Long Beach is a modern, five-star resort on Mauritius's east coast, set on a long, wide sweep of white sand and the Indian Ocean. If you like your golf trips with proper downtime built in, this one's a strong shout: plenty of restaurants, a quality spa for post-round recovery and a bit of nightlife when the group fancies it. The whole place leans into an Italian "la dolce vita" vibe, so expect stylish communal spaces, relaxed service and a resort that's as much about eating well as it is about clocking up rounds.
There are five restaurants in total, with three around the central Square (indoor and terrace seating) and two right on the beach. Menus focus on fresh local produce with Mauritian and Mediterranean influences, so you're not stuck in the same resort-buffet loop all week. The two bars and Bombora nightclub add another layer. Bombora is one of the livelier spots on the island, with resident DJs and occasional guest nights, so if you're the kind of golfer who likes a proper evening after a day on the course, it's there. If you'd rather keep things quiet, the resort gives you plenty of space to do that too.
When you need to recover, Sea Spa offers twelve treatment rooms, an outdoor pavilion, hammam, relaxation zone and a full beauty salon covering everything from hairdressing to manicures. I'll be honest, after 18 in the Mauritian heat, Sea Spa will look very appealing. The spa sits away from the busier parts of the resort, so it holds onto the calm you're looking for. Beyond the spa, Long Beach gives you three outdoor pools, a water sports centre, floodlit tennis, yoga and aqua-gym classes, an air-conditioned gym and even a climbing wall. The resort also runs "Come Alive" Signature Experiences, evening performances that transform the piazza into an open-air gallery of music, art and local talent as the sun goes down.
Good to know for golfers: early tee time tomorrow? You've got plenty on-site for an easy routine: quick breakfast options, space to unwind by the pool afterwards and the Sea Spa for recovery. If you tell us where you want to play, we can advise on course choice, transfer times and the best tee time windows for wind and heat. Île aux Cerfs Golf Club is a common pairing with east-coast resorts like this, and we can help you build a week that balances serious golf with the kind of resort experience that makes Mauritius worth the flight.
Who is this for? Golfers and groups seeking a luxury Mauritius golf holiday with access to the island's championship courses, modern five-star accommodation and a full resort experience that balances relaxation with quality dining and nightlife.
Who is it best for? Couples and groups who want variety beyond the golf course, appreciate quality dining and contemporary design, and prefer a resort that offers both beach-club energy and spa-level calm depending on the day's agenda.
