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Constance Le Prince Maurice

Constance Le Prince Maurice occupies a private peninsula of 60 hectares on the north-east coast of Mauritius, on the edge of Bras D’Eau National Park. A wine cellar holding 25,000 bottles and Le Barachois, Mauritius’s only floating restaurant, are among the most distinctive elements of a resort bordered by a fish reserve, mangrove swamps, and a tranquil lagoon.

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Constance Le Prince Maurice occupies a private peninsula of 60 hectares on the north-east coast of Mauritius, in the Poste de Flacq area on the edge of Bras D’Eau National Park. The resort is bordered by a natural fish reserve and mangrove swamps on one side and a tranquil lagoon on the other, with two white sand beaches and gardens of rare vegetation running through the property.

Constance Le Prince Maurice holds 64 Junior Suites, 12 Family Suites, 12 Villas, and the Princely Villa, a number of which are built on stilts over the lagoon. The wine cellar, holding approximately 25,000 bottles, and Le Barachois, Mauritius’s only floating restaurant, are two of the most distinctive elements of the resort.

Two 18-hole championship golf courses at the nearby sister resort, Constance Belle Mare Plage, are available with complimentary green fees and a complimentary shuttle throughout the day.

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In detail

Food and Drink

L’Archipel, the main restaurant, serves buffet breakfast and a la carte dinner with ocean views. Le Barachois, Mauritius’s only floating restaurant, serves freshly caught seafood and Mauritian dishes in a candlelit setting, while the Asian Restaurant covers Chinese and Japanese dishes prepared with local ingredients. The wine cellar holds approximately 25,000 bottles, with sommelier-hosted tastings and pairing dinners available, and the Laguna Bar serves poolside cocktails and light bites with ocean views.
Spa and Wellness

The Constance Spa has a heated pool, sauna, steam room, and cold plunge pool, with massages, facials, and body treatments using Sisley products, including a signature rum spirit massage unique to the resort. An outdoor infinity pool at the beach edge and a lap pool set further into the gardens complete the wellness facilities, alongside a gym, two floodlit tennis courts, and a putting green.
Golf

Complimentary golf at the Legends and Links courses at Constance Belle Mare Plage is included for guests, with a daily shuttle connecting the two resorts. Bicycle hire, complimentary water sports, and a kitesurfing school on the beach round out the activities on offer, and the Constance Kids Club runs daily programmes for children aged four to eleven.

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Room Types

Junior Suites

Single-bedroom en-suite units with an interior sitting area, a private terrace or balcony, dual basins, and separate shower and bathtub. Three configurations are available, garden view, beachfront, and on stilts over the lagoon, the last with floor-to-ceiling windows and a deck extending over the water.

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Family Suites

Set within thatched-roof buildings, these suites include one main en-suite bedroom, a sitting area, and a separate children’s room with bunk beds and its own bathroom. Ten Family Suites are on the ground or first floor with sea or garden views, and two have direct beach access.

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Villas

Twelve villas stand directly on the beach with private pools and en-suite bathrooms, including a whirlpool tub and separate living space. Three of the twelve are built on stilts over the lagoon with private pools.

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Princely Villa

Covering 350 square meters, the Princely Villa combines two Junior Suites and a villa with two heated swimming pools and butler service, suited to larger families or groups wanting the most complete and private accommodation on the property.

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