Constance Belle Mare Plage achieves Platinum Green Globe Certification for sustainability excellence

Combining eco-friendly design, gourmet dining, and championship golf courses, the resort seamlessly integrates indulgence with environmental responsibility, earning recognition from both travelers and industry professionals.

MAURITIUS – On March 31, 2025, the internationally acclaimed Constance Belle Mare Plage Hotel on Mauritius’ east coast celebrated a major sustainability milestone by receiving the prestigious Platinum Green Globe Certification.

This recognition highlights the resort’s long-term commitment to environmental stewardship, responsible tourism, and sustainable hospitality practices.

Combining eco-friendly design, gourmet dining, and championship golf courses, the resort seamlessly integrates indulgence with environmental responsibility, earning recognition from both travelers and industry professionals.

The resort’s sustainability strategy spans infrastructure and service, incorporating waste reduction, community initiatives, and locally sourced products to align with global sustainability goals while preserving regional authenticity.

From Scrap to Sip: Transforming Food Waste into Eco-Mixology

One of the resort’s standout sustainability initiatives, “From Scrap to Sip,” repurposes fruit peels into handcrafted syrups for cocktails, eliminating the need for commercially produced ingredients.

This program reduces food waste by approximately 98 kg annually while enhancing guest experiences and setting a benchmark for circular hospitality practices in island nations.

Cultural Preservation Through Community Engagement

As part of its commitment to social sustainability, the resort hosted a special event at its Deer Hunter restaurant, where residents of a nearby elderly care home experienced fine dining for the first time.

Staff personally served meals alongside music and dancing, turning the gathering into a celebration of inclusion and respect.

Such initiatives showcase how luxury hospitality can foster meaningful connections within local communities.

Green Globe Platinum Certification: A Recognition of Excellence

Constance Belle Mare Plage has earned the prestigious Green Globe Platinum Certification, a distinction awarded to properties demonstrating continuous excellence in environmental, social, and economic responsibility.

The resort met internationally benchmarked standards in energy efficiency, water conservation, waste management, and corporate social responsibility, setting a new standard for African and Indian Ocean resorts.

Naadir Goolamally, the resort’s Sustainability Manager, emphasized that the achievement reflects a shared commitment to sustainability, innovation, and collaboration with stakeholders, reinforcing the resort’s mission to preserve the planet while inspiring positive change.

Redefining Mauritius as a Sustainable Luxury Destination

These initiatives contribute to broader national efforts to position Mauritius as a leading sustainable island destination.

As global travelers increasingly prioritize eco-conscious experiences, such recognition enhances the island’s appeal among high-spending, sustainability-minded visitors.

By blending environmental stewardship with luxury hospitality, Constance Belle Mare Plage demonstrates that responsible tourism can be both opulent and transformative.

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