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This picture-perfect paradise in the Indian Ocean is blessed with luxury resorts and a selection of world-class layouts from the likes of Ernie Els and Bernhard Langer.
With a subtropical climate, there are only two seasons – summer and winter – yet there’s only a four-degree difference in average yearly temperature. Perfect for a golf vacation for Europeans during winter and with a similar time zone (just three hours ahead of France), temperatures average 25°C in February.

Regarded as one of the most luxurious hotels here is the five-star Anahita Resort. It boasts two 18-hole golf courses, the Ernie Els-designed Anahita and Bernhard Langer’s Ile aux Cerfs. Anahita is a championship course with six stunning oceanfront holes culminating in a final tee shot that is among the most spectacular in the world.
Ile aux Cerfs is another championship course which offers superb views of the surrounding Indian Ocean from different vantage points. Langer has created a true masterpiece snaking through this coral island refuge.

Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort and Spa is one of the most prestigious five-star resorts in Mauritius. The outstanding Paradis Golf Course here emphasizes the site’s unique scenery and tropical feel. Fringed by the crystal-clear lagoon of Black River on one side and backed by Morne Brabant Mountain on the other, it offers a combination of stunning scenery and challenging play.

The five-star Constance Belle Mare Plage is situated on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island and is a gorgeous place to stay, with two 18-hole championship golf courses, the Legend and the Links. The Legend Golf Course is a parkland layout with beautiful mature trees and lush vegetation between the fairways. The Links Course, designed by Peter Alliss and Rodney Wright, is an equally challenging and scenic track that will test every golfers’ skills.

Designed by Peter Matkovich, Heritage Golf Club features an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole pitch & putt course. Whatever your handicap, the course will seduce you with its spaciousness and its technical variety. Its strongest feature is its exceptional setting amongst the green hills and turquoise lagoon.

Tamarina Golf is not only set in a stunning environment, but also offers a fun and challenging test of golfing skills. The uniqueness of this expansive course lies in the contrast between the wild intensity of its rugged surroundings and the design finesse of its greens and fairways.
If you’re thinking of taking a golf trip to Mauritius, there are many superb hotel options.

Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita – Guests can enjoy unlimited tee times on both the Ernie Els-designed course at Anahita Golf Club and the Bernhard Langer signature course at Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club. It’s a five-star resort with outstanding service set in tropical gardens on a secluded lagoon overlooking Bambous Mountain. There’s 136 spacious single-storey open-plan villas, each with a plunge pool and garden. It boasts the island’s only overwater spa with 12 sea-facing suites on stilts. There’s four pools, four excellent restaurants and a kids club.
Sun Resorts – Four incredible hotels – detailed below – all offering privilege access to Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club, including land shuttle transfer to Pointe Maurice jetty and boat transfer. Guests also enjoy preferred access fee to Legend Golf Course, Links Golf Course, Anahita Golf Club, Tamarina Golf Club and Avalon Golf Estate.
Long Beach Resort – Modern, chic five-star hotel fringing the stunning beach at Belle Mare. Encompassed by tropical gardens, every room has access to its own stretch of beach, garden or pool. All feature a private balcony or terrace.
Sugar Beach Resort & Spa – Stylish five-star hotel along the beautiful bay of Flic-en-Flac. Plantation-style resort that mixes old-world charm with modern comforts. 238 elegant sea or garden facing rooms, each with its own private balcony.
La Pirogue – Four-star haven set on the stunning Sunset Coast. Beach, garden, family and pavilion-style bungalows with thatched roofs similar to the unfurled sail of a local fishing boat from where the resort gets its name. Each opens privately onto a palm grove and the turquoise lagoon.
Ambre Resort & Spa – Four-star, all-inclusive hotel for guests aged 16 and over. Nestled between a coral-reef lagoon and tropical gardens and built with open architecture providing uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean. It offers sea view and garden view rooms and suites.