism map as a breathtaking natural destination characterized by its cultural diversity and the coexistence of its communities, which according to those in charge of its tourism sector, makes it a suitable choice for travelers seeking a balanced Ramadan experience that combines comfort, reflection, and privacy.

Mauritius hosts an ancient Muslim community that is an integral part of its social fabric, making it easier for visitors to spend the holy month in an atmosphere that respects their religious privacy and traditions.

A Ramadan-Friendly Destination

Mauritius offers a wide range of certified halal restaurants, in addition to hotels and resorts that provide special iftar and suhoor menus, combining local cuisine with Middle Eastern flavors.

Many hotel establishments also offer in-room dining services, with flexibility in meal times, as well as providing quiet spaces for prayer and reflection.

Mosques are spread across various areas of the island, especially in the capital Port Louis and in regions like Plain Wilhelms, Rose Hill, and Coromandel, making it easier for visitors to perform daily prayers and Friday prayers during their stay.

Spirituality and Relaxation

Ramadan in Mauritius is characterized by a tranquil atmosphere, as beaches and tourist facilities experience less traffic compared to peak seasons, providing visitors with a greater space to enjoy nature and privacy.

During the day, tourists can enjoy walking on natural trails or spending quiet times on the beach, along with wellness and relaxation experiences, while having the opportunity to explore local culture at a pace that aligns with fasting times.

The destination caters to families and couples alike, thanks to private villas and personalized services that consider fasting times and religious rituals, alongside accommodations that offer a high degree of privacy.

Thanks to easy access via direct or convenient flights from several capitals in the Middle East, along with tourism facilities, Mauritius presents itself as a fitting option for those wishing to spend Ramadan in a destination that combines spiritual atmospheres and relaxation simultaneously.

Source: Al Jazeera + German Press