VacoasPhoenix

Vacoas-Phoenix is a town and municipality in Mauritius, located in the Plaines Wilhems District on the island’s central plateau. It comprises the historic settlements of Vacoas and Phoenix, which were combined administratively to form the modern municipality. The town is part of the Port Louis–Curepipe urban corridor and sits near other central towns such as Curepipe and Quatre Bornes, with Port Louis accessible via major road routes.

Governance and services are provided by the Municipal Council of Vacoas-Phoenix. The council is responsible for local matters including road maintenance, waste collection, zoning, and the management of municipal facilities. As a residential and commercial hub, the town supports a mix of housing, retail outlets, and small businesses that serve its population and neighboring communities.

Economy and development in Vacoas-Phoenix center on retail, services, and commuting. The area hosts shopping centers, local markets, and amenities that cater to residents’ daily needs, while also attracting visitors from nearby towns. The town functions as a gateway for people traveling to and from the western and southern parts of the island.

Transportation in and around Vacoas-Phoenix is primarily road-based, with regular bus services linking to Port Louis, Curepipe, and adjacent areas. There is no active passenger railway in Mauritius, so road transport remains the main means of movement for residents and commuters.

Demographically, the town features a diverse population and provides a range of educational facilities, including primary and secondary schools, along with community centers and sports facilities that support local activities and culture.