
Constance Prince Maurice is an intimate east-coast Mauritius retreat known for huge suites, overwater villas, a floating mangrove restaurant and one of the Indian Ocean’s great wine cellars.
Constance Prince Maurice sits on Mauritius’ quieter northeast coast at Poste de Flacq, surrounded by tropical gardens, beach and a sheltered natural fish reserve.
Accommodation begins with 70-square-metre junior suites and expands into villas on stilts, private-pool beach villas and the sprawling Princely Villa for families or groups.
The overwater accommodations are especially distinctive, extending above the calm Barachois and giving the resort a stronger sense of intimacy than a large conventional beach hotel.
Le Barachois, reached along a lantern-lit pontoon through mangroves, is Mauritius’ rare floating restaurant, while the resort’s wine cellar holds more than 25,000 bottles. A substantial spa adds sauna, steam, plunge and thermal facilities.
Constance Prince Maurice is best for travelers who want Mauritius in a quieter, more romantic form, where dining, wine and privacy feel as central as the beach itself.
