Golf Courses

Golf Courses

There are golf courses at some of the major beach hotels. The Paradis hotel at le Morne and the Belle Mare Plage Hotel on the East Coast both have 18 hole golf courses. The Trou aux Biches Hotel (tel 2656562 fax 2656611) in the north also has a good golf course.

18 holes
Belle Mare Plage Hotel; (Tel 415 1083, Fax 415 1082)
Gymakhana club, Vacon (Tel 696 1404)
Paradis Hotel, (Tel 683 6775, Fax 683 6786)

9 Holes
St Geran Hotel: (Tel 415 1825: Fax 415 1983)
Shandran: (Tel 637 4301, Fax 637 4313)
Trou aux Biches: (Tel 256 6562, Fax 265 6611).

6 Holes
Mauritian Hotel, Balaclava: (Tel 261 5600: Fax 261 5670)

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The Gymkhana Club at Vacoas has an 18-hole golf course (a legacy of colonial days), to which visitors are welcome by temporary membership. Clubs can be hired by arrangement with the caddy master and golf lessons are available. There is a nine-hole course designed by Gary Player alongside the lagoon at the St Geran Sun Hotel.

The Beachcomber hotels of Paradis, Shandrani and Trou aux Biches Village also have nine-hole courses. Use of the golf courses, and clubs, is free for holders of the hotels' privilege cards.
Belle Mare Plage The Resort
Constance Belle Mare Plage is the perfect hotel for families. Children receive a welcome present on arrival while the parents are presented with the new brochure ’Travelling with children in Mauritius’.

The Kakoo Club at Constance Belle Mare Plage is the place to be for children aged between 4 and 12 years old. This is where they make new friends, discover new adventures and enjoy a large variety of leisure activities under the supervision of a professional team.
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Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa Mauritius - an elegant 5-star beach resort with the best Spa of the Indian Ocean

Renowned as one of the best resorts in Mauritius, Dinarobin offers an intimate village setting on the magnificent Le Morne Peninsula. The resort features luxurious all-Suite accommodation that beautifully blends into the lush tropical gardens.
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Paradise Hotel & Golf Club Mauritius
The best leisure resort in Mauritius!

If you are looking for outstanding, luxury family holidays in Mauritius, look no further than Paradis Hotel & Golf Club.

This five-star resort is located on the Morne Peninsula, one the most scenic sites in Mauritius. Surrounded by seven kilometres of beach that stretches along the lagoon, Paradis Hotel & Golf Club also has a magnificent 18-hole golf course.
Golf Academy
The Golf Academy is a structured way of teaching, looking at the swing as a whole and analysing it in detail whatever the level of the players game. The Academy is a very useful tool from beginners to professional level. As soon a player becomes conscious of his swing and mistakes, he will be able to correct them in a proper way and improve every shot in the bag. A studio on the Belle mare Plage driving range is reserved for the Academy so that lessons can be given in the shade. A putting green as well as a bunker are available for practice.
The East Coast
The East Coast district of Flacq is quieter than Trou aux Biche or areas on the West Coast. Beaches are the major attraction and as usual, big hotels have picked prime stretches but there is still enough sand and sea left to go around Ile aux Cerfs. The only trouble is the lack of budget accommodation. Sea breezes are more common on the East Coast, bringing bracing air to the beaches from Roches Noires to Poste Lafayette. The Belle Mare area is renowned for the white sweep of sands at Palmar, while the beach at Trou'd Eau Deuce narrows as it extends to Mahebourg.