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DINAROBIN BEACHCOMBER

The Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa is a haven of peace and tranquillity - the ideal setting for a luxury holiday in Mauritius that will leave you feeling refreshed and renewed, mind, body, and soul. Located on the breathtaking western coast of the Le Morne peninsula, with the spectacular Le Morne Brabant mountain acting as a dramatic backdrop, the Dinarobin Beachcomber offers its guests the options of both relaxing intimacy, and adventurous action.

The resort features luxurious all-suite accommodation that blends harmoniously into the lush surroundings. Spacious wooden decks, terraces with sea views, and tropical gardens planted with exotic trees and flowers make the Dinarobin Beachcomber the perfect example of tropical Mauritian elegance. Nestled within the resort you will find an incredible spa, where you are able to enjoy beachside treatments and pampering at the hands of our wellness specialists.

The Dinarobin Beachcomber and Paradis Beachcomber*, an adjacent Beachcomber resort of the same category, benefit from sharing their facilities. Guests of the Dinarobin Beachcomber have access to the 18-hole par 72 golf course at Paradis Beachcomber, and up to eight inviting restaurants, four at each hotel. There is also a wide variety of both land and water-based activities to enjoy, including kitesurfing at the Dinarobin Beachcomber’s very own Kitesurf School.
Throughout your stay, our dedicated team will seek to enhance your holiday in any way they can - expect nothing but the best service, worthy of this 5 star resort. Everything you could want and more for your holiday in Mauritius, the Dinarobin Beachcomber is waiting to welcome you. Book a stay today.

An elegant 5-star resort with villa and suite accommodation located at the foot of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Le Morne Brabant Mountain.
A Spa Beachcomber, a calm oasis equipped with everything you need to relax and indulge.
A dedicated adults-only area with a private beach and swimming pool.
5 tempered pools in winter, in room crescents only (depending on temperatures).
A choice of eight restaurants on the peninsula, with four restaurants at Paradis Beachcomber, an adjacent same-category resort.
Privileged access to two 18-hole par 72 golf courses: Paradis Golf Club and Mont Choisy.
A Kitesurf School affiliated with the International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO) and the French Kite Association (AFK).
Extensive choice of complimentary land and water-based activities.
Privileged access to all the facilities at Paradis Beachcomber.
A Kids Club for children aged 3-11 with an array of entertaining activities.
Dining interchangeability with all Beachcomber hotels (with supplement at Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury and upon reservation).
An attractive optional 'Escape Package', including lunch and a selection of beverages for a hassle-free stay.
Once at the hotel, guests have the choice to transfer to another Beachcomber property if desired, depending on availability and room category.

HISTORY OF MAURITIUS:

Mauritius was a Dutch colony in the 1600s until it was occupied by the French in the 1700s and then it became a British Colony in the 1800s. Mauritius gained independence from Britain in the late 1960s after almost 200 years, and finally became a Republic in 1992. It is this rich history that gives rise to a number of different cultures and cuisines being prevalent on the island of Mauritius.

MAURITIUS LANGUAGE & CULTURE

Due to its multicultural diversity, Mauritius boasts a number of spoken languages. With immigrants from Africa, India, France, the UK, and China, there is a vast mixture of cultures, languages, and traditions. Both English and French are generally accepted as the official languages (with French being the most dominant), and Creole being the most commonly used language on the street.

MAURITIUS CLIMATE

Mauritius is blessed with a tropical climate and is a fantastic year-round destination. Temperatures range from the low to mid-20s°C in the cooler months (April to October), up to the late 20s°C and early 30s°C during the gorgeous summer months from November to March.

TIME DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA:

Mauritius is 2 hours ahead of South Africa.

CURRENCY IN MAURITIUS

The monetary unit is the Mauritian Rupee (Rs) which is divided into 100 cents. Major currencies such as US Dollars and Euros, and even South African Rands, are accepted in most hotels and by many vendors. You don’t need to schlepp to get forex before you travel to Mauritius, you can literally convert Rands to Rupees on arrival at the airport or simply draw local currency at an ATM.

WHAT TO DO IN MAURITIUS:

Mauritius has an impressive array of activities available for your island holiday – from exhilarating zip lining to cultural temple visits. Of course, it’s also very important to factor in plenty of time to soak up the sun around your hotel pool. If you are looking for more than the beach in Mauritius, look at what is in store for you:

Deep Sea Fishing – Mauritius is a paradise for deep sea fishing - the ocean is 70 metres deep just one kilometre away from the coast. Species include the blue or black marlin, all types of sharks, yellow tuna, bonitos, barracuda and more. Huge fish like the Blue Marlin roam the seas and hunt around Mauritius from November to April. Mauritius holds several world fishing records. Fishing boats can be hired from almost all hotels.

Spa and Wellbeing– If you’re looking for some pampering be sure to visit the spa found at most hotels in Mauritius where you can put yourself into the capable hands of experts and allow yourself to be carried away by your senses (you deserve it)!

Golf – What could be more pleasant than being on holiday in Mauritius whilst having the opportunity to improve your golf skills? There are some really good golf courses in Mauritius, including Heritage Golf Club at Bel Ombre, Ile Aux Cerfs Golf Club, Tamarina, the Links and Legends courses at Belle Mare Plage and Four Seasons Golf Club at Anahita.

Shopping- Mauritius’ reputation as a shopping paradise is enhanced by the diversity and quality of shopping opportunities. From sophisticated shopping centres to small craft shops and bustling market stalls, there is something for everyone. Whatever happens, you can’t leave Mauritius without a sega outfit and at least one frangipani hair clip!

Scuba Diving and Snorkelling– Mauritius is fantastic for diving all year round. A barrier reef encircles almost the entire island which creates a shallow lagoon reef, making it particularly good diving for beginners. On the other side of the barrier reef, caverns and crevasses as well as a bunch of ship wrecks will delight the more experienced divers out there.

Nightlife- Most hotels in Mauritius offer nightly entertainment but for those seeking a little more, there is lots of fun to be had on the island. The nightlife scene of Mauritius entices with beach clubs, happening nightclubs, casinos, bars & pubs with live music, and even laid back lounges.