Constance Belle Mare Plage

Poste de Flacq

On the east coast of Mauritius, luxury, comfort, intimacy, the highest quality of service and several hectares of private property make the Poste de Flacq the primary beach site for well to do visitors. This wild coast with its magnificent beaches, many of which have a private access and border the calm and transparent water of a lagoon, possesses some of the island’s most expensive hotel infrastructures. It is also an ideal starting point for discovering some of Mauritius’ real treasures like Deer Island, located a few kilometres south of the Poste de Flacq, which offers visitors a pleasant walk along the shore. A sea excursion enables guests to enjoy the beauty of the marine depths in a conventional or a glass bottom boat. The lagoon water contains a colorful and varied number of fish that can be observed with scuba mask in hand including cat, surgeon and pajama fish.

Confidential luxury

Constance Belle Mare Beach, a contemporary jewel with a touch of tropical aesthetics, reopened in 2001 after being totally reconfigured and renovated, with 20 new private villas opening onto one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Reserved exclusively for hotel residents, this addition responds to the demands of a clientele desiring intimacy and confidentiality. Once again commissioned by the direction of the Constance Hotels group, Mauritian architect, Jean-Marc Eynaud’s interiors combine daring modern design with insular elegance. The high point of the hotel is the 650-square meter Presidential suite, facing the turquoise water of the lagoon, far from all the hustle and bustle.

The hotel possesses 4 swimming pools, a Shiseido spa, a 15-hectare property with a 2-kilometer long beach and 2 golf courses which host the Senior Tour every year. Numerous activities are available at this veritable sanctuary dedicated to well-being and fitness. The Legend golf course, an absolute must for golf lovers, was designed by South African champion Hugh Baiocchi, and stretches over six kilometres all the way into the neighboring forest.

“This is a very special victory for me. When you come to play in a country like Mauritius, and your hosts do everything to make you feel at home, you feel you have to play well in order to thank them”. – Tom Lehman, American golfer, Mcb Tour Tournament champion, December, 2011.