General Facilities

The Ephelia Resort has five boutique shops selling clothing, hotel-branded items and basic necessities such as toiletries as well as local arts and crafts.

There are also plenty of opportunity to relax: four swimming pools are strategically located around the resort for you to cool off during the heat of the day or you may want to unwind and lose yourself at one of the two spas – Spa de Constance and the Shiseido Spa. Both these spas offer typical treatments – massages, facials, manicures and pedicures – as well as specialised treatments.

Children from four to 12 years old can be entertained at the Mini Club, a multi-functional area with a dining area and plenty of room for games. The zipline and climbing wall also provide hours of fun.

Professional staff members organise daily activities for the young ones, leaving you free to relax or go on an excursion.

Bar

Children's club

Computer facilities

Gym

Laundry service

Restaurant

Spa

Swimming pool

Tennis court

Dining

Ephelia Resort has no fewer than five restaurants to choose from with each offering a different dining concept and culinary experience. Organised in different sections, the buffet-style Corossol serves up a delicious range of international dishes ranging from Italian to Asian fare.

Helios on the other hand offers Mediterranean dishes for lunch in a casual yet chic atmosphere. Tapas, antipastos, creative pastas and fresh, thin-crust pizzas cooked in a wood-burning oven are typical choices.

In the cool and relaxed atmosphere of Adam & Eve, guests can enjoy African-inspired dishes ranging from delicious meat-packed skewers to creative salads and fresh breads baked on site. Created with Africa in mind, Adam & Eve is open for lunch and dinner on special themed evenings and incorporates features such as a soft sand floor and granite rocks.

Ephelia’s ‘haute cuisine’ restaurant, Cyann, offers a unique concept and design for your dining experience. Try one of their signature dishes, blending French and Asian influences, as you look out over the Port Launay Marine Park.

There’s a casual atmosphere during lunch but dinner at the Cyann is a more sophisticated affair.

Seselwa offers Creole specialities along with the freshest of seafood in a casual and lively atmosphere. White furniture and bright colours contribute to the natural festive spirit and Seselwa is a popular choice for a meal.

And if you’re up for a refreshing sundowner before dinner, there is an equally wide choice of five bars to choose from – one at each of the five dining areas.