Mauritius Golf Holidays

Mauritius Golf Holidays. Mauritius is a wonderful mix of African, Indian, European and Oriental influences. Set on a spectacular island of white sand beaches and glorious golf courses. Home to some of the finest hotels in the world, as well as fabulous golfing and indulgence. Golf Holidays in Mauritius are truly memorable.

Best time to book your golf holiday in Mauritius:

As Mauritius is located in the southern hemisphere, seasons are the opposite to those in the UK.
Temperatures peak in the summer months, averaging between high 20s and low 30s, whilst the winter season is slightly cooler
Between July and August, the evenings can be cool – so a light sweater may be required when sitting outdoors
There’s no real rainy season in Mauritius, however there can be short downpours throughout the year, though they never tend to last long
The main difference between the east and west coasts of Mauritius is the winds – the east coast experiences trade winds in winter which can actually be a welcome relief from the balmy temperatures. You’ll find that the hotels on the east coast are designed with this in mind, with public areas protected from coastal winds.

Mauritius holiday highlights

Larger than the ‘one resort’ islands of the Maldives, but still not much bigger than Surrey, Mauritius is an Indian Ocean Golfing Holiday destination with something extra. East of Madagascar, this lush island is more than just pure white sands. Although there’s no denying that these are some of the most stunning beaches in the world.

The island is surrounded by a huge reef sheltering the shallow lagoons. Where waters meet a shoreline of white sandy beaches. These lead to sugar cane plains, waterfall and forests of ebony and eucalyptus. Before finally reaching the peaks of the mountains. Mauritius has a number of world class hotels including the Tamarina Golf & Spa Boutique Hotel.

Away from the beaches and the golf, Mauritius is bursting with historic sights and natural attractions. Visit the Tamarin Falls, a natural collection of waterfalls in southwest Mauritius, which, though tricky to get to, are well worth a visit. Black River Gorges is Mauritius’ sole national park, a wild area of thick indigenous forest in the central highlands that is home to over 300 plant species and rare bird life.

The really is a truly beautiful and diverse island and one that, if affordable, will make a tremendous Mauritius golf holiday, in a great surrounding with fantastic weather!

Country	Mauritius
Languages spoken	English
Currency used	Mauritian Rupee

The Golf

Situated in the warm clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean lies the beautiful tropical island of Mauritius. Mauritius is world renowned for its large stretches of glorious white-sanded beaches, warm weather and great all year round weather which provides excellent conditions for golf and for a great golf holiday.

Golf has now become one of the top sports in Mauritius and one of the main attractions for visitors to this beautiful island.

In fact, a little know fact is that Mauritius was the third country in the world where golf was played after the United Kingdom and India. Golf is has been played in Mauritius since 1902 when the first Golf club (The Gymkhana Golf Club) was opened by the British Royal Navy Services. The Mauritius Gymkhana Golf club is the oldest golf club in the Southern Hemisphere.

Since those early days, Mauritius has become the ultimate Golf destination for any golfer looking for a golf holiday. In comparison to the islands size there is high number of golf courses dotted all over the island, ranging from 9 holes courses to world class championship golf courses with 18 holes deigned by the world leading golfers such as Ernie Els, Bernard Langer and David Leadbetter.

The golf courses in Mauritius are designed in such a way to test the accuracy of golfers. From bushes to bunkers and from water hazards, the golf courses in Mauritius offer an exciting experience in beautiful natural surroundings. Many of these courses offer spectacular sea views and open coastal panoramas.