Mauritius Golf Holidays

As Mauritius is located in the southern hemisphere, seasons are the opposite of those in the UK. Temperatures peak in the summer months, averaging between the high 20s and low 30s, whilst the winter season is slightly cooler. Between July and August, the evenings can be cool – so a light jacket 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 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.

 

The best time for a golf holiday to Mauritius is during the UK’s winter months. Meaning you can escape the plummeting temperatures at home and the impending shorter days, for idyllic beaches and tropical Indian Ocean sunshine.

 

Mauritius can be enjoyed all year round, with little fluctuation in temperature throughout the year. Travel in April and September is popular, benefiting from slightly lower pricing and quieter golf courses.

These stunning resorts come with a massive range of catering facilities and some stunning spa options.

 

With such a melting pot of cultures in Mauritius, there is a cuisine to satisfy every palate. You will find dishes inspired by China, India, Africa, and France, along with local fare from the island. Being an island, seafood is very prominent and as you can imagine always incredibly fresh.

 

However, if seafood is not to your liking there are many other restaurants with an array of cultural foods.

With regular direct flights from Heathrow and Gatwick, Mauritius is well-catered for year-round. A great number of easily connecting flights are also available for many UK airports.

 

Quick stopovers in Dubai, Istanbul, and Paris are popular and only add minimal time to your travel. Or you could opt to layover for a couple of days on your way home, for some additional R&R.

 

We can include private airport transfers as standard in Mauritius. 

 

Flights to Mauritius from the UK will land at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU).

 

Flights from the UK average around 12 hours, layovers can be used if you don't want to fly direct.

 

Transfers are available in and around Mauritius the ones listed below are from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU):

Split Up Your Stay:

 

With so many great golf courses and hotels on offer on the island of Mauritius, why not spend time at more than one resort?

 

This is the perfect way to chalk off several of the world’s best golf courses in a single visit. You might even discover your “forever golf holiday” and find the golf course you want to visit over and over again.

 

Water Sports:

 

With piercing blue water in every direction, it is very hard to resist diving in and channeling your inner Michael Phelps.

 

With direct access to such beautiful waters, many Mauritian hotels offer courtesy use of their paddleboards, windsurfing boards, kayaks, pedal boats, and snorkeling equipment.

 

There are also complimentary daily glass-bottom boat trips, allowing you to see all of the water wildlife, from the comfort and dry of the boat.