Mauritius golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027
Six golf venues take visitors in Mauritius, spread round three coasts, and all of them are reached from the same airport. The east coast holds four: Ernie Els’ Anahita at Beau Champ, Bernhard Langer’s island layout on Ile aux Cerfs across the lagoon, and the Legend and Links behind the beach at Belle Mare. In the south-west, Heritage at Bel Ombre pairs an older garden course with La Réserve, the Louis Oosthuizen links that opened in 2023 and now pulls in most golf trips. Tamarina sits below the Rempart on the drier west coast, and Mont Choisy, close to Grand Baie, is the north’s only championship course. Your hotel shapes almost everything: several resorts fold green fees into the stay, while outside golfers are often quoted rather than shown a price. This page lines the six up.
- Golf venues compared6
- Open visitor rates fromRs 8,500
- Fly intoMauritius (MRU)
- Best monthsApr–Jun, Sep–Dec
- Longest transferAbout 1 hr 15 min
Compare Mauritius courses
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| Course | Green fee from | What’s included | Getting there | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 1Heritage Golf ClubTwo championship courses | €50Checked October 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 2Anahita Golf (Beau Champ)Ernie Els resort course | Rates on request · how to book | BookRead the guide | ||
 3Ile aux Cerfs Golf ClubIsland course, reached by boat | Rs 10,600Checked November 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 4Constance Belle Mare Plage: Legend and LinksTwo resort courses, Legends Tour venue | Rates on request · how to book | BookRead the guide | ||
 5Tamarina Golf ClubChampionship course, open to visitors | Rs 8,500Checked November 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 6Mont Choisy Le GolfChampionship course, Mauritius Open venue | Rates on request · how to book | BookRead the guide |
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Which Mauritius course should you book?
Heritage Golf Club
La Réserve at Heritage, 28th in Golfweek’s 2026 list of top international courses, where Oosthuizen won the 2023 Mauritius Open on his own design. Times for non-residents are scarce, so Le Château is the surer booking from another hotel.
Green fees & bookingIle aux Cerfs Golf Club
Ile aux Cerfs, where Langer’s course has no road at all. The club boat leaves Pointe Maurice every 20 minutes from 6.40am to 5.30pm, and guests of Long Beach, Ambre, La Pirogue and Sugar Beach pay no green fee.
Green fees & bookingTamarina Golf Club
Tamarina, which welcomes outside golfers every day and prints its rate: Rs 8,500 for 18 holes with a shared cart. Send the request at least a day ahead and expect four-balls to have priority on the tee.
Green fees & bookingWhat a round really costs.
- Green fee+
- Cart+
- Hotel package+
- No-show charge
Only Tamarina and Ile aux Cerfs print a rate that any visitor can pay. Tamarina asks Rs 8,500 for 18 holes, shared cart and 20 range balls included. Ile aux Cerfs charges international golfers Rs 10,600 with VAT and the boat, then a Rs 100 island fee and Rs 1,550 for a cart, which you must take from October to May. Heritage lists euro rates for its own guests: €50 at Le Château plus €43 for a buggy, or €210 at La Réserve with one. Anahita, Constance and Mont Choisy quote outsiders on request, and a missed Anahita booking costs €100.
Getting around.
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International (MRU), at Plaisance in the south-east, is the only arrival point, and no course is much more than an hour and a quarter away. The east-coast group is closest: Anahita and the Pointe Maurice jetty for Ile aux Cerfs take 45 minutes to an hour, Belle Mare about an hour. Heritage is roughly an hour west along the southern shore, and Tamarina about the same over the central plateau. Mont Choisy is the longest run, up the motorway through Port Louis. Resorts arrange transfers; a hire car helps if you split the stay between coasts.
When to play.
Heritage names April to June and September to December as the best spells, with January to March hotter and wetter, and the island averages about 25°C. Carts turn compulsory in the warm half of the year: from October to April at Anahita and October to May at Ile aux Cerfs. The east coast catches the trade winds, while Tamarina’s side of the island is drier and sunnier. December needs care. The Legends Tour closes the Belle Mare courses to non-residents early in the month, and Mont Choisy hosts the Mauritius Open from 10 to 13 December 2026.
Questions golfers ask.
Which hotels in Mauritius include free golf?
Constance Belle Mare Plage guests play the Legend and Links without a green fee and pay only for the buggy. Sun Life’s Long Beach, Ambre, La Pirogue and Sugar Beach give free green fees at Ile aux Cerfs, and The Bay Club at Anahita’s golf package includes one round per person per night at Anahita or Ile aux Cerfs. The Tamarina Golf & Spa hotel adds free green fees and a shuttle, subject to conditions.
Will a Mauritius golf club ask to see my handicap?
At Constance Belle Mare Plage, yes: the courses ask for an official handicap before you tee off. Tamarina’s request form asks for each player’s handicap index, though the club publishes no limit. Carry proof of your handicap on the trip so it is never the reason a booking stalls.
Are there caddies on Mauritius golf courses?
Carts, not caddies, are the norm. La Réserve runs no caddie system, and Tamarina, Anahita, Ile aux Cerfs, Mont Choisy and the Belle Mare courses describe none. Heritage lists caddies among its paid activities, so ask for one for Le Château when you book.
Can I play Anahita and Ile aux Cerfs on the same trip?
Easily. They face each other across one lagoon, about five minutes apart by boat, and the Bay Club package allowance works at either. On the island, leave time for the boat back: the last shuttle runs at 5.30pm, and Ile aux Cerfs allows 4 hours 20 minutes for a round.
What is the golf dress code in Mauritius?
Expect collared shirts and no denim almost everywhere. Ile aux Cerfs bans T-shirts, beachwear and trainers and asks for socks; Mont Choisy wants sleeved collared shirts tucked in; Tamarina and Ile aux Cerfs ban metal spikes. At Heritage, an evening dress code of trousers and closed shoes for men applies in the estate restaurants from 7pm.