The 18 hole course, by Peter Matkovich, features unique Mauritian landscaping and the distinct feature is the black volcanic rock “outcrops”. The rocks and rolling grasslands provide the backbone of the landscaping.
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Set on the east coast of the island, Legend (6,018m, par 72) and Links (5,942m, par 71) were designed by the golf course architects, Rodney Wright and Peter Allis and built according to USPGA specifications.
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The Legend course is laid out in the heart of an indigenous forest along a beautiful beach while the Links has many features of a traditional links course, particularly elevated greens.
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A mesmerising outing along the river
Enjoy an enchanting encounter while kayaking: Meet up with dolphins in their natural habitat.
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The opportunity to experience much of the natural beauty of Mauritius from close.
This is a great opportunity to switch off your mobile, slide in a kayak and discover the beauty of the lagoon, the bright sandy beaches, and of the small islands surrounding of Mauritius mainland, together with your friends and family.
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Ideal eco-friendly activity
Explore nature’s masterpieces while kayaking on a tranquil river.
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Interaction with Caracal / Serval (15 mins)
Casela is one of the most popular leisure and attraction parks in Mauritius offering a variety of fun and thrilling activities to individuals, families and corporates. -
4A short boat trip from the east coast of Mauritius, the only course on its own island is accessible to players of all levels. This 6,452m Bernhard Langer signature championship course with four different sets of tees covers 38 hectares with holes snaking up and down the length of the island.
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Authentic and unspoilt nature
Connect deeply with nature and recharge your batteries while hiking. Enjoy this eco-friendly and sustainable activity savouring every step of this off-the-beaten track adventure.
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Hiking to Tamarind Fall with its breathtaking views.
The Tamarind Falls (also known as Tamarin Falls or 7 cascades) are a beautiful attraction of the southwest of Mauritius. Popular for its beautiful surroundings and unspoilt nature, the Tamarind fall is an astonishing albeit hard-to-reach area.
