Tropical diseases
Last activity 17 February 2010 by Irish Beach girl
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Hi,
In general you do not require any vaccination if you travel to Mauritius. And if you are traveling from Africa, Asia or South America, they will do a malaria test within 2-3 days of your arrival.
Tropical diseases are not so common except 2 yrs back we had Chikungunya outbreak but I guess there hasn't been any cases anymore.
Don't worry 
Anyways you can still check on the WHO website.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Radha
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