The birth and death anniversaries of the Prophet Mohammed are commemorated on the Prophet's Day, following twelve days during which the faithful gather in mosques throughout the island, devoting themselves to religious study.

The feasts in Mauritius are as various as the origin of the Mauritians and their religions.
Visitors of the island shouldn't be afraid to attend the feasts.
New Year (January 1st & 2nd) / Yaum
Throughout September, but especially on September 9, which is the anniversary of the death in 1864 of Father Jacques Desire Laval (known locally as Père Laval), pilgrims gather at the priest’s grave
An important Muslim festival known in Mauritius as Yamsey, featuring figures and towers called ghoons, carried in procession through the streets in commemoration of the death of the grandson of the
Seemadree Appana Parsa
Telegu religious celebration. There is little uniformity in the celebration of festivals across the Telugu community. Each region presents a kaleidoscopic variation of
The Islamic Cultural Centre (ICC) is a key institution in Mauritius with the primary objective of preserving and promoting the authentic and perennial values of Islam and hence, promoting Islamic
The ship "Mauritius Pride" runs regular trips from Mauritius. Tourists are not expected to go by ship and first class cabins are difficult as they are usually taken up by officials. There is also

The Mauritius Bankers Association Limited (MBA) regroups all banks licensed and authorized to conduct banking business in Mauritius.
The Association exists to represent its members, to promote and