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Golf in Mauritius

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In Mauritius, golf is played beside the lagoon, often straight from the hotel. The east coast, around Flacq, brings together four 18-hole courses less than half an hour apart: Ile aux Cerfs, designed by Bernhard Langer on an island reached by boat, Anahita, by Ernie Els on the former Beau Champ sugar estate, and the two courses at Constance Belle Mare Plage, the Legend and the Links. In the south, Bel Ombre combines Le Château, laid out around a nineteenth-century sugar estate house, and La Réserve Golf Links, on the hills facing the ocean.

Golf is played all year round, but the shoulder seasons are the most pleasant: from April to June and from September to November, the weather is drier and the heat gentle. In July and August, at the heart of the southern winter, it is cooler and the trade winds blow harder. From December to March it is hot and humid, and possible cyclones from January to March call for some flexibility. We arrange tailor-made trips there: reserved tee times, private transfers, lagoon-side hotels and excursions around the island.

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Hillside fairway lined with golden grasses and cane fields, running down to a turquoise lagoon and the reef line
Southern Mauritius

Bel Ombre

Bel Ombre, on the south coast of Mauritius about fifty minutes from the airport, is home to the two courses of Heritage Golf Club: Le Château, laid out by Peter Matkovich in 2004 around a 19th-century sugar planter's house, and La Réserve Golf Links, a contemporary links co-designed by Louis Oosthuizen and opened in late 2023 on the hills facing the ocean. Golfers come for the pair, for the lagoon and for a 1,300-hectare nature reserve. The best periods are April to June and September to November.

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Green edged with casuarinas and black volcanic rocks beside a turquoise lagoon, mountains on the horizon at sunset
Eastern Mauritius

Flacq

Flacq, the large district on the east coast of Mauritius, brings together four eighteen-hole courses less than half an hour from one another: Bernhard Langer's Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club on an island in the lagoon, Ernie Els's Anahita, and the Legend and the Links at Constance Belle Mare Plage. Golfers come for this lagoon golf, for the long beaches and for a coast that has stayed close to local life. The best periods are April to June and September to November.

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