If you are reading this, you have either already booked your holiday or are planning to. Seychelles is on the bucket-list of world-travellers, social media influencers, families and couples for a reason – its jaw-dropping beaches, delicious cuisine and Creole hospitality have all put these islands on the map.  

The islands are becoming popular for more than the world’s most beautiful beaches. Seychelles is home to the largest nut in the world the Coco-De-Mer, one of the oldest living giant tortoises Esmeralda, countless protected marine and land reserves, island roads that make for lovely car rides, local delicacies such as breadfruit and fresh fish that cannot be missed, amongst many other treasures awaiting to be discovered.

What is the weather like in Seychelles? It is summer all year round, meaning temperatures fluctuate between 28-32 degrees Celsius. There are two main monsoon seasons, running from April – November, and December – May.

Whether you are counting down the days to your holiday, or are in the process of booking it, you have made a great choice!

We look forward to welcoming you to our islands.

You will never lack from things to do when staying at our Bed & Breakfast on Mahe. The nearby village Beau-Vallon is buzzying with watersports, beachfront restaurants and bars such as La Plage Restaurant, Baobab Pizzera, Boathouse and the Beach Shak Seychelles.

Make your way down to the esplanade every Wednesday for the local food market Bazar Labrin. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch the local Moutia dance being performed around a bonfire. It is the perfect place to spend both your holi-days and your holi-nights!

Some of the best restaurants on Mahe are found in the vicinity, namely La Perle Noire Restaurant, Story Hotel and the famous La Scala at Belombre.

The Villa is also walking distance from the Hilton Northolme Resort & Spa, where you can treat yourselves to a relaxing couples massage at the Eforea Spa, sip on cocktails at the OceanView Bar or savor the chef’s delights at Cocotiers Restaurant.

Only a 10-minute walk away from the Villa is one of the best snorkelling spots on Mahe, Sunset Beach. The stunning rock formations, palm trees and powder-soft sand all provide a backdrop for what could be your perfect day in paradise.

Spend the day in the Creole capital of the world Victoria, located only 15 minutes away by car or 20-minutes by bus. Experience the Sir Selwyn Selwyn Clarke Market, visit the renowned Clock-Tower; the replica of London’s Big Ben, visit various museums and have a taste of the local cuisine at a take-away.

Our team is available to provide you with more information on the best activities to do on Mahe, or the top things to do and see when in Seychelles.