Resort · Port Launay, north-west Mahé, Seychelles

Constance Ephelia

A 120-hectare resort between two beaches on Port Launay Marine National Park, 40 minutes from the airport, with a spa village and kids club.

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Why we love it

Ephelia is the resort we suggest most often to families who want space and plenty to do without a boat or a flight after landing. It covers 120 hectares on the north-west coast of Mahé, with a beach on either side and the marine park in front, and it is about 40 minutes by road from the airport.

There is a lot going on: a zip line through the trees, tennis, squash and padel, non-motorised water sports, and the Coconut Tribe kids club for four to 11 year olds. The spa village has a full thermal circuit, and the two- and three-bedroom family villas each come with a private pool.

The scale is the catch. With five restaurants, five bars and a wide spread of rooms, it can feel like a small town at breakfast in the school holidays. Couples after quiet should book a Hillside Villa, set up on the granite above the marine park.

Rooms and villas

  • Junior SuiteSleeps Two adults, a child and a baby

    A 62 square metre suite a few steps from the beach, with a large bed, a seating area and a sunlit terrace.

  • Senior SuiteSleeps Two adults and a child

    A 72 square metre suite with a furnished terrace with a view and a bathroom with a bath tub.

  • Family VillaSleeps Four or six guests

    Two- or three-bedroom villas of 330 to 350 square metres, each with a private pool and a pergola, built for families.

  • Beach VillaSleeps Up to six guests

    One- or two-bedroom villas of 240 to 370 square metres by North Beach, with a private pool and a large bathroom.

  • Hillside VillaSleeps Up to four guests

    Villas of 120 to 220 square metres on the granite above Port Launay, with an infinity pool and in-villa dining, the pick for couples.

Dining

Five restaurants cover the range, from Corossol and Helios to Adam and Eve, Cyann and Kabana, each with its own style. Five bars, including Zee Bar and Seselwa Bar, mean there is always somewhere for a drink at sunset.

Wellness

The Constance Spa village sits in tropical gardens and uses Sisley products. Its thermal journey takes in a sauna, steam room, thermal pool, Jacuzzi, still pool and Kneipp footpath, with a yoga pavilion and a fitness centre alongside.

Children and families

Coconut Tribe takes children aged four to 11 and can be joined at any point in the stay, with a separate space for four to six year olds. Family Villas have two or three bedrooms and a private pool.

The facts

Facts about Constance Ephelia
TransferAbout 40 minutes by road from Seychelles International Airport
Grounds120 hectares
Restaurants and barsFive restaurants and five bars
SpaConstance Spa village with thermal circuit
Kids clubCoconut Tribe, ages four to 11
ActivitiesZip line, tennis, squash, padel and non-motorised water sports

Where it is

Port Launay, north-west Mahé, Seychelles

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A few of the things we plan for guests in Seychelles.

  • Coco de mer palms and their fan leaves in the forest canopy of the Vallée de Mai, Praslin

    Coco de mer in the Vallée de Mai

    The Vallée de Mai on Praslin is a UNESCO-listed palm forest and the home of the coco de mer, whose seed is the largest in the plant kingdom. Paths wind under huge fan-shaped leaves, and it is one of the few places to see the rare Seychelles black parrot. Go at opening time, when the birds are most active.

  • Pink granite boulders on the white sand of Anse Source d'Argent, La Digue, Seychelles

    Cycling La Digue to Anse Source d'Argent

    La Digue has few cars; most people get around by bicycle. Ride through the L'Union estate, past the old plantation house and vanilla, to Anse Source d'Argent, with its sculpted granite boulders and shallow water. Time it for low tide in the early morning. On the east side, Grand Anse is wilder but not for swimming when the surf is up.

  • An Aldabra giant tortoise walking across the sand with others resting behind, Seychelles

    Giant tortoises and mangroves on Curieuse

    Curieuse is a protected island a short boat ride from Praslin. A boardwalk runs through the mangroves to Baie Laraie, where Aldabra giant tortoises roam freely around the ranger station. Most trips add snorkelling off neighbouring St Pierre, a tiny granite islet.

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