Seychelles
Mahé
Constance Ephelia blends its colonial heritage harmoniously with modern luxury.
The main buildings, topped with steep thatched roofs, feature wide tiled verandas, elegant rattan furniture, contemporary lighting and vast infinity pools. Each of the four restaurants offers a distinct cuisine and atmosphere, such as Adam & Eve, where guests can enjoy relaxed open-air meals with their feet in the sand, or the Seselwa restaurant, which serves a colourful buffet under a Bedouin tent on the north beach.
Constance Ephelia offers a range of accommodation, from junior and senior suites to private villas with a pool.
Whether you stay two nights or ten days, there's no risk of boredom, thanks to a wealth of activities and five different restaurants to discover.
Worth noting: the abundance of concrete in the pathways, walkways and buildings can at times feel at odds with the exceptional natural setting.
Parents will appreciate the free kids' club for children aged 4 to 11.
Constance Ephelia Seychelles has 224 Suites and 53 Villas, including 1 Presidential Villa.
Junior and Senior Suites comprise a bedroom and lounge area with sofa, bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and hairdryer.
All Villas have a private pool, a selection of wines in a cellar and tea and coffee making facilities.
Spa Villas are equipped with a spa bathroom.
Family, Spa and Hillside villas benefit from a private butler, complimentary bicycles, and a superb pool (some even have several).
All suites are equipped with: air conditioning - ceiling fan - bathroom with bathtub, double washbasin, separate shower, toilet, hairdryer - lounge area - free WIFI - LCD screen television - telephone - minibar - safe.
Note that not all rooms are close to the facilities, sometimes requiring a golf cart or bicycle ride to get around.
The vast, welcoming U Spa offers more than 10 treatment rooms for ultimate relaxation. This thermal village uses natural ingredients to deliver exceptional spa experiences.
With azure waters surrounding the property and a marine sanctuary close by, you’ll be eager to start exploring. Activities on offer include snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing on a hobie cat, or paddling by kayak through the mangrove lagoon winding across the peninsula. A new way to discover the forest is also on offer: of course you can explore it on foot, but why not glide above the canopy on a zip line? Mahé, famous for its granite formations, is an ideal spot for climbing enthusiasts. Beginners can train on an artificial climbing wall before tackling the granite boulders around the lodge, fitted with a safety harness and under the guidance of an instructor. Tennis, squash and golf are also available to round out your active days.
On site, you’ll also find a gym and a wellness centre offering treatments, a spa and a sauna.
The property is involved in a conservation project to protect hawksbill and green turtles that come to nest between October and April. Visitors are often given the opportunity to take part in releasing hatchlings onto the beach around eight weeks after they hatch.