The island that ranks second in my heart after Tahiti - Seychelles

Seychelles is a top-level underwater destination, with many well-known luxury brands on the major islands, and the room rates are unlimited. Here is a tip for choosing a hotel in a foreign country: look for local hotel brands, which are usually in good locations, offer good experiences, and most importantly, have a higher cost performance than luxury brands. In China, it may be a state guesthouse, but in Seychelles, it is Constance. On the main island of Mahé, the must-visit island in Seychelles, there is a Constance Ephelia. It is located between two national parks on the west coast, and although it is on the bustling main island, it is very secluded. It takes about 40 minutes to drive from the airport to the hotel, and you don't pass through the capital city of Victoria, but rather over two mountains. The hotel is very large, with an occupancy rate of about 90% on the day we checked in, about 680 people, plus the hotel staff, a total of 780 people, but the entire hotel park is completely free of crowds, because the hotel is big enough. The hotel is divided into north and south, with the south being the main area, mainly basic room types. The north is home to various villas and premium suites. The hotel is very environmentally friendly, with roofs made of palm leaves and good lighting. The beach is also divided into north and south, with better snorkeling conditions in the north (snorkeling equipment is free), better beaches, and clearer water. The room comes with champagne and mosquito repellent, the toiletries are self-branded, and the mini bar is charged. Breakfast is mainly Western, with a variety of classic eggs, and the Asian noodle stall is not very good. The hotel's activities include a visit to the mangroves and turtle feeding at 3:30 pm every day.