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Travel InformationMauritian currency
What is the currency in Mauritius?
The official currency of Mauritius is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR), symbolised as Rs. Banknotes range from Rs25 to Rs1,000, while coins start from 5 cents. Cards are widely accepted in hotels, larger restaurants and shops in major towns, but cash is essential for market stalls and rural areas.
Make your trip easier by arranging your travel money in advance. You can choose Click & Collect from your nearest store or enjoy Home Delivery straight to your door – Buy Mauritian Rupee online now and benefit from competitive rates and secure service.
*Currency supplied in notes only, coins are not available to purchase. Orders placed will be rounded up to the nearest currency note denomination. Denominations available may vary
Terms and Conditions apply – TUI rates shown are applicable for online orders only. In-store rates may vary. Rate correct as at 25/09/25 - 19:41
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Enjoy competitive exchange rates on your travel money, with no hidden fees—just great value for your holiday spending. Frequently Asked Questions
Foreign currencies aren’t widely accepted for everyday purchases. It’s best to carry Mauritian Rupee for convenience, especially outside major tourist areas.
Yes, it’s a good idea to order Mauritian Rupee in advance to avoid airport rates and arrive prepared with local currency.
Cards are accepted in many hotels and shops, especially in tourist areas, but you’ll need cash for small purchases, taxis, and local markets.
Banknotes include Rs25, Rs50, Rs100, Rs200, Rs500 and Rs1,000. Coins range from 5¢, 20¢, 50¢, Rs1, Rs5, Rs10 and Rs20.
*Currency supplied in notes only, coins are not available to purchase. Orders placed will be rounded up to the nearest currency note denomination. Denominations available may vary
Mauritius is generally an affordable destination, with daily costs ranging from Rs2,000 to Rs4,000 (approximately US$50–100) depending on your travel style. Cash is essential for taxis and market purchases, especially outside resorts. To help you plan your budget, try our holiday spending calculator and get a clearer idea of how much you might need.