Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa

Our verdict

Paradis is the Beachcomber resort we suggest when you want everything on your doorstep: golf, sport and a proper set-up for children. It sits on the Le Morne peninsula at the south-western tip of Mauritius, with Le Morne Brabant behind it and kilometres of beach around it, and every room faces the sea. The 18-hole championship course is inside the resort, most of the water sports for both Le Morne resorts run from here, and the free Kids Club has its own pool. Dinarobin next door comes with it: shared facilities and four more restaurants. One catch for golfers: green fees are extra at Paradis, even on the all-inclusive (Rs 1,620 a round, about R570), while Dinarobin's all-inclusive includes a daily green fee on this same course. Choose Dinarobin, too, for a quieter all-suite stay or an adults-only wing, which Paradis doesn't have. The trade-off for both is distance: about 70 minutes from the airport and a long way from Grand Baie.

Best for

• golfers who want the course at the door (green fees extra: Rs 1,620, about R570, a round)
• sporty families with children of any age
• active holidays: waterskiing, sailing, diving, tennis, padel
• multi-generation groups (two-bedroom family suites and villas)
• couples who like a lively resort

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At a glance

Which room to book

• Couples: a Paradis Room, bay facing (over the gardens to the lagoon) or beachfront: 50 m² for 2 adults + 1 child, or 3 adults. For more space, the four Paradis Suites (Beachfront) (94 m²) and eight Senior Suites (Beachfront) (147 m²) add a separate lounge, a big bathroom with a dressing area, a reserved beach kiosk with loungers, and a welcome gift. Every room faces the sea.
• Family of four: a Junior Suite, 76 m² for 2 adults + 2 children, on the upper floors, the ground floor or the beachfront, set in crescents facing the beach. Every Paradis bathroom has a bath, a shower and a separate toilet.
• Family of five: three choices, 17 units in all, so in school holidays they go first. Book early.
  • 2-Bedroom Paradis Family Suite Beachfront (8): two interleading beachfront Paradis Rooms, 100 m², for 2 adults + 3 children plus a baby.
  • Paradis Luxury Family Suite Beachfront (5): first floor, 100 m², for 2 adults + 3 children.
  • 2-Bedroom Senior Family Suite Beachfront (4): a Senior Suite joined to a beachfront Junior Suite, 223 m², for 2 adults + 3 children plus a baby.
• Four children: a 2-Bedroom Junior Family Suite, two interleading Junior Suites (152 m²) for 2 adults + 4 children. There are 24 on the upper floors and 16 more on the beachfront.
• Big families and groups: twelve Paradis Villas (275 m², 4 adults + 3 children or 6 adults), each with two double bedrooms, a children's room, three bathrooms, a kitchen and a braai area on a secluded beach; or the Presidential Villa (450 m², four bedrooms, 6 adults + 4 children or 8 adults). Villa guests get butlers, club cars and bicycles, free early check-in and late check-out, and a private chef on request. The all-inclusive isn't available in the villas.

Children

• Kids Club Beachcomber: for 3- to 11-year-olds, free, open from 09:00 to 23:00 with a break for showers from 16:30 to 18:15. At Paradis it has its own pool, and the children eat at the club: lunch at 12:30, and dinner at 18:15 when ten or more children are booked in. With the club's coaches they can try sailing, tennis and golf, and waterskiing from age 8.
• Babies and toddlers: a free baby corner for under-2s, with a changing table, a bottle warmer and steriliser, a fridge, a kettle and a water dispenser, and baby food on request. Cots and baby baths are supplied for the room.
• Babysitting: €12 an hour per child (about R220), with a 2-hour minimum a day. Book it at the Kids Club, 24 hours ahead.
• Health: the hotel has an infirmary and a doctor on call; Beachcomber puts the nearest clinic or hospital about 60 minutes' drive away.
• Transfers: standard airport transfers can't take baby or booster seats, so tell us and we'll book a private one.
• Teens: Paradis has no teens programme. Teenagers get the free water sports (waterskiing, wakeboarding, sailing, Hobie Cats), floodlit tennis, and paid golf lessons at the Academy. If a teens programme matters to you, look at Trou aux Biches (also five-star, with a free Teens Programme for 12- to 17-year-olds) or the four-star Victoria and Canonnier, which each have a free Teens Club.
• What children cost:
  • All-inclusive: free for children aged 11 and under when their parents take it, for stays from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2027. From 12 it's charged, and everyone sharing a room must be on the same meal plan.
  • Room and meals: Beachcomber's 2026 brochure says under-12s sharing their parents' room stay and eat free all year on its family rate. Its 2026-27 fact sheets don't repeat that, so we confirm the children's rate for your dates and room in your quote.
  • Teenagers (12-17): Beachcomber's 2026-27 terms have no general free stay for teens. Some time-limited specials let one child under 18 pay only for flights and transfers; we'll tell you if one fits your dates.

Meal plans

Half board (breakfast and dinner) is standard, and on half board a wide selection of each à la carte menu is included. The optional all-inclusive tops it up with:

• lunch every day at Zest, Blue Marlin or Le Brabant, or next door at Dinarobin's L'Harmonie and Le Morne Plage, from a set selection of dishes;
• selected drinks in every restaurant and bar, the pool and the beach included, until 23:00: imported wines, local and imported spirits and sparkling wine by the glass;
• a snack menu at the Paradis or Mahogany bar from 11:00 to 17:30, pancakes from 16:00 to 17:00, baguettes at the golf clubhouse, drinks served on the beach, a daily picnic basket and selected minibar items;
• on seven nights or more, one experience for each guest aged 12 and over: a 45-minute massage, an e-bike heritage tour of Le Morne (16 and over), a Mauritian family-style dinner at La Ravanne, a one-hour private golf lesson, a first scuba session in the pool or a wine tasting.

Dinner menus are the same on both plans. Green fees, golf carts and balls, room service, private lessons, spa treatments and premium drinks are not included. The package isn't available in the villas, and you can use it at the six other Beachcomber resorts that offer one, on each resort's own terms. Children aged 11 and under get it free for stays from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2027; from 12 it's charged. Everyone sharing a room has to be on the same meal plan.

Golfers: green fees are extra at Paradis on half board and on the all-inclusive. Beachcomber's 2026-27 rates for its guests at Paradis Golf Club, per person:

• a round: Rs 1,620 (about R570), or Rs 3,510 (about R1,230) with a shared cart, the same if you play alone;
• under-18s: Rs 2,160 (about R760) with a shared cart, which they can only use with an adult;
• from 1 May to 30 September 2027: Rs 810 (about R280) a round, or Rs 2,700 (about R950) with a cart;
• unlimited golf, with practice balls and water: Rs 10,800 (about R3,780) from 1 November 2026 to 30 April 2027 and in October 2027, and Rs 5,400 (about R1,890) from 1 May to 30 September 2027. With a shared cart it's Rs 23,490 (about R8,230) or Rs 18,360 (about R6,430), and you can play Mont Choisy Le Golf on it too, though the transfer there isn't included.

Each unlimited package pays for itself from the seventh round. Tee times have to be cancelled 24 hours ahead, or there's a Rs 1,620 no-show fee, and nothing is refunded for bad weather. Dinarobin's all-inclusive includes a daily green fee on this same course (carts extra), so if you'll play most days, we'll price both resorts side by side.

We quote half board and the all-inclusive side by side, so you can see the difference in rand before you choose.

Restaurants

• Le Brabant: the main restaurant, overlooking the pool and the beach, with buffet breakfast and dinner, live cooking, and lunch in season.
• Blue Marlin: gourmet with a modern twist, à la carte lunch and dinner. Book ahead.
• Zest: relaxed Mediterranean by the beach, with its own bar and lounge; breakfast, lunch until 17:00, and dinner.
• La Ravanne: Mauritian food in the open air, at tables on the sand, for dinner six nights a week.

Dinarobin's four restaurants (L'Harmonie, Rangoli, Umami and Le Morne Plage) are open to Paradis guests on reservation, with a shuttle between the two resorts. You can also dine at the other Beachcomber resorts if you book; Royal Palm charges a supplement.

Honest downsides

• Far from the airport and the north. It's about 70 minutes from the airport, and Grand Baie is about 70 km away. Most guests stay in the resort or explore the south-west, such as Chamarel's Seven Coloured Earths and rum distillery.
• Big and busy in school holidays. 293 rooms and a family favourite for decades, so it's lively in June/July and December. Couples who want quiet should look at Dinarobin's adults-only Zen Suites.
• The standard rooms are small for families. A Paradis Room takes 2 adults + 1 child, so a family of four needs a Junior Suite or bigger.
• Golf isn't in the package. The course is the big draw, but green fees, carts and balls are extra even on the all-inclusive: Rs 1,620 (about R570) a round, or Rs 3,510 (about R1,230) with a cart. Dinarobin's all-inclusive includes the daily green fee on the same course.
• Nothing dedicated to teenagers. There's no teens programme; Trou aux Biches, Victoria and Canonnier have one.
• Pack long trousers. Evenings are smart casual for everyone from 12: no shorts, Bermudas, beachwear or sportswear, though Bermudas are fine at La Ravanne.

Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa holiday packages

Packages from R31,939 per person, including flights from Johannesburg (prices checked 9 Nov 2026).

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From our clients

Exotic Vacations clients have booked Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa more than 150 times since 2006. Of those trips, 55% were families with children and 35% were couples. About 5% were honeymoons. The typical stay was 7 nights, and the most popular months were August, June and December.

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