Golf Courses in Mauritius: A Guide to All 14 Courses

Designed by four-time major Ernie Els, the Anahita Golf Club stretches its 18 holes over 6,828 meters along the lagoon. Opened in 2008, this par-72 course features six holes that run alongside the lagoon, including the 17th, a par 3 facing Île aux Cerfs. It hosted the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open in 2016 and 2018.

​

Key points:

• Ernie Els design: generous fairways, technical greens.

• Six holes on the edge of the lagoon, sea wind to be taken into account.

• Signature holes: the 4 (par 5 facing the lagoon), the 17 (par 3 facing Île aux Cerfs) and the 18 (par 5 along the ruins of an old sugar mill).

The course rewards precision, especially when the wind picks up on the holes by the lagoon.

​

Green fee: approximately 10,000 MUR per visitor, including golf cart. Residents of the Anahita estate enjoy preferential access.

You can view our program for a 7-day golf stay in Anahita. You can also view our villa rentals in Anahita: the 3-bedroom Villa Plénitude or the 8-bedroom Villa Timautine.

Accessible only by boat, the Île aux Cerfs golf course offers a rare exclusivity.

Bernhard Langer designed this par 72 which follows the contours of the island, between lagoon and tropical vegetation.

Key points:

• access by boat

• Crossing included in the green fee.

A hilly course winding between lagoon and tropical vegetation. Isolated on its island, the course offers rare tranquility, overlooking the Indian Ocean. It remains challenging: some experience is best to fully appreciate it.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed, boat crossing included.

You can view our program for a 7-day golf stay in Anahita / Île aux Cerfs. You can also view our villa rentals in Anahita: the 3-bedroom Villa Plénitude or the 8-bedroom Villa Timautine.

The Beachcomber Paradis Hotel & Golf Club course stretches along the foot of Le Morne, on the southwest coast. Designed by Tony Johnstone, this 18-hole, par 72 course runs along the sea, and the wind dictates the playing strategy.

Key points:

• 18 holes

• par 72

• Holes by the sea

• Sea wind to be taken into account.

Positioning matters more than power. Paradis appeals to tactical players, in one of the most beautiful settings on the island.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed with the club. Paradis Beachcomber guests benefit from preferential rates.

One of the newest 18-hole courses on the island, Mont Choisy Le Golf embodies the revival of golf in the north of Mauritius.

Designed by South African architect Peter Matkovich, this par 72 was built on a former sugar plantation near Grand Baie.

Key points:

• 18 holes, par 72

• Wide but well-defended fairways

• Greens with pronounced slopes.

The course impresses with its balance between accessibility and challenge. It hosted the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, a DP World Tour tournament, in December 2024: a significant achievement for such a recently designed course. Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed with the club.

You can view our villas for rent in Grand Baie or apartment rentals in Pereybere

Opened in 1994, The Legend was designed by South African champion Hugh Baiocchi. It winds between native forest and turquoise lagoon, offering a formidable test of precision.

Key points:

• 18 holes,

• par 72

Narrow fairways, between forest and lagoon. A course that demands precision and strategy.

A challenging course that remains a benchmark for experienced golfers. Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed. Included for guests of Constance Belle Mare Plage.

A true icon of the south, the Heritage Golf Club – Le Château stretches between mountain and lagoon, on the Bel Ombre estate.

Designed by Peter Matkovich, this par 72 combines grandiose landscapes and strategic design.

Key points:

• 18 holes,

• par 72

• Mountain and ocean views.

Undulating greens, generous fairways. A course that rewards thought more than power, renowned for its maintenance and the quality of its service.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed. Preferential conditions for guests of Heritage Le Telfair and Heritage Awali.

Tropical championship links, La Réserve Links was designed by Peter Matkovich with Louis Oosthuizen.

It dominates the southern lagoon, in a raw and spectacular atmosphere.

Key points:

• Links-style fairways

  Highly exposed to the wind

  Demanding approach shots and putting

• A rare golfing experience, designed for purists.

Green fee: access conditions and rates to be confirmed with Heritage.

At the foot of Rempart mountain, on the west coast, Tamarina unfolds its fairways in a setting of dry savannah.

Designed by Rodney Wright, this par 72 offers a course that is both technical and visually stunning.

Key points:

• 18 holes

• par 72

• Savannah setting, view of the Rempart mountain

• Steady wind: wind management is essential.

Tamarina emphasizes precision. Its environment and tranquility appeal to those who appreciate authenticity.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed with the club.

Designed by Rodney Wright and Peter Alliss, The Links perfectly complements its big brother The Legend.

This par 71 combines rolling fairways and coastal panoramas.

Key points:

• 18 holes

• par 71

Elevated tees, ocean views. Undulating greens, defended by deep bunkers. Perfect for mid-handicap golfers, The Links offers a truly enjoyable round in a picture-perfect setting.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed. Included for Constance Belle Mare Plage guests.

In the southern highlands, in the heart of the tea plantations, Avalon offers a par 72 designed by Peter Matkovich.

It is one of the few golf courses on the island where the coolness of the mountains complements the game.

Key points:

• 18 holes

• par 72

• undulating fairways

• elevated greens

• Panoramic view of the south coast.

A course that is both strategic and contemplative, ideal for golfers looking for something fresh and original.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed with the club.

Founded in 1844, the Mauritius Gymkhana Club is presented as the oldest golf course in the southern hemisphere.

This par 68, with its original British layout, retains all its period charm.

Key points:

• Narrow fairways

• compact greens

• Iron play rewarded

• Course lined with century-old trees

A heritage golf course, ideal for precision play and those who appreciate a club atmosphere.

Green fee: visitor rate to be confirmed with the club.