Constance Prince Maurice Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & Resorts Mauritius is often described as a paradise: turquoise lagoons, white beaches, palm trees, and warm light.
All of these exist, but the island's charm lies in its variety of areas and experiences: from the well-maintained beaches and world-class golf courses on the east coast, through the intimate bays in the north, to the wilder, less touristy landscapes in the south.
Through four resorts, Constance Belle Mare Plage, Constance Prince Maurice, Constance Le Chaland and Constance Sakoa Boutik, the Constance Hotels & Resorts chain offers four different interpretations of an island vacation.
Sakoa Boutik Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsSpanning two kilometers on the east coast of Mauritius, Constance Belle Mare Plage combines the pleasures of an Indian Ocean vacation with an advantage that is becoming increasingly rare in the world of luxury hospitality: a wide range of experiences in one place.
You can start the day at the lagoon, play a round of golf, enjoy a long lunch by the beach, and end the evening in an underground wine cellar.
Golf is integral to the resort's identity. Its two golf courses, Legend and Links, each with 18 holes, have made Belle Mare Plage one of the most renowned golf destinations in the Indian Ocean.
The year 2026 also brings a new milestone. For the first time in Mauritius’ history, the Ladies European Tour will be coming to the island. As part of the event, 120 professional players will compete in the inaugural MCB Ladies Classic, which will be held at the resort’s Legend Course.
The resort is also a culinary destination and a destination that beckons wine lovers. Its restaurants range from casual beachside dining to sophisticated gastronomic experiences. Beneath the complex lies one of its greatest surprises: the Blue Penny Cellar, an extraordinary wine collection, including tens of thousands of bottles from wineries around the world.
Constance Prince Maurice Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsNestled among tropical vegetation, a beach and a protected lagoon, Constance Prince Maurice Resort’s suites and villas are designed to maintain a sense of space and privacy, with some appearing to float above the water, a key part of the experience.
At sunset, guests walk along a lantern-lit wooden pier, through the mangroves, to Le Barachois, the resort’s floating restaurant. Built across five wooden platforms above a natural fish reserve, the path to the table becomes an integral part of the evening’s entertainment, alongside an adjacent floating bar.
Prince Maurice also boasts an impressive wine cellar, containing more than 25,000 bottles, reflecting the deep connection to the world of wine that characterizes the Constance chain. This is in addition to the nearby golf options, culinary delights and a wide range of wellness treatments.
Culinary delights at the Constance Prince Maurice Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsAs you head south and away from the familiar resorts, Mauritius becomes wilder. Here lies Constance Le Chaland, one of the new chapters in the Constance chain's story. Redesigned under the brand, the resort sits alongside one of the island's most pristine stretches of beach.
Nearby is Blue Bay Marine Park, one of Mauritius's most important marine protected areas, offering excellent conditions for exploring the underwater world.
The southern region itself also becomes part of the experience. It is considered pristine and authentic compared to the familiar resort areas, and that is precisely where its unique, more natural character lies.
Constance describes Le Chaland as “Wild Luxury.” The architecture and service remain meticulous, but nature sets the tone.
Villas with private pools continue the same concept and offer families and groups a different experience than a typical vacation: living by the ocean for a period of time.
Constance Le Chaland Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsOn the famous Trou aux Biches beach, Constance Sakoa Boutik offers a different take on an island vacation.
With just 16 suites, this intimate beachfront boutique hotel forgoes the grandeur of larger resorts in favor of simplicity, privacy, and a relaxed connection to Mauritius's northern region.
Sakoa Boutik Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsDespite the differences between the resorts, they all share a common vision: Mauritius should also be known through the plate. Over the years, the Constance chain has developed a significant culinary identity on the island.
In 2026, Belle Mare Plage and Prince Maurice hosted the 19th edition of the Constance Festival Culinaire, a culinary festival that brought together international chefs, pastry experts, sommeliers and the chain's culinary teams for a week of competitions, meals led by Michelin-starred chefs and master classes.
The event is part of a broader concept, combining local ingredients and flavors from the Indian Ocean with international cooking techniques, thoughtful wine programs, and significant investment in the world of gastronomy.
Constance Prince Maurice Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsMauritius offers a variety of experiences depending on your vacation style: from beach waters, golf, and restaurants at Belle Mare Plage, through privacy, quiet, and candlelit meals at Prince Maurice, to a more secluded experience in the south of the island at Le Chaland or an intimate, boutique vacation at Sakoa in Trou aux Biches.
The four accommodation sites offer different ways to experience Mauritius, each with its own character and pace.
Constance Prince Maurice Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsConstance Belle Mare Plage | Constance Prince Maurice | Constance Le Challand Constance Sakoa Boutik
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Constance Ephelia Resort. Photo: Constance Hotels & ResortsBeyond Mauritius, the Constance Hotels & Resorts chain offers accommodation experiences on leading islands throughout the Indian Ocean, including the Seychelles, the Maldives, Madagascar and Rodrigues.
Among the hotels are Constance Ephelia, Constance Lemuria, Constance Halaveli, Constance Moofushi, Constance Tsarabanjina and Constance Tekoma, each with a unique character alongside a shared approach to hospitality, culinary, health and environmental protection.