
Junior Suite
Wood, marble and pink granite palm-thatched suites tucked into the Seychellois garden, each with a furnished terrace for private dining.

The Seychelles' only 18-hole championship golf course, a private turtle sanctuary, and the walk to Anse Georgette, all inside one 101-hectare estate on Praslin.
Constance Lemuria sits across 101 hectares on the northwest tip of Praslin, its suites and villas scattered along two beaches barely 15 metres from the water. Opened in 1999 and rebuilt in 2016, the resort is built low into the granite and forest rather than over it, so the boulders, palms and the odd sheath-tailed bat stay part of the view.
The estate's centrepiece is the Seychelles' only 18-hole championship golf course, its fairways running to the edge of the trees between the two Anse Kerlan beaches. Guests can walk the course to reach Anse Georgette, rated among the world's most beautiful beaches, or spend the evening with the resort's own turtle sanctuary, where hawksbills have nested on Grand Anse Kerlan for as long as anyone at Lemuria can remember.

Four categories, all within 15 metres of the sand, from the palm-thatched Junior Suites to the three-bedroom Presidential Villa on its own stretch of beach.

Wood, marble and pink granite palm-thatched suites tucked into the Seychellois garden, each with a furnished terrace for private dining.

The same garden setting as the Junior Suites, scaled up with a separate lounge, a whirlpool bath in the master bathroom and a double terrace.

Two-bedroom villas at the southern tip of Anse Kerlan, each with a sunken pool terrace, an outdoor bath and its own relaxation pavilion.

A private hotel within the hotel on the granite boulders above Anse Kerlan, with three bedrooms, a dedicated Villa Master and a private beach at the foot of the pools.
A championship golf course, a working turtle sanctuary and a Sisley spa, all inside the same stretch of forest and beach.

The Seychelles' only 18-hole course, Par 70 over 5,611 metres, with green fees complimentary for guests and the walk to Anse Georgette crossing its fairways.

Seven treatment rooms among the palms, with Sisley facials, Constance Spa massages, a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and cold plunge pool.

Grand Anse Kerlan is one of Praslin's last active nesting beaches. From October to February, the resort's own turtle manager leads guests out to watch hawksbills come ashore.

Kayaks, sailing and paddleboards are complimentary on the lagoon, with a PADI dive centre running trips out to granite reefs and wreck sites further offshore.
Four restaurants, from a barefoot lunch spot on Petite Anse Kerlan to the golf club's Diva and its 23,000-bottle cellar.

Buffet breakfast and dinner overlooking the bay, with an à la carte pool-side lunch and a nightly show-cooking menu that changes with the chefs' mood.

An evening-only room by the golf club, designed by Marc Hertrich, with sharing plates and a wine cellar of more than 23,000 bottles from some 200 estates.

Fresh Indian Ocean seafood in Creole style, on the rock peninsula between Grand and Petite Anse Kerlan, with a private rear deck for exclusive dinners.

An understated lunch deck steps from Petite Anse Kerlan, serving snacks and creative sushi with a Seychellois twist.
Tell us the dates and whether golf, diving or the turtle season matters most. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.