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Set on a secluded stretch of Mauritius' south-east coastline, Constance Le Chaland offers a stylish beachfront escape surrounded by natural beauty. Combining contemporary comfort with warm island hospitality, the resort provides a relaxed setting from which to experience a quieter and more authentic side of Mauritius.
The Resort
Overlooking the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, Constance Le Chaland has been designed to embrace its spectacular coastal surroundings. The resort combines contemporary architecture with natural materials and open spaces, creating an atmosphere that feels both elegant and relaxed.
Guests can spend their days enjoying the beachfront setting, unwinding beside the pool or exploring the crystal-clear waters that make this part of Mauritius so special. The nearby Blue Bay Marine Park is renowned for its vibrant coral gardens and marine life, making it a popular destination for snorkelling and boat excursions.
Dining is an important part of the experience, with restaurants serving a variety of dishes inspired by the island's diverse cultural influences. Fresh seafood, local ingredients and international flavours combine to create memorable dining experiences in a range of beautiful settings.
For those seeking relaxation, the spa offers a selection of treatments designed to restore and rejuvenate, while fitness facilities and activities allow guests to remain as active as they wish. Beyond the resort, visitors can discover nature reserves, local villages, markets and cultural attractions that showcase the unique character of Mauritius.
Whether relaxing by the ocean, exploring the island or enjoying its culinary delights, guests will find a welcoming atmosphere and a genuine connection to the destination.
The Wellbeing Difference
Blending contemporary luxury with the island's natural beauty, Constance Le Chaland offers a relaxed and authentic Mauritian escape.
What sets The St. Regis Le Morne Resort apart is its unrivalled location beneath the UNESCO-listed Le Morne Brabant, creating one of the most iconic and photographed settings in Mauritius.