Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa

Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa occupies the western edge of Le Morne Peninsula on Mauritius' southwest coast, directly on the beach with Le Morne Brabant mountain — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — rising behind it. The resort holds one hundred and seventy-five suites and villas arranged in crescent formations through gardens of coconut, frangipani and palm trees.

Rooms range from sixty-five-square-metre junior suites with furnished terraces to three-hundred-and-fifty-square-metre villas with private pools on the strip of beach between Dinarobin and the adjacent Paradis Beachcomber resort. Beachfront senior suites reach one hundred and fifteen square metres; family configurations link two suites with interleading doors. A dedicated adults-only crescent has its own pool, beach kiosk, and reserved sun loungers.

Guests have access to two eighteen-hole par-72 golf courses: Paradis Golf Club on the peninsula and Mont Choisy on the northwest coast. The resort runs a kitesurf school affiliated with the International Kiteboarding Organization and the French Kite Association. On-site water activities include sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, scuba diving, and water skiing. The spa covers holistic treatments; there is also a kids' club for children aged three to eleven.

For meals, the resort shares access to eight restaurants across Le Morne Peninsula, including Paradis Beachcomber next door. The WETU notes a pan-Asian restaurant called Umami open for dinner, an Italian restaurant, and lunch served on the beach. Beachcomber's group-wide dining interchangeability lets guests eat at other properties across Mauritius, with some subject to a supplement or reservation.