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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Ambre Resort
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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A links-style layout through dune grass and lakes in the island’s interior — a genuine change of pace from the coastal resort courses.
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Water in play on nearly every hole, framed by the resort’s grounds — a test for accurate iron play.
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Played in the shadow of Le Morne mountain — one of the most photographed backdrops in island golf.
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