Constance Lémuria Resort
The Resort for Bon Vivants, Golfers and Gourmet
Elegance - Luxury – Uniqueness Golf in the Indian Ocean
Small islands lying like emeralds in the dark blue Ocean, granite rocks modeled by wind and water for eternities, and beautiful palm fringed beaches: Seychelles are a “once in a life”-destination for many travellers.
A true jewel is the second largest island of the archipelago - Praslin. Only a short fl ight from the main island Mahé. Praslin is home to the 5-star-deluxe Constance Lémuria Resort (Relais & Châteaux). This paradise is located on three wonderful beaches – Grand and Petit Anse Kerlan as well as Anse Georgette which is said to be one of the most beautiful places on earth.
The hotel was build with natural materials such as granite, wood, and thatch – and is in complete harmony with nature. Even the lights have been designed so indigenously that the turtles will not feel disturbed while breeding at the shores.
The Constance Lémuria Resort features 88 Junior Suites and 8 Senior Suites dedicated to elegance and luxury and only a few steps away from the Ocean. Even more privacy can be enjoyed in 8 pool villas with butler and in the Presidential Villa on 1250 square meters it seems to fl oat between sky and sea. The hotels 3 restaurants are specialized in international menus – “The Legend” offers tempting buffets, “Beach Bar & Grill” serves fresh seafood and salads, and “The Seahorse” is the perfect place to enjoy the modern cuisine of the Seychelles.
A brand new highlight is “Le Spa de Constance” which concentrates on natural beauty products from the Indian Ocean, and includes a Shiseido Pavilion.
The Constance Lémuria Resort also owns the only 18-hole-championship golf course of the country: “The Lémuria” (Par 70, 5556 m) is complimentary to residents. It starts under palm trees, and continues on the green hills of Praslin – breathtaking views and surprising challenges included!
Rodney Wright and Marc Farry, designers of the course, made the 15th hole, the “signature hole”: From a tee high above the ocean, the ball is played down to fairway and green besides Anse Georgette. A test for the nerves – but a feast for all senses!
