Johannesburg
South Africa · Southern & East Africa
Reach Southern and East African users, on the same account.
Deploy in JohannesburgMauritius
Enterprise hosting for Mauritian businesses, 39 ms from Port Louis, with managed engagements scoped to your workload.
AS209179 · IPv4 + IPv6 on every server
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Deploy · Mauritius
For Mauritius users, Johannesburg is the fastest of our three regions. Each region is fast to the market it serves, and every one runs the same plans at the same price, so you can deploy in one or run across all three from a single account.
South Africa · Southern & East Africa
Reach Southern and East African users, on the same account.
Deploy in JohannesburgNigeria · West Africa
West African reach
Reach Nigeria and West Africa in-region from Lagos, on the same account and at the same prices.
Add LagosPortugal · Europe & the Americas
European reach and EU data residency
Serve European customers, or hold a second copy of regulated data in the EU, from Lisbon.
Add LisbonEach figure is best-case measured latency from that region to a representative city in the market it serves. The city-by-city table below compares every region to every destination, or check any route on our Looking Glass. Real-world latency varies with your carrier and may be 10 to 30 percent higher. Compute, storage and pricing are identical in every region.
Best-case round-trip times from our regions, from our own continent-wide measurements. Real-world latency typically runs 10 to 30 per cent higher.
| City | Johannesburg (ms) Your region | Lisbon (ms) | Lagos (ms) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quatre Bornes (Ebene CyberCity) | 39.2 | 131.1 | 98.5 |
| Port Louis | 39.3 | 164.8 | 109.8 |
2 cities measured · All three regions, every measured city · Check the path yourself
Private Cloud for Mauritian Financial and Enterprise Services
For Mauritian financial operators, offshore business platforms, BPO centres, and regulated enterprises. Managed private cloud on dedicated AMD EPYC hardware with data residency in Lisbon (Portugal, EU) or Johannesburg (South Africa). One contract, one technical account owner, and commercial terms aligned with Mauritian financial-sector procurement.
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AFRICLOUD provides VPS Mauritius hosting and Cloud Servers for Mauritian businesses from our Johannesburg region, the closest of our regions to the Indian Ocean. Measured figures for Port Louis are in the table on this page, alongside Lisbon and Lagos for comparison. Mauritius has a strong offshore financial services sector, global BPO, and luxury tourism, each with distinct infrastructure needs our VM1–VM8 plans are built for.
AFRICLOUD provides VPS Mauritius and Cloud Servers from our Johannesburg data centre, directly peered at NAP Africa, where more than 580 networks exchange traffic. Measured figures for Port Louis, alongside Lisbon and Lagos for comparison, are in the table on this page. The Indian Ocean route from Johannesburg is well-peered at both ends, most of the island sits within a few milliseconds of Port Louis.
Mauritius sits in an unusual position in the African cloud-infrastructure market. Higher GDP per capita than most African markets, a strong regulatory environment that attracts offshore financial services and global corporate structures, a well-developed BPO sector serving European and Indian clients, and a luxury tourism industry that drives meaningful digital demand around booking, property management, and guest services.
In Mauritius, AFRICLOUD suits workloads such as fund administration and corporate-services platforms serving the country's substantial offshore financial services sector, global BPO backends for call centres and back-office processing, fintech and regtech applications that take advantage of Mauritius' regulatory sandbox, luxury tourism and property-management platforms tied to destinations like Grand Baie, Flic en Flac, and Tamarin, and import/export coordination tooling aligned with Port Louis' role as a major Indian Ocean trade hub. NVMe storage and AMD EPYC processors across every VM1–VM8 plan support the transaction volumes and database patterns these workloads generate. Single-tenant Dedicated Servers are available from the same account: four standard configurations are ordered online and built to order in Lisbon, with the ready-by date shown before you pay, and custom builds are quoted individually.
On payments: we accept PayPal, major international credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, AmEx), and over 300 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, USDT (on TRC-20 and other networks), USDC, Ethereum and Monero. Mauritian customers can review our BTC VPS payment options for full coin coverage.
For workloads that serve both Mauritius and European audiences, our Lisbon data centre is available as a second region, Lisbon-to-Port-Louis routing is noticeably higher than Johannesburg, as the table on this page shows, so Lisbon makes sense as a secondary region for disaster recovery or European-facing audiences rather than as primary for Mauritian users. Verify latency from your own network via our public Looking Glass before ordering; VM1–VM8 plans deploy within minutes after payment confirmation.
AFRICLOUD has invested in top-tier enterprise-grade server hardware in Johannesburg to deliver excellent cloud hosting with ultra-low latency to Mauritius.
AFRICLOUD delivers ultra-low latency connectivity to Mauritius over our own network, AS209179, with direct peering at six internet exchanges and IP transit in every region.
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