Established since 2010. Home delivery is free above £750 with a postal charge of £7.50 for orders below £750, and . Payment for your currency can be made via Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay with no additional fees. There are also no charges if you pay using the “pay by bank app” or for making a manual bank transfer.
eurochange is one of the UK leading travel money providers. Part of the Western Union family, we deliver value, convenience and exceptional service, from Click & Collect (in as little as 60 seconds) and home delivery services, to our network of 240+ UK branches. Get great rates across the market widest range of currencies with eurochange.T&Cs apply. Subject to availability. Home delivery free above £600 with postal charges of £6 for orders below £600. .
NM Money, part of the eurochange and Western Union family, is your travel money specialist. Get great rates when you buy and sell currency in a choice of 240+ UK branches, or order online for Click & Collect or home delivery. From Western Union international money transfers to exchanging over 50 currencies, NM Money is here to help make your money go further.
T&Cs apply. Subject to availability.Home delivery is free above £600 with postal charges of £6 for orders below £600
Established since 2018. Home delivery is free above £750 with a postal charge of £7.50 for orders below £750. Available for “click and collect” from their office in Datchet.
Established in 1972. Home delivery is free above £700 with a postal charges of £6 for orders below £700. Click and collect is available via their London W2 office.
Sainsbury’s Bank travel money is now owned and operated by one of Europes largest travel money businesses Fexco. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. ‘Click & collect’ is available in Sainsbury’s stores throughout the UK.
Tesco provide travel money services in conjunction with Travelex. Home delivery is free above £500 with postal charges of £4.99 for orders below £149 and £3.95 for orders below £500. Tesco has over 2,500 stores throughout the UK. Check to see if ‘click & collect’ is available at a store near you (they do offer a slightly better rate for clubcard customers).
Travel money services offered in conjunction with Travelex. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. Asda has over 500 stores throughout the UK – check to see if the “click and collect” service is available at a store near you.
Established since 2010. Home delivery and payment via bank transfer is free. There is no “click & collect” service available.
Part of the John Lewis partnership and provide travel money services via John Lewis Finance and First Rate Exchange Services. Home delivery is free above £500 with postal charges of £5.50 for orders below £500. Waitrose and John Lewis have over 350 stores and ‘click & collect’ is available at a selected number of these stores (usually at the service desk)
Provide travel money services via John Lewis Finance and First Rate Exchange Services. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £5.50 for orders below £500. Waitrose and John Lewis have over 350 stores and “click & collect” is available at a selected number of stores -check to see if there is one near you.
The Post Office has provided travel money services in conjunction with First Rate Exchange Services since 1994. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. “Click and collect” is available at 100’s of Post Offices throughout the UK. Check to see if this service is available near you.
The best Mauritian Rupee exchange rate today is 59.4874 from TravelFX. This is based on a comparison of 12 UK based currency suppliers sourced by besttravelmoney.com and assumes you were buying £750 worth of Mauritian Rupees for home delivery. Rates are correct as at 12:08 13 November 2026.
These rates are from a panel of providers on besttravelmoney.com
I’ve just got back from Mauritius – beautiful beaches, lovely people, and one or two surprises when it came to money.
Bring cash – seriously. Most of the big hotels and shops take cards, but loads of everyday things don’t. On our trip, the holiday rep wanted half the cost of our tours in cash – and at around £120 a pop, that adds up fast if you haven’t come prepared.
Small places are cash only. If you’re hiring snorkelling gear, buying drinks on the beach, or picking up snacks at a local stall, expect to pay in cash. Same goes for tipping drivers, guides, or hotel staff – a few small notes really come in handy.
Some places charge for using a card. Quite a few shops and restaurants add a card fee – usually about 20 rupees (roughly 30p). Not the end of the world, but worth knowing if you’re planning to use your card a lot.
ATMs can sting you. If you need to take out money while you’re there, try to find a Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) ATM – they don’t charge local fees. Other machines often do, so it’s worth keeping an eye out.
VAT-free shopping’s a thing. You’ll see signs in some shops offering VAT refunds. Sometimes you collect the item at the airport, or you can get the tax back when you leave – just make sure to get the form stamped before going through security. The refund desk is after security, and they’ll pay you in cash (minus a small fee).
Bottom line: Mauritius is amazing, but it’s not quite a tap-and-go kind of place yet. Take more cash than you think you’ll need – it’ll make life a lot easier.
I had a great trip and hope you do to
Mark – co founder Besttravelmoney.com
Mark helped bring contactless payments to the UK and got Visa cards working on the Tube. These days, he splits his time between travel money, community banking, and cheering on Southend United (mostly in hope, not expectation)
Over the past 30 days, the pound has weakened against the Mauritian Rupee. The best Mauritian Rupee rate fell by 0.32%, from 59.8103 on 15 October 2026 to 59.6189 on 13 November 2026.
This means £1 buys less Mauritian Rupee today than it did at the start of the period.
On a £750 purchase, you would receive about Rs44,714.18 today, around Rs143.55 less than on 15 October 2026.
Mauritian Rupee rates moved around during the month, ranging from 59.4672 on 11 November to 60.0295 on 5 November. That shows why checking live rates before you buy can make a real difference.
Last refreshed at 12:00 on 13 November 2026.