
Paradis Beachcomber Golf
18
Holes
resort
Par 72
PAR
5,924m
Length
David Dutton
Designer
4.7 / 5
Rating
18
Holes
UNESCO World Heritage Backdrop
Every hole is framed by Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the most distinctive and dramatic skyline in Mauritian golf.
Mauritius's Original Resort Course
Opened in 1992, Paradis was the island's first resort championship course — the trailblazer that put Mauritius on the world golf map.
Oceanside Back Nine
The final nine holes hug the Morne Peninsula coastline with Indian Ocean views on every hole — the most scenic stretch of any resort course on the island.
Seashore Paspalum Greens
Premium salt-tolerant Seashore Paspalum grass provides exceptionally fast, true greens throughout the year.
Course Overview
Nestled between the iconic Le Morne Brabant mountain (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the crystalline lagoon of the Morne Peninsula, Paradis Golf Club is one of the most scenically blessed courses anywhere in the world. Designed by David Dutton and refined by African Tour legend Tony Johnstone, the five water hazards provide a gentle challenge complemented by extraordinary natural beauty — the last nine holes trace the coastline with ocean views on every hole.
As Mauritius's pioneering resort course (1992), Paradis has introduced generations of visitors to island golf and remains an irresistible option for golfers staying anywhere along the south-west coast.
Awards & Recognition
- Mauritius's first resort championship golf course (1992)
- UNESCO World Heritage Site backdrop — Le Morne Brabant
- Top 100 Golf Courses — #8 in Mauritius (2026)
Signature Holes
Le Morne View
Par 3 · 142mA 142-metre uphill par 3 with the iconic Le Morne Brabant mountain dominating the skyline behind — one of the most striking backdrops on any Mauritian tee box.
The Lagoon Dogleg
Par 5 · 490mA risk-reward par 5 running along the peninsula's southern edge, bounded by the Indian Ocean lagoon on the left — the birdie chance that defines the back nine.
The Coastline
Par 3 · 160mThe par-3 17th plays directly above the azure lagoon — no bailout, just a clean carry to a green that rewards nerve and punishes hesitation.
Facilities & Services
Book a Tee Time
Contact our golf concierge to arrange your round. Tee times available 7 days a week.
Green fees typically include GPS cart and shared golf buggy. Confirm details when booking.
Visitor Information
Dawn to dusk; 07:00am standard
Primarily Beachcomber hotel guests
Smart casual; soft spikes required
Day visitors by prior arrangement
Course Facts
Opened
1992
Designer
David Dutton
Region
South-West Mauritius
The Mauritius Golf Collection
Make Paradis Golf Club part of a full golf escape
Pair this course with our other iconic regions, a luxury stay at La Pointe, and curated island experiences — planned by your concierge.
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