Is the Suzuki S-Presso good for Mauritius tourists?
Yes for couples and solo travellers. Mauritius roads around Flic en Flac, Tamarin, and Cap Malheureux are manageable in a light hatchback. You save on the daily rate (Rs 1,300) and parking is easier in busy north-coast villages.
When to upgrade
If you are three or more adults, or packing snorkel kits and a pushchair, move to the Suzuki Swift (Rs 1,600) or Ertiga (Rs 2,200).