Welcome to Tamarina Golf & Spa, a boutique hotel in Mauritius nestled on the shores of Tamarin Bay. Running alongside Tamarin Beach, it overlooks the vast blue expanse of the Indian Ocean, offering a view worthy of the most beautiful postcards. Featuring African‑inspired architecture, this luxurious 4‑star hotel invites you to unwind in a lush, peaceful setting. Blending relaxation with culinary delights, this Mauritian retreat promises an unforgettable stay, where the island’s natural beauty unfolds before you.
Deal negotiated for you
- Stay in a Deluxe Room with garden view
- Half-board
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- Round-trip airport/hotel transfer
- Welcome and assistance at the arrival airport
Your stay starts here
Tamarina Golf and Spa Boutique Hotel 4*
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Rooms
For this holiday under the Mauritian sun, you’ll be staying in a Deluxe Room with views of either the sea or the gardens. Delicious treats await you on arrival, adding a touch of indulgence to your stay, whether you’re travelling as a couple or with your family.
Deluxe Garden View Room [39 M2]
Decorated in warm, natural tones, the Deluxe Garden View Rooms open directly onto the hotel’s lush grounds. Lulled by the gentle rustling of the leaves, you’ll enjoy a moment of complete tranquillity from the comfort of the king‑size bed. For a family stay, a sofa bed for two children can be provided on request.
Deluxe Sea View Room [39 M2]
This refined 39m2 room, with its warm colour scheme and elegant décor, offers stunning sea views. It is well suited for a couple or a family with two children, and is designed to provide the utmost in comfort.
Deluxe Seafront Room [39 M2]
The Deluxe Seafront Rooms, each measuring 39 m², are located across the ground, first and second floors. Warm colours and African‑inspired décor create a cosy, inviting atmosphere, while every room opens onto a private, furnished balcony overlooking the legendary Tamarin Bay.
Restaurants & bars
The Tamarina Golf & Spa's restaurants offer a selection of international cuisines to satisfy a range of tastes. Guests can enjoy exotic breakfasts, Italian or Creole flavours at lunch, and Mauritian delights at dinner. During the day, the hotel and beach bars provide a selection of gourmet options. With the Standard or Premium All-Inclusive package (at an additional cost), treat yourself to some surprising culinary adventures.
Half-board
Includes breakfast and dinner.
La Madrague
With breathtaking sea views, La Madrague Restaurant will tantalise your taste buds with its hearty, flavoursome dishes. At lunchtime, it serves unique cuisine, while in the evening, its Mauritian dishes showcase local produce.
Ti Baz bar
Located right on the beach, Ti Baz invites you to enjoy its cocktails and mojitos. You can also enjoy non-alcoholic fruit drinks.
Activities & lifestyle
Savour every moment at Tamarina Golf & Spa, where a wide range of activities awaits. Make the most of the hotel’s facilities before setting off to discover the beautiful sights that surround the area.
Indulge in the spa treatments on offer before relaxing by the outdoor swimming pool. Take a stroll along the beach that runs alongside the hotel and gaze out at the Indian Ocean as it washes up onto the sand. Treat yourself to a round on the 18-hole golf course, designed by architect Rodney Wright, or set off on a safari in the nearby leisure park, thanks to the free daily access on offer.
Experience the magic of the festive season at Tamarina
Experience an unforgettable festive season in Mauritius, in the idyllic setting of Tamarina, on the island’s west coast. From 24 December 2026 to 2 January 2027, let yourself be enchanted by a festive atmosphere that blends Christmas traditions with the laid‑back Mauritian way of life and irresistible culinary delights, all on the tranquil shores of the lagoon.
At this time of year, Tamarina takes on a warm and welcoming atmosphere to celebrate Christmas and ring in the New Year. Savour specialities inspired by the island’s flavours, enjoy leisurely lunches in an elegant setting and relish special moments as you take in the luminous scenery of the west coast. As the days unfold, let yourself drift into the rhythm of the holidays, with serene pauses, beautifully laid tables and sunsets glowing over the lagoon.
As the sun sets, the celebrations continue with lively evenings and sega rhythms, before giving way to DJ nights held every night. It’s the perfect getaway to celebrate the festive season in an exotic setting and enjoy Mauritian hospitality, with fine dining, music and moments of conviviality that keep the festive spirit alive long after Christmas and New Year.
Tamarina Golf Club
Hotel Tamarina boasts an 18-hole golf course, considered one of the finest on the island, designed by Rodney Wright. With spectacular views over the Indian Ocean, the course is suitable for golfers of all abilities. Hole 18 is particularly impressive with its panoramic views over Tamarin Bay. To make the experience even more enjoyable, the hotel also offers golf packages and elegant facilities.
- One complimentary Green Fee per person per stay (excluding arrival and departure days)
- Golf cart and equipment are not included
Discover the destination
Perfect palm-fringed beaches, turquoise waters and a temperate climate all year round! Located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is a picturesque island. Head inland to discover incredible jungle landscapes and thundering waterfalls. Dive and see myriads of fish, colourful coral and even the occasional dolphin along the coast. Come and discover this dream destination!
Important information about your destination
To help you prepare for your trip, you can visit the Mauritian authorities' website https://safemauritius.govmu.org/ to fill in a form before entering the country. This will enable you to obtain a QR CODE, which may reduce the time you spend at immigration.
For more information, see the Mauritian authorities' dedicated website (https://mauritiusnow.com/).
Uses and customs
Mauritians are renowned for their hospitality and warmth. Visitors will be welcomed with courtesy and will be able to appreciate the multicultural character of the population. In Hindu temples, mosques and pagodas, it is advisable to remove your shoes before entering and to wear covering clothing (shoulders and legs covered). In churches and other Christian places of worship, respectful and sober dress is also appreciated, although rules are less strict.
Time difference
The time difference between France and Mauritius is generally +3 hours in winter and +2 hours in summer. When it is 12pm in France, it is 3pm in Mauritius in winter and 2pm in summer.
Electricity and internet access
The voltage in Mauritius is 230V, with G-type sockets (as in the UK). However, not all establishments are equipped with these plugs and some may have European-type plugs (type C). It is therefore advisable to bring an adaptor compatible with several types of plug. Internet connections are relatively good in urban and tourist areas, but may be more limited in remote areas. Most hotels offer Wi-Fi access, although some charge for it.
Safety
Mauritius is a relatively safe destination with a low crime rate. However, you are advised to be vigilant, especially in busy tourist areas, and to look after your personal belongings. Avoid displaying valuables and walking in secluded areas at night.
Currency
The local currency is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR). The euro is accepted in some establishments, but it is advisable to change euros into rupees for small expenses. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and shopping centres, although some small shops prefer cash.
Climate
The best time to visit Mauritius is between May and December, when temperatures are pleasant and humidity lower. The hot and humid season runs from January to April, when cyclones occasionally hit the island.
Languages
The languages spoken in Mauritius are mainly Mauritian Creole, French and English. English is the official language of government, while French is widely used in the media and in everyday interactions.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation is generally good, ranging from 3- to 5-star (local standards). Most hotels offer high quality services, but some less touristy areas may offer more basic comfort.
Food quality
Mauritian cuisine is tasty and multicultural, combining Indian, Creole, Chinese and European influences. Most establishments offer a variety of cuisines and you should definitely try the local specialities. Tap water is treated, but bottled water is recommended as a precaution.
Other information
Mauritius is a tropical paradise offering a variety of activities to suit all tastes, from sandy beaches to mountain excursions. Travellers are encouraged to respect nature and preserve the local environment by avoiding plastic and disposing of rubbish in the appropriate places.
Mauritius is a relatively safe destination with a low crime rate. However, you are advised to be vigilant, especially in busy tourist areas, and to look after your personal belongings. Avoid displaying valuables and walking in secluded areas at night.
Currency
The local currency is the Mauritian rupee (MUR). The euro is accepted in some establishments, but it is advisable to change euros into rupees for small expenses. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and shopping centres, although some small shops prefer cash payments.
Climate
The best time to visit Mauritius is between May and December, when temperatures are pleasant and humidity lower. The hot and humid season is from January to April, when cyclones occasionally hit the island.
Languages
The languages spoken in Mauritius are mainly Mauritian Creole, French and English. English is the official language of government, while French is widely used in the media and in everyday interactions.
Quality of accommodation
The quality of accommodation is generally good, ranging from three to five-stars (local standards). Most hotels offer top-quality services, but some less touristy areas may offer more basic comfort.
Food quality
Mauritian cuisine is tasty and multicultural, combining Indian, Creole, Chinese and European influences. Most establishments offer a variety of cuisine, and it is advisable to try the local specialities. Tap water is treated, but bottled water is recommended as a precaution.
Other information
Mauritius is a tropical paradise offering a multitude of activities to suit all tastes, from sandy beaches to mountain excursions. Travellers are encouraged to respect nature and preserve the local environment by avoiding plastic and disposing of their rubbish in the appropriate places.