Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort sits on Mauritius' south coast, which is exactly what you want if your idea of a golf holiday includes proper peace and quiet between rounds. You're tucked away on the edge of a turquoise lagoon with the mountains behind you, so it feels private without being remote, and you can step straight from the gardens onto the beach.
It's a 5-star all-inclusive golf destination with a relaxed, Mauritius-first feel rather than a flashy mega-resort vibe. The buildings are low-rise, the paths are lined with coco palms and you'll quickly get used to the "shoes off, cocktail on" rhythm after golf. If you're travelling with a partner or a group where not everyone plays, it's a safe pick because there's enough going on to keep everyone happy, even on a non-golf day.
What really makes Awali work for golfers is how easy everything is. You can get a morning tee time, be back for lunch, then decide whether you're heading to the spa, the pool or straight into the lagoon for a snorkel. Right, it's still a luxury resort, but it doesn't feel stiff and that's a big part of its appeal. The Seven Colours Spa is one of the largest on the island, with 20 treatment rooms and seven massage rooms, plus beachside therapy options that come highly recommended. There are three swimming pools, two floodlit tennis courts, a beach volleyball court and a well-equipped fitness centre, alongside non-motorised watersports including kayaking, snorkelling and sailing. The Infinity Blue cocktail bar overlooks the lagoon, and the billiards room is ideal for post-round unwinding.
Who is this for? Golfers who want a high-end, all-inclusive Mauritius golf holiday with beach time, strong spa facilities and a quieter south-coast setting.
Who is it best for? Couples and small groups who want quality golf and easy downtime without the busier resort feel you can get in the north-west.