Constance Hotels Ephelia und Lemuria
Two pearls in the Indian Ocean
06/13/2024 Reading time: 3 Minutes
Rugged granite cliffs, endless powdered sugar beaches, crystal-clear water - and far away from the worries of everyday life: two resorts in the Seychelles from the luxurious Constance Hotels, Resorts & Golf group are a delight.
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North of Madagascar lie 115 islands in the Indian Ocean that come very close to the ideal: The Seychelles. Postcard-perfect beaches, romantic bays, magical sunsets and tropical jungle form the perfect backdrop for a relaxing vacation. Of course, the Seychelles are also particularly suitable for romantic getaways and honeymoons. Once you have decided on the destination, it's time to choose a resort. Constance Hotels, Resorts & Golf makes the decision easy for vacationers.
The resort group offers vacationers two opportunities to experience perfection up close in the Seychelles: At Constance Lemuria and Constance Ephelia. The two magnificent resorts are characterized by authentic luxury and closeness to nature and were created in absolute harmony with their surroundings. Spacious villas with direct beach access, excellent gourmet cuisine that simply makes you happy, ultimate relaxation in the luxurious spa and intimate hideaways make it immediately clear why many celebrity couples choose the Seychelles for their time out.
If you need more reasons to choose the Seychelles as your absolute top destination in the Indian Ocean, you'll find them here: evergreen tropical forests, masses of coconut palms and cinnamon trees, unique animal species such as the Praslin snail and the Seychelles tree frog. Why do the Seychelles have so much beautiful nature? The island nation was the first country to place such importance on nature conservation that it included it in its constitution - back in 1993.
The Constance Ephelia is located on the main island of Mahé, on two of the most beautiful beaches on the island. From their rooms, those seeking relaxation have a view of the Port Launay Marine National Park. The Constance Ephelia is set in 120 hectares of green, tropical surroundings - the eco-chic resort is surrounded by mangrove forests and is located directly on a marine reserve with the best snorkeling opportunities for exploring the colorful underwater world. The 266 rooms and suites as well as 46 beach and hill villas with private pools offer private retreats surrounded by the magnificent tropical world. The jewel of the resort is the elegant Presidential Villa with 980 square meters and space for up to six people. The range of activities on offer is just as diverse as the choice of accommodation: Adventure-seekers can zipline over the jungle, kayak in the mangrove forests or swim under majestic waterfalls.
Another Constance Hotel Group retreat completes the offer in paradise: the Constance Lemuria on the island of Praslin is a dreamlike hideaway. Built in harmony with nature, this resort is surrounded by no less than three white sandy beaches. Four gourmet restaurants and five bars pamper guests' palates. A highlight: the opportunity to dine on top of a rock - perfect for any romantic date night. Golf enthusiasts will definitely opt for the Constance Lemuria: It is home to the only 18-hole championship golf course in the Seychelles. A highlight for nature lovers of all ages: the turtle nesting site on one of the three beaches. Interested holidaymakers have the opportunity to take part in the turtle conservation program and learn a lot about these fragile sea creatures.
The resort group offers vacationers two opportunities to experience perfection up close in the Seychelles: At Constance Lemuria and Constance Ephelia. The two magnificent resorts are characterized by authentic luxury and closeness to nature and were created in absolute harmony with their surroundings. Spacious villas with direct beach access, excellent gourmet cuisine that simply makes you happy, ultimate relaxation in the luxurious spa and intimate hideaways make it immediately clear why many celebrity couples choose the Seychelles for their time out.
If you need more reasons to choose the Seychelles as your absolute top destination in the Indian Ocean, you'll find them here: evergreen tropical forests, masses of coconut palms and cinnamon trees, unique animal species such as the Praslin snail and the Seychelles tree frog. Why do the Seychelles have so much beautiful nature? The island nation was the first country to place such importance on nature conservation that it included it in its constitution - back in 1993.
The Constance Ephelia is located on the main island of Mahé, on two of the most beautiful beaches on the island. From their rooms, those seeking relaxation have a view of the Port Launay Marine National Park. The Constance Ephelia is set in 120 hectares of green, tropical surroundings - the eco-chic resort is surrounded by mangrove forests and is located directly on a marine reserve with the best snorkeling opportunities for exploring the colorful underwater world. The 266 rooms and suites as well as 46 beach and hill villas with private pools offer private retreats surrounded by the magnificent tropical world. The jewel of the resort is the elegant Presidential Villa with 980 square meters and space for up to six people. The range of activities on offer is just as diverse as the choice of accommodation: Adventure-seekers can zipline over the jungle, kayak in the mangrove forests or swim under majestic waterfalls.
Another Constance Hotel Group retreat completes the offer in paradise: the Constance Lemuria on the island of Praslin is a dreamlike hideaway. Built in harmony with nature, this resort is surrounded by no less than three white sandy beaches. Four gourmet restaurants and five bars pamper guests' palates. A highlight: the opportunity to dine on top of a rock - perfect for any romantic date night. Golf enthusiasts will definitely opt for the Constance Lemuria: It is home to the only 18-hole championship golf course in the Seychelles. A highlight for nature lovers of all ages: the turtle nesting site on one of the three beaches. Interested holidaymakers have the opportunity to take part in the turtle conservation program and learn a lot about these fragile sea creatures.
