Spend nine nights in the Seychelles on a relaxed island escape that balances beach time, gentle exploration and the comfort of a well located resort. Staying at Constance Ephelia on Mahé, this trip suits couples who want space, calm surroundings and the freedom to enjoy each day at their own pace, with one full day out included to see more of the islands beyond the resort.
Mahé offers a mix of long beaches, sheltered coves and lush inland scenery, making it an easy place to settle in and slow down. Days can be spent swimming, walking along the sand or exploring the island by car if you wish, while evenings are about relaxed dinners and enjoying the warm air by the water.
Constance Ephelia is set in a quiet part of Mahé, with two beaches and plenty of space to enjoy the surroundings at your own pace. Days can be as laid back or as active as you like, from swimming and coastal walks to water sports on the bay. Staying in a Junior Suite on a half board basis keeps evenings easy, with dinner at the resort after a day spent exploring or relaxing.
One day includes a guided trip to La Digue by boat and bike, offering a change of pace from resort life. Cycle across the island at an easy pace, visit beaches such as Anse Source d’Argent and stop in small local areas along the way. It is a full day out that gives a clear sense of the Seychelles beyond Mahé.
Return flights from Dublin to Mahé with Qatar Airways via Doha, private airport transfers throughout, accommodation for 9 nights at Constance Ephelia in a Junior Suite on a half board basis, and one included activity: La Digue island tour by boat and bike. Based on 2 passengers sharing. Flights depart Dublin on 01 October 2026. Price is correct at the time of posting (05 February 2026). Offers are subject to change.
Price from €4,750 per person
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