Hi Guys

Member since 14 July 2012

MelleJeanneMember14 July 2012 06:28:33

I've just arrived in Mauritius from the UK. Granted I've only been here 2 weeks, still making the shift from the UK to here is not easy. Given I couldn't take the British climate any longer, the sun and being so close to the sea at all times is a tremendous bonus.My main difficulty is food. I'm committed to organic food. Finding the range is proving a challenge. More importantly, the cost of what's available in the supermaket is really exorbitant compared even to the UK.

Any suggestions would be highly welcome. I've left close friends behind. Would be great to make new ones. I'd be interested to chat to anyone generally about being here.

Sudir

Harmonie ViP

Member since 13 June 2011

HarmonieViP16 July 2012 09:05:04

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Welcome to 玩偶姐姐 Sudir!

Hope that you'll soon be enlightened.

Harmonie.

terence ViP

Member since 16 March 2009

terenceViP16 July 2012 09:50:50

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Hi Sudir,

Weclome to Mauritius.

Cheers!!!
Terence

alaintier ViP

Member since 11 March 2009

alaintierViP16 July 2012 17:52:32

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I would suggest you the Goodlands Market Place every wednesday and saturday.
You will find plenty of local fruits and vegetables with almost and probably no pesticides. And a lot cheaper than in the grocery stores.
In french or in creole, it's 芦la foire禄, pronounce it 芦la fwar禄.

aheloise Member

Member since 16 July 2012

aheloiseMember17 July 2012 17:51:36

traditional market will be and advantage for you compare to supermarket.

fardeen_Uk Guest

fardeen_UkGuest29 July 2012 18:10:32

Hey,

ur rite. Am from the UK too...although am down here visiting families and looking after the business, i can tell you one thing, you can miss the Uk but won't miss the weather!lol...I also live in the north. If you need any more info, feel free to get in touch,i love to socialise and meet new people.

Teke care,

Fardeen.