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Bryan discovers food, places, people, history, instant noodles, challenges, the occasional dodo and a whole lot more than I expected. But that would probably be too long for a channel name.
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Moving to Mauritius sounds simple. Sun, beaches, relaxed lifestyle. But before you can actually start living here, there’s a lot of paperwork most people don’t talk about. In this video I share the real process of relocating to Mauritius — from occupation permits and visa renewals to long-term leases and finally trying to open a bank account. It took about seven months before things started to feel stable. If you're planning to move to Mauritius, retire here, or start a new life on the island, this video will help you understand what to expect and how to plan ahead. I also share a few honest observations about daily life in Mauritius — buses, taxis, walking instead of driving, and why rebuilding your routines in a new country can be harder than the move itself. And of course… there’s a walk along the beach, a stop at La Croisette, and a well-earned Burger King at the end of a paperwork day. If you're thinking about moving to Mauritius, let me know your questions in the comments. I’ve been documenting the whole process and I’m happy to share what I’ve learned. 0:00 Moving to Mauritius: Bank Account Day 0:27 Mauritius Occupation Permit & Visa Process 2:36 Long-Term Lease & Proof of Address in Mauritius 3:30 Documents Needed to Open a Bank Account in Mauritius 5:08 Advice for Moving to Mauritius (Go With the Flow) 7:11 Transport in Mauritius: Buses, Taxis & No Uber 11:19 Opening a Bank Account at MCB Mauritius 12:55 La Croisette Grand Baie & Life in North Mauritius ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ Thanks for watching #MovingToMauritius #LivingInMauritius #MauritiusExpatLife 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
Mont Choisy Beach Mauritius | Mystik Hotel | Tarisa Resort | North of Mauritius Beach Walk If you’re looking for a beautiful beach in the north of Mauritius, Mont Choisy might be exactly what you’re searching for. In this walking tour of Mont Choisy Beach, I start near Mystik Hotel on the southern end and walk all the way up passed Tarisa Resort towards Club Med and Pointe aux Canonniers Beachcomber hotel. Mont Choisy is said to be one of the longest beaches in Mauritius, stretching about 3km along the coastline. What makes it special is the space, the shade from the trees, and the calm swimming area. It’s a proper public beach, with barbecue pits, benches, outdoor gym equipment, showers and some of the cleanest public toilets you’ll find anywhere on the island. You’ll see: The beachfront near Mystik Hotel Direct beach access at Tarisa Resort The old airstrip site from early Mauritius aviation Local barbecue areas and meeting spots Parking areas and bus stops along the beach Food stalls in the middle section The outdoor gym near the northern end Views toward Pointe aux Canonniers There’s no big supermarket right on the beachfront, so you do need to come prepared. But that’s part of the charm. Mont Choisy has a more local feel compared to some of the other beaches in Mauritius. If you’re planning a holiday in Mauritius, thinking about living in Mauritius, or exploring beaches in the north of Mauritius, this walk will give you a real feel for what Mont Choisy Beach is like. Let me know in the comments — would you spend a full day here? ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ 0:00 Starting at Mystik Hotel – South End 1:08 Tarisa Resort Beachfront Access 3:09 Old Airstrip History of Mont Choisy 4:26 Barbecue Areas & Local Beach Life 5:09 Public Toilets, Showers & Facilities 6:26 Parking, Bus Stops & Practical Tips 8:24 Food Stalls & Mid-Beach Area 10:18 Outdoor Gym & Pointe aux Canonniers End Thanks for watching #mauritius #montchoisy #beachwalk 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
Port Louis Mauritius is the vibrant capital of the island Mauritius, but visiting on a Sunday morning is a completely different experience than the usual weekday hustle. In this video, Ian and I hop on the local bus for a quick 35-minute trip to explore the historic streets of Port Louis. We start in Chinatown to hunt down some authentic street food—though we had a bit of a disaster with the Gato Pima—and discover some incredible interactive street art and hidden gems along Manga Street. From the bustling (and very genuine) central fruit and veg market to the more tourist-friendly Caudan Waterfront, we’re showing you how to navigate the city when things are a bit quieter. You’ll see the famous Umbrella Square, explore the Barkley Wharf, and we even stumble upon a movie set! We wrap things up with a nostalgic "John Lee Special" at Spur while looking out over the harbor. Whether you’re a retiree looking for a new home or a budget traveler planning your trip, this is a simple, practical look at a beautiful day out in Mauritius. You don’t need a million dollars to enjoy this lifestyle—just a bus ticket and a bit of curiosity. 0:00 How to get to Port Louis by bus 0:54 Chinatown Mauritius street art tour 3:13 Central Market Port Louis local food 5:41 Best things to do at Caudan Waterfront 10:11 Best restaurants in Port Louis with a view 13:14 Port Louis bus station tips ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ Thanks for watching #Mauritius #PortLouis #TravelMauritius 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
Living in Mauritius solo means learning to adapt to the weather, not wait for it. In this video, I’m heading to Triolet—the longest village on the island—to show you how I handle a day when the torrential rains and cyclone warnings start to roll in. I’m sharing my personal "golden rule" for the unpredictable Mauritius weather. For anyone living here alone or retiring to the island, I’ve found a massive win: the Winners supermarket online delivery service. I'll show you how I get my heavy groceries delivered for just 250 rupees, which is a life-saver when you don't want to lug bags on the bus in a storm. Stick around for the best part of the trip—a 100-rupee chicken kebab at Majida One-Stop Shop that is a total "waterfall of goodness." Whether you're navigating the Mauritius bus system or tracking the latest cyclone news, I hope this helps make your island life a little easier. 00:00 – Mauritius Weather & Cyclone Reality 00:42 – Bus to Triolet (New Route Nerves) 01:34 – Winners Supermarket Triolet Review 03:48 – Best Street Kebab in Triolet (100 Rupees) 07:03 – Mauritius Bus Tips (Which Route to Take) 10:03 – Winners Online Grocery Delivery Test ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ Description here Thanks for watching 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
Moving house in Mauritius is a bit of a whirlwind, but I’ve finally settled into my own place in Trou Aux Biches! If you’ve been wondering about the cost of living in Mauritius or what it’s like to retire here on a budget, this video shows you the real side of making the move. It’s been a hectic few days, from packing up at 7:00 AM to navigating the local bus system with groceries, but I’m finally in. In this video, I’ll take you on a tour of my new apartment, show you the best place to find a massive wine selection (hello, Chez Popo!), and share how you can live this lifestyle for around $1,200 a month. We even run into some local legends and spot a few hundred fruit bats at sunset. Whether you’re looking for practical travel advice or just a bit of inspiration for your own big life pivot, I’m glad you’re here to share the journey with me. ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ 0:00 The Big Move Begins 0:35 My First Ever Own Place 1:37 Saying Goodbye to the Old View 2:12 The Moving Truck Arrives 3:04 New Apartment Tour 4:18 Setting Up the Coffee Station 4:49 Navigating Mauritius Buses 5:46 Shopping at Chez Popo (GSR) 7:57 Finding the Right Bus Stop 8:22 Sailing Classes & Local Spots 9:32 Beachfront Restaurant Prices 10:33 Finding Salticrax & Bovril 11:40 Living in Mauritius for $1,200/Month Thanks for watching 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
Living in Mauritius or planning a visit to Pointe aux Canonniers and Grand Baie? I explore the area and point out some resort secrets and find a public beach between the hotels. Mauritius is famous for high-end luxury, but you don't need a million dollars to enjoy the island. Today, I’m taking a walk through the beautiful (and occasionally confusing) streets of Pointe aux Canonniers. We’ll look at why staying in a resort might actually be more expensive than you think, and why a local hotel in Grand Baie might be the smarter move for your wallet. Along the way, I discover a "portal to France" at a local bakery, find a stunning public beach tucked away between luxury hotels, and solve my hunger with a $1.50 bowl of bouille (the perfect salty pick-me-up for a hot day). If you’re considering retiring in Mauritius or just visiting on a budget, this is what daily life looks like on the ground. 0:00 Unexpected start in Pointe aux Canonniers 0:54 Navigating the "Circle" and main roads 1:37 The resort vs. local hotel debate 3:04 Walking the forest near Club Med 4:24 New developments & luxury stone walls 5:14 Finding the "Point of Cannons" history 6:10 The "secret" Public Beach discovery 7:36 Why resort beaches look different 8:59 A high-end local neighborhood stroll 11:43 Lost in the backstreets (and a baddie?) 12:59 Selfish & local shop finds 14:02 Roots & restaurant hours 15:36 Tulip and Lace: Unique local jewelry 16:37 The mystery of Mauritius bus routes 17:31 Practical tips: No supermarkets here! 18:47 Lebanese food and afternoon closures 19:34 Le Fournil: A portal into France 21:11 Back in Grand Baie for cheap eats 22:15 The $1.50 local "pick-me-up" meal 23:06 Shopping for furniture & appliances 25:16 24-hour McDonald's & a frosty finish ☕ Want to say thanks with a coffee? : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryanDiscovers Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryandiscoversworld 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryandiscoversworld/ 📱TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bryandiscoversworld ⚓Webpage: https://bryandiscoversworld.com/ Description here Thanks for watching 📧For Business email: bryandiscoversfood@gmail.com
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