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Set on the east coast above Trou d'Eau Douce Bay, Shangri-La Le Touessrok Resort & Spa is the kind of Mauritius base that makes a golf trip feel like a proper escape. Yes, you're here for Île aux Cerfs and that Bernhard Langer-designed headline round just offshore, but you could just as easily spend the day doing very little on the resort's white-sand beach and call it a win.
When you do want to move, you've got plenty of options. CHI Spa has eight treatment rooms and is a smart shout after travel or a morning on the course. On the water, complimentary watersports cover kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing, snorkelling, windsurfing and water skiing, with big game fishing available at an extra cost. Food-wise, there are five restaurants on site spanning Japanese, Indian and contemporary Western menus, plus the Republik and Sega Bars for a mid-afternoon drink or a pre-dinner aperitif.
You're also perfectly placed for short boat trips to the two little islands offshore. Ilot Mangenie is the quieter, switch-off option, while Île aux Cerfs is where the golf lives. The resort is around 45 minutes from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, so you can get settled quickly and start enjoying the good bit.
Who is this for?
Golfers looking to combine serious rounds on one of the Indian Ocean's best-known courses with a luxury beach resort that offers genuine five-star service and extensive facilities in a setting that makes it easy to extend your stay beyond the golf.
Who is it best for?
Couples and groups seeking a high-end Mauritius golf holiday where the accommodation, dining and spa facilities match the quality of the golf, and anyone who wants easy access to Île aux Cerfs without sacrificing comfort or choice back at the resort.
Flights, 7 Nights, 7 Rounds
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All 200 guestrooms and suites face the ocean, with large bay windows framing uninterrupted views across the Indian Ocean, and many come with private balconies where you can shake off the morning or settle in with a sundowner before dinner. Whether you book a Deluxe Ocean View Room or push up to the opulent Shangri-La Suite, the standard kit is consistent: luxury bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, walk-in showers and designer amenities, complimentary WiFi, satellite TV, minibar, tea and coffee facilities, king or queen beds and the sort of furnishings you'd expect from a resort at this level. Step up to selected suites and villas and you'll find champagne on arrival and, in some cases, direct beach access that lets you walk straight from your room onto the sand.
For families or groups wanting more space and privacy, three exclusive villas sit within the resort grounds, each with its own private pool and direct beach access, offering a properly personalised island experience without leaving the property. It's ideal if you're travelling with non-golfers who want their own space while you're out on Île aux Cerfs.
As a guest, you'll have complimentary access to a full range of watersports, kayaking, paddle boarding, wake boarding, sailing, snorkelling, windsurfing and water skiing all included, with big game fishing available for an additional fee if you want to step up to a full day on the water. Dining spans five on-site restaurants, covering Western, Indian and Japanese cuisine, all delivering the quality you'd expect from the Shangri-La name. When you need a drink, the Republik and Sega Bars are on hand for cocktails, cold beers or pre-dinner aperitifs. The CHI Spa, with its eight treatment rooms and comprehensive facilities, is where you'll want to head after a long day on the course or simply when you need to wash away whatever stresses followed you onto the plane. And when you're ready to leave the resort, the two islands offshore, Ilot Mangenie and Île aux Cerfs, are easily reached by boat, the latter being home to the Bernhard Langer course that's likely the reason you're here in the first place.
