Paradis is played in the shadow of Le Morne mountain — one of the most photographed backdrops in island golf, and a round guests consistently mention after their trip, regardless of how they scored.
The course sits on the same peninsula as several resort stays, so it’s easy to combine with a beach-heavy non-golf day for partners or family travelling with the group.
Highlights
- Dramatic Le Morne mountain backdrop
- One of the most photographed rounds in Mauritius
- Easy to combine with a non-golf beach day
- Good closing round for a Mauritius trip
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Paradis Beachcomber
Paradis Beachcomber sits on the same peninsula as Paradis Golf Course, so golfers can walk or take a short buggy ride to the first tee rather than factor in a transfer.
It’s our simplest pairing on this list — one resort, one course, minimal moving parts — which makes it a strong pick for a first-time Mauritius trip or a shorter stay.
- Same peninsula as Paradis Golf Course — no transfer needed
- Simple, low-logistics pairing
- Good choice for first-time Mauritius visitors
- Works well for shorter trips
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