Constance Hotels Seychelles

Heaven on Earth

The Republic of Seychelles is located in the southern hemisphere on the East African coast, in the Indian Ocean. This country comprises 115 islands, 33 of which are inhabited. Among the most famous islands are Mahé, Praslin, La Digue and Fregate.

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Constance Hotels Maldives

Fairytale Land

The Maldives, officially called the Republic of Maldives, consists of many islands located in the Indian Ocean near the equator. The appearance of a tropical paradise is enhanced by beautiful sandy beaches lining the entire coastline, clear water, coral reefs and a great variety of fauna and flora. The most popular period to visit the Maldives is from February to April, when the islands experience the most sunshine and the warmest weather.

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Mardan Palace

Pearl of Antalya

Already for the third year since its opening, Mardan Palace Hotel has won the prestigious World Travel Awards – the tourism Oscar – which confirms the high quality of its hotel services and facilities!

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Vily Miskawaan

Magnificent Miskawaan Luxury in the Finest Setting Undeniably luxurious, unmistakably Thai, Miskawaan Villas delivers the holiday experience of a lifetime, thanks to a truly idyllic marriage of comfort, facilities and unforgettable surroundings. Each of the nine beachfront villas boasts its own individual features and layout, with all offering a degree of privacy, personal service and understated style that discerning guests find irresistible.

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Exotic Vacations

Summer all year long

The vacation period is associated with Summer, hot sun, sea and overall relaxation.
This year’s raw, cold weather in our country was not like this at all. Grey skies resembling November, unpleasant drizzle, rains and winds resulting from frontal disturbances in the West. Gradually a period of Fall gloom and Winter inhospitality were upon us. But all hope need not be lost. Striking sunny days on one’s vacation is like winning the Lottery. What use is a trendy swimsuit on a lawn, wet from the July rain?

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