
Tropical Garden View Room
A compact, functional room set back in the gardens, with a smart-glass bathroom and private balcony for couples or those travelling alone.

Two beaches and 120 hectares of tropical garden at Port Launay, with one of the Indian Ocean's largest spas and a zip-line through the hills behind.
Constance Ephelia sits on Mahé's west coast, between two beaches at Port Launay, with the marine national park just offshore. The resort spans 120 hectares of granite hillside and tropical garden, its villas and suites arranged low among the palms rather than stacked toward the coast road.
A Sisley spa village, one of the largest in the Indian Ocean, sits apart in its own gardens. Five restaurants cover the rest of the day, and a zip-line runs through the forested hills behind the resort for guests who want the view from higher up.

From garden-view rooms to the hillside Presidential Villa, each category sits within Constance Ephelia's 120 hectares of tropical grounds between two beaches.

A compact, functional room set back in the gardens, with a smart-glass bathroom and private balcony for couples or those travelling alone.

A short walk from the beach, with a large bed, a sunlit furnished terrace and a proper sitting area.

The same beachside footing as the Junior Suite, with a larger bath and a terrace built for watching the sun go down.

A two-bedroom villa around its own private pool and pergola, set apart from the main resort paths for a quieter family stay.

The larger of the two family villas, with three bedrooms sharing a private pool and pergola for a bigger group under one roof.

One- or two-bedroom villas by North Beach, each with a private pool a few steps from the sand.

Set into the granite hillside above Port Launay, with a private infinity pool, a garden terrace and dining served in the villa.

The resort's largest villa, perched on the hillside with its own infinity pool, gym, spa room and a dedicated villa master.
One of the Indian Ocean's largest spas, a zip-line through the hills, and a kids club named for the coconuts that shade the grounds.

One of the largest spa villages in the Indian Ocean, set apart in its own tropical garden, with Sisley facials, massage traditions from across Asia, a sauna, steam room, thermal pool and a yoga pavilion.

A series of zip-lines through the forested hills behind the resort, open to guests from four years old with instructors on hand throughout.

A supervised club for ages four to eleven, with its own pool, themed activity days and cookery sessions run by dedicated staff.

Non-motorised watersports, four tennis courts, a squash court and guided hikes and bike tours across the resort's 120 hectares.
Five restaurants in total, each with its own concept, from a marine-park view to an easy beachside snack.

The resort's signature buffet, with a wide spread of international dishes served for breakfast and dinner in a lively dining room.

A fusion menu served with a clear view over the Port Launay Marine Park, built for a slower, more considered dinner.

An à la carte menu of Asian dishes served in a dining room designed to sit quietly within its surroundings.

A Mediterranean lunch buffet served in a relaxed beachfront setting, close to the water.

Ice cream, cocktails and light snacks served beside the beach volleyball court, an easy stop between the sand and the pool.
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