Golf vacation in Mauritius

Mauritius: Exotic golf courses in the Indian Ocean

Mauritius, a paradise in the Indian Ocean, enchants golfers with luxurious resorts and first-class golf courses that offer breathtaking views of turquoise waters. With a mild climate and year-round playability, courses such as the Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club, which blends harmoniously into the lush tropical landscape, score highly. Away from the green, white sandy beaches, vibrant coral reefs and cultural highlights such as the botanical gardens of Pamplemousses and the up-and-coming market of Port Louis beckon. Mauritius offers an unforgettable golfing experience in exotic surroundings.

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Top golf courses in Mauritius

Mauritius, a paradise island in the Indian Ocean, is a true Eldorado for golf lovers. Set against a breathtaking backdrop of turquoise waters and lush vegetation, the golf courses on Mauritius offer spectacular views and first-class challenges for golfers of all abilities. The island is known for its manicured courses, many of which have been designed by renowned designers such as Ernie Els and Bernhard Langer. In addition to golf, luxurious resorts, gastronomy and exciting leisure activities make Mauritius the perfect holiday destination for golf fans.

Anahita Golf Club

The 6,828 metre-long golf course at the Anahita Resort on the east coast is surrounded by picturesque mountains, forests and turquoise lagoons. Designer Ernie Els praises the final hole as one of the most impressive in the world. Whether beginner or experienced player, all are welcome. The Golf Academy will help you improve your game, from full swings to mental training. The Golf House offers a restaurant, pro shop, storage and changing rooms, golf carts and a fitness centre.

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La Reserve Golf Links at Heritage Golf Club

La Reserve Golf Links at Heritage Golf Club, opened in 2023, is the only links course in the Indian Ocean. This outstanding course offers sea views from every hole. Designed by Louis Oosthuizen, La Reserve Golf Links has already hosted the DP World Tour 2023 Mauritius Open.

Le Château Golf Course at Heritage Golf Club

The Le Château Golf Course, a par 72 course designed by Peter Matkovitch, offers wide fairways, undulating greens and is surrounded by sugar cane and exotic plants. Two rivers influence the game, while views of forests, volcanoes, beaches and the Indian Ocean are offered. Challenging holes will delight low handicappers, but medium and high handicappers will also get their money's worth.

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Ile aux Cerf Golf Club

The Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club is located on a small island and extends over 34 hectares in the south of the Île aux Cerfs. Designed by the famous German golfer Bernhard Langer, this exclusive golf course offers a unique playing experience. With nine lakes, breathtaking views of the Mauritius lagoon and almost every hole with an ocean view, water is a constant companion. In addition to the excellent golf course, the clubhouse offers first-class facilities such as a lounge, a restaurant and high-quality practice facilities including a driving range and target greens. This tropical golf course leaves nothing to be desired and is a must for every golf enthusiast.

The Legend Golf

The Legend Golf Course, designed by Hugh Baiocchi in 1994, is located on one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. The 18 holes are characterised by unique features and the fairways meander through a native forest with modern greens to USPGA standards. The par 3 17th hole is particularly challenging. The course also hosts the prestigious MCB Tour Championship in December.

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The Links Golf

The Links course at Conctance Belle Mare Plage, designed by Rodney Wright and Peter Alliss in 2002, is located 5 minutes from the resort. This 18-hole course offers a unique challenge on an impressively hilly terrain. A golf academy with professional coaches is available. The use of golf buggies is mandatory due to the terrain.

Paradis Golf Club

Experience the most exciting golf adventure in Mauritius! A round on the Paradis golf course is simply unforgettable. Nestled between majestic mountains, fairways and greens meander along a spectacular bay. This course is rightly one of the most beautiful golf courses in Mauritius. The 18-hole, par 72 course stretches over 5,924 metres between the iconic Morne Mountain and the clear lagoon of the Morne Peninsula. The creative design of the bunkers and fairways is largely down to international golf star Tony Johnstone, who has been involved with the course over the years.

Tamarina Golf Club

Tamarina's 18-hole championship course, designed by Rodney Wright, is characterised by its impressive layout and breathtaking location. The challenging par 72 course stretches over 43 hectares of wild Savannah countryside and is traversed by the Rempart River. Players enjoy views of the majestic mountain range and Mount Rempart. Some holes also offer views of the picturesque Tamarin Bay. The contrast between the wild surroundings and the gentle greens makes golfing here particularly appealing.

Avalon Golf Estate

Discover the Avalon Golf Estate, a golfer's paradise nestled in a nature reserve on the central plateau of Mauritius. Away from busy towns and coastlines, this inland golf course offers breathtaking views of the south coast. Enjoy lush, garden-like fairways and a refreshing climate, perfect for nature lovers. A cart is recommended for the extensive grounds. Experience the unique charm of the ‘Garden of Eden’ at Avalon Golf Estate. Book your golf holiday now at golftravel.world!

Gymkhana Golf Club

After Scotland, England and India, Mauritius was the fourth country in which golf was introduced by British officers. The Mauritius Gymkhana Club is the oldest golf course in the southern hemisphere, where golf has been played since 1844. The Mauritius Gymkhana Club golf course is 5.6 kilometres long, par 68. Despite its short length, it requires precision and technique and offers exciting challenges to players of all levels. The course consists of 18 holes: six par 3s, two par 5s and ten par 4s. The shortest hole is No. 5 at 132 metres, the longest No. 6 at 497 metres. There is also a floodlit driving range for night owls.

The Nine Azuri Golf

Opened in 2015, the Nine Azuri golf course in Mauritius, a masterpiece by Ernie Els, offers a spectacular 18-hole championship course right by the sea with a view of the Indian Ocean. Strategically placed water hazards and a varied layout will delight players of all abilities. The luxurious clubhouse on the beach rounds off the unforgettable golfing experience.

Mont Choicy Golf Club

Experience the breathtaking Mont Choisy Le Golf in the north of Mauritius, one of the most popular golf courses on the island. Famous for national and international tournaments, it is the only 18-hole championship course in the region and offers unique landscapes with black volcanic stone. Ponds and natural sand hazards blend harmoniously into the lush green, while palm and banyan trees characterise the surroundings of the clubhouse.

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Natural wonders and sights of the island

Mauritius is a true paradise for nature lovers and offers a multitude of impressive sights. In the southwest of the island is the Seven Coloured Earth of Chamarel, a fascinating hilly landscape that has created unique earth formations through volcanic activity. This landscape shimmers in various shades of reddish and black, offering an impressive play of colours, especially when the sun shines. Nearby, the impressive Chamarel waterfall, which offers a spectacle with its thundering masses of water, plunges almost 100 metres into the depths and is surrounded by lush, green vegetation. Another highlight is the overgrown crater Trou aux Cerfs, an extinct volcano whose rim offers a wonderful panoramic view of the island and the surrounding forests. The crater lake Grand Bassin, also known as Ganga Talao, is an important Hindu pilgrimage site and invites you to explore the surrounding temples and large, impressive statues that create a spiritual atmosphere.

Discover cultural treasures

Port Louis, the vibrant capital of Mauritius, is home to several cultural highlights, including the Blue Penny Museum. This museum is famous for the legendary Blue and Red Mauritius stamps, which are among the rarest and most valuable in the world. Visitors can immerse themselves in the history of the island and learn more about its colonial past and maritime history. Another cultural treasure is Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that commemorates the first arrival of Indian immigrants in 1834 and documents the development of Mauritius as a multi-ethnic society. The well-preserved buildings and informative exhibitions offer a deep insight into the valuable history of this immigration phase.

The best beaches and coastlines

The coastline of Mauritius stretches for an impressive 500 kilometres and offers numerous beautiful beaches. One of the most beautiful places to relax is Le Morne in the south-west of the island, which lies in the middle of a breathtaking mountain range and offers idyllic beaches with its lagoon. It is also a favourite spot for water sports such as kitesurfing and windsurfing. On the west coast is Tamarin Beach, which invites you to relax with its picturesque views, marvellous sunsets and calm waters. Further along the coast is the longest sandy beach on the island, Flic en Flac, with its turquoise-coloured water and a variety of water sports. In the south-east of the island lies Blue Bay, which is known for its vibrant shades of blue and the marine park reserve, which is ideal for snorkelling and discovering the diverse underwater world.