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Mauritius

Golf Course

Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club

Ile aux Cerfs is reached by boat from the mainland, and it’s the round most golfers picture when they think of golf in Mauritius — holes running along the Indian Ocean shoreline, coral-sand bunkers, and water in play on the closing stretch.

It’s the one round on this list we’d never leave out of a Mauritius itinerary. Book it early in your trip — boat transfer slots fill up in peak season, and it’s worth playing with fresh legs rather than at the end of a long week.

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The Course

Where You'll Stay

Ambre Resort

Rated 4 out of 5

Ambre is an all-inclusive beachfront stay on the east coast, well placed for Ile aux Cerfs without a long transfer, and set up for groups who want food and drink handled without a running bill.

It works particularly well for mixed groups — golfers get easy course access, and non-golfing partners get a proper beach resort rather than a golf-first hotel with a beach as an afterthought.

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