Paradis Beachcomber
The resort course at the foot of Le Morne Brabant is one of the most photographed rounds in Mauritius, a par 72 of about 6,478 yards laid between the mountain and the lagoon. The back nine hugs the coast, paspalum greens hold in the tropical heat, and the setting does as much work as the architecture.
Photo: Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort and Spa via Google.
The verdict
Paradis Beachcomber is not a championship test in the way the islands tournament courses are, but few rounds anywhere are set this beautifully. The course sits on the Le Morne peninsula in southwest Mauritius, hard against the lagoon and beneath the basalt cliffs of Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO listed mountain that frames almost every shot. It plays to a par 72 of roughly 6,478 yards, comfortable for most travelling golfers and a pleasure to walk or ride.
What you remember is the second nine, which runs along the coast with the water never far from the line, and the firm paspalum greens that putt true in the heat. It is resort golf at the higher end, ideal as the centerpiece of a Mauritius beach and golf holiday rather than a brutal examination. Pair it with the tougher tournament layouts elsewhere on the island for variety, and let the setting carry the day here.
Paradis Beachcomber at a glance
- Type
- Resort, coastal
- Setting
- Le Morne lagoon
- Par
- 72
- Yardage
- About 6,478 yds
- Greens
- Seashore paspalum
- Green fee
- Pay to play, indicative
Par and yardage verified June 2026 from the resort and leading Mauritius golf databases; the course plays to a par 72 of about 6,478 yards on the Le Morne peninsula. Green fees vary by season and by whether you stay at a Beachcomber resort, so figures here are indicative for 2026. Always confirm current rates, cart and resident discounts directly before booking.
The holes worth the trip
The opening holes work inland across parkland turf with the mountain rising behind, gentle enough to find a rhythm before the course turns toward the sea. Water comes into play on several holes, and the seashore paspalum through the green is well suited to the salt air and the tropical sun, giving firm, true surfaces.
It is the closing stretch that earns the course its reputation, the back nine lined up along the coast with the lagoon glittering off the fairways and Le Morne Brabant looming over the turn for home. The wind off the Indian Ocean is the main defense, swinging clubbing decisions and asking for a flighted ball when it freshens in the afternoon.
None of it is long or punishing by tournament standards, but the variety of looks, the water, and the sheer beauty of the setting make it a round travelling golfers remember. Play it early or late to beat the heat, take a cart if the sun is high, and give yourself time to enjoy where you are.
How to get on
| What to know | Detail |
|---|---|
| Access | Resort and pay to play; open to visitors as well as Beachcomber resort guests, who receive reduced rates |
| Green fee | Indicative visitor green fees from about thirty euros, with cart and equipment packages higher; resident discounts apply (indicative, 2026) |
| Booking | Reserve tee times through the resort golf desk; ask about cart, club hire and lesson packages |
| On the day | Carts are available and recommended when the sun is high; walking is straightforward on the flat terrain |
| Getting there | Le Morne peninsula in southwest Mauritius, about ninety minutes from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport |
| Best months | May to November for the cooler, drier season, though the course plays year round |
Access and fees verified June 2026 from the resort and Mauritius golf sources; rates and packages change with season and accommodation, so always confirm directly before booking.
Where to stay nearby
The natural base is the Paradis Beachcomber resort itself, which sits on the course and the beach at the foot of Le Morne, with the neighbouring Dinarobin Beachcomber sharing the peninsula. Both put the first tee and the lagoon a short stroll from the room, and resort guests play at reduced green fees.
The southwest corner of Mauritius around Le Morne and Black River is the islands prime golf and beach region, with several resorts and other courses within an easy drive. It is an ideal area to build a beach and golf week around, pairing Paradis with the tougher tournament layouts elsewhere on the island.
Looking for a base? See our recommended hotels and resorts near Paradis Beachcomber.
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We arrange the Paradis tee times, pair them with the best of the islands courses and book the beach lodging around them. Tell us roughly when and who is travelling and one concierge costs it to the head, with no obligation.
Paradis Beachcomber questions
What is the par and length of Paradis Beachcomber?
Paradis Beachcomber plays to a par 72 of about 6,478 yards, a comfortable resort length set on the Le Morne peninsula between the mountain and the lagoon.
Can visitors play Paradis Beachcomber?
Yes. The course is open to visitors as well as to Beachcomber resort guests, who play at reduced green fees. Reserve tee times through the resort golf desk in advance.
How much is a round at Paradis Beachcomber?
Visitor green fees are indicative from about thirty euros, with cart and equipment packages higher and resident discounts for resort guests. Rates change by season, so always confirm current pricing directly before booking.
When is the best time to play golf in Mauritius?
May to November brings the cooler, drier season that most golfers prefer, though Mauritius plays year round. Tee off early or late in the warmer months to beat the heat.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Par and yardage verified June 2026; indicative green fees verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.