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The Seychelles

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Reasons To
Visit The Seychelles

  • Beaches

    The Seychelles are world famous for their beaches and in rightly so. They really are as picture postcard beautiful as you imagine. The islands of Seychelles are fringed with perfect white sands ideal for beach lovers.

    Beaches

  • Coastal Scenery

    Taking a sailing trip is an excellent way to see more of the Seychelles’ beautiful island coastline. Swimming in secluded coves and exploring Robinson Crusoe-style desert islands is the stuff of daydreams.

    Coastal Scenery

  • Diving & Snorkelling

    Snorkelling and diving in the Seychelles are fantastic ways to see the diverse coral reefs and marine life. The best time to snorkel with whale sharks is in August and between October and January.

    Diving & Snorkelling

  • Luxury hotels

    There is a wide range of accommodation on the Seychelles including deluxe five-star hotels, Creole guesthouses, boutique hotels, plantation houses and exclusive private island hideaways (these have only one exclusive lodge). Accommodation locations range from the larger islands of Praslin and Mahé to sleepy La Digue and far flung Desroches.

    Luxury hotels

  • Marine Wildlife

    The coral reefs and drop-offs are host to an array of marine life from the big game fish marlin, sailfish and tuna to the colourful reef fish which teem in schools around the coral.

    Marine Wildlife

  • Migratory birds

    The Seychelles is home to well over 200 species of birds that vary from residents that stay all year around, to migrants who pass through with the seasons. Bird Island, as the name suggests, is alone home to around 800,000 pairs of sooty terns.

    Migratory birds

  • Relaxation

    Lying back with a cocktail and occasionally dipping into the turquoise Indian Ocean to cool off is a wonderfully relaxing way to spend a day, or even a few!

    Relaxation

  • Turtles

    If you visit from Oct-Jan you may be lucky enough to be joined by the Hawksbill turtles. Now critically endangered, they come ashore to dig their nests in the sand and then lay their eggs. A couple of months later (Dec-Mar)the hatchlings scuttle back into the sea during the night. The rare Green Turtle can be seen from June to September.

    Turtles

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Accommodation in The Seychelles: La Digue Island Lodge

La Digue Island Lodge is rather large. However, the rooms are very comfortable and its above a lovely stretch of beach.

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La Digue Island Lodge

La Digue

  • Air Conditioning

  • Childrens Club

  • Dive School

  • Spa Facilities

  • Watersports

  • Golf Course Onsite

  • Golf Course Nearby

  • Tennis Courts

  • Internet Access

  • Pools (1)

  • Rooms (69)

  • Restaurants (2)

La Digue Island Lodge is situated above the beautiful beach of Anse La Reunion.

It is the largest lodge on the island by far and has 69 rooms spread along the back of the beach and in pretty gardens.

Starting with the most basic room, there are a number of standard rooms, half of which are situated in a small terrace and the other half in the Plantation House, a Creole house over 100 years old. These are the smallest rooms and those in the Plantation house don't have a balcony or terrace.

The most popular rooms tend to be the beach and garden chalets. These are individual, pretty A-frame chalets. Inside, they are whitewashed and have sloping walls, a small attic room ideal for children and en-suite bathroom There is ample wardrobe space.

Finally, the superior rooms are very spacious and have 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a terrace or balcony with sea-view. All the rooms have air-conditioning, mini-bar, satellite TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

Beside the beach at one end of the lodge there is a swimming pool and seafront restaurant where a la carte lunches are served. There is a large spreading badamier tree and having lunch under this looking over the sea is a delight. The main restaurant serves breakfast and dinner and is located just back from the beach.

There is lots to do at the hotel if you choose. A number of trips to good snorkelling spots and nearby islands are run free of charge, except for the entry into the Marine Park (about 10 Euro). There is a watersports centre where you can hire snorkel kit (5 Euro per day) and arrange dive trips. Finally, the lodge can easily arrange bicycle hire and of course, a trip in the ox-carts.

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