Best Golf Hotels in Mauritius

Villas with up to two bedrooms and retreats with up to four, are among the accommodation options at the Four Seasons Resort. It’s set on a secluded peninsula in Beau Champ, with an award-winning spa hovering above its portion of the Indian Ocean, held up by wooden pillars (where you can indulge in the likes of a Glacial White Caviar Hair Treatment or a Full Moon Couples’ Ritual). The Hobbit Village Kids Club keeps little ones entertained, while parents play a round of golf, a game of tennis, go snorkelling, practice yoga, or take a cookery class.

This award winning hotel combines Asian-style elegance with plenty of Mauritian charm to create a unique and very luxurious tropical effect. This large and lovely resort gives guests full use of five private white sandy beaches, which are lapped by cool and clear turquoise waters. Wandering along palm fringed paths to reach the spacious villas is an enchanting experience, while every moment spend here is sure to uplift the sense. While there are just over two hundred rooms and suites to choose from, those that are most coveted are set in the Frangipani Wing and can be reached from the mainland by crossing a wooden bridge. These stunning suites boast egg-shaped bathtubs, while the three-bedroom private villas are among the best accommodation options on the whole of Mauritius.

A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, this stunning 2500-acre estate takes its cues from the French plantations of old, emulating their refined grandeur, while weaving in a contemporary, barefoot chic feel. On the grounds, you’ll find the Seven Colours Spa, two 18-hole championship golf courses including the new La Reserve Links course, sports and games facilities, alfresco movie screenings and four restaurants.

Those staying here can also make use of the amenities at sister hotel, the Heritage Awali. Part of UNESCO-protected forests and coastlines, Heritage Le Telfair is an unspoilt paradise, with all-suite accommodation making it the perfect choice for a holiday in Mauritius.

This resort takes us to the northeast coast and 148 acres of tropical gardens and perfect sands. It comprises 64 Junior Suites, 12 Family Suites, 12 Villas and one Princely Suite all with terraces for you to relax in privacy. Shared amenities include pools, water sports and a kid’s club catering for those in their primary years. Spend time at the U Spa de Constancewith its thermal swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam and chill bath. And enjoy the gourmet fare at the four restaurants and three bars; be sure to visit Le Barachois set on floating decks above the lagoon and The Wine Cellar with its 25,000 bottles.

True to its name, Long Beach graces Mauritius’ renowned coastline, boasting the longest and widest stretch of white sand at any Mauritian resort, spanning 1.3km. Located in Belle Mare, Long Beach is designed as a modern Mauritian beach house, featuring fresh whites, driftwood tones, grey stonework, and clean lines. The resort offers three outdoor pools set amidst garden-filled grounds, including an infinity pool exclusively for adults. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options with five restaurants and unwind with cocktails at sunset in one of the five bars. The rooms at Long Beach have been meticulously redesigned to fully immerse guests in the natural beauty of the surroundings, each featuring a private outdoor space to enjoy the spectacular views with unrivalled privacy.

A UNESCO nature reserve, beside a sandy beach and preserved lagoon, is the setting for Heritage Awali. This creates a stunning backdrop for Le Château, an 18-hole championship golf course, the only 9-hole with Par-3s and footgolf course on the island and the new La Réserve Golf Links, exclusive to guests. The grounds are also home to the Seven Colours Spa, built in the style of an African village, a beach club and bar and the main hotel, a 19th-century plantation-style house. There are 163 bedrooms in total, including coastal villas with pools, jacuzzis and butlers on hand to elevate your stay. Heritage Awali’s all-inclusive package provides access to many onsite restaurants, offering Italian, Indian, BBQ, locavore concept and buffet fare.

The bohemian village of La Pirogue was the first hotel to open on Mauritius’ west coast, also known as the sunset coast, in 1976. It embodies the warm and welcoming Mauritian hospitality and culture. La Pirogue is celebrated for its exotic gardens that seamlessly blend the beauty of nature with luxury. Capturing the essence of Mauritius, the resort resembles a traditional fishing village, featuring thatched bungalows reminiscent of pirogue canoes. These bungalows, crafted from wood and volcanic rock, house the resort’s 248 rooms. Travellers can embark on a culinary journey, enjoying Mauritian specialities and Asian favourites. Additionally, Le Morne Beach Bar invites guests to relax on the white sand beach with a frozen Margarita, accompanied by the soft sounds of reggae and Sega music drifting through the air.

Located on the east coast and named after the deep orange sky of a Mauritian sunset, this all-inclusive four-star resort is an adults-only sanctuary offering the bliss of escapism. Nestled on a 700-metre stretch of white sandy beach that unfurls into a sparkling tropical lagoon, the resort is a true castaway paradise. Ambre boasts 297 rooms dispersed throughout lush, tropical gardens, each designed to feel like a private beach house. With white and earthy tones accentuated by vibrant colours, the rooms are bathed in sunlight and the refreshing ocean breeze. The recently redesigned rooms at Ambre usher in a new era of elegance, featuring a contemporary aesthetic. Embracing local craftsmanship, the new rooms at Ambre reflect the cultural essence of Mauritius with sophisticated clean lines and neutral tones, creating a calming and tranquil atmosphere.