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moon (no children under 14). Along the shore, the Coco de Mer, with 40 refurbished
rooms, a gym, tennis court, two restaurants, shops and a bar, has more of a resort feel. The
beach is average - it's shallow and tides can cause a build-up of seaweed between May
and October - but you can cool off in the pool in the shape of a
coco fesse
. All in all, a
great recommendation for unpretentious and low-key luxury.
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Baie Ste Anne & Pointe Cabris
Susan Self-Catering
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GUESTHOUSE
€
( 2595569, 4232124; Baie Ste Anne; s/d incl breakfast €30/60; )
Run by an elderly woman, this
is a homey pick with a laid-back vibe, on the northern fringes of Baie Ste Anne. There's
just one room; it's small and furnishings are a bit dated, but they get the job done. Al-
though the setting is nothing special, it's clean, the welcome is warm, the garden is blos-
soming with colours and the food (dinner €15) has a good reputation.
Le Port Guest House
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( 4232262; mapool.leport@gmail.com; Baie Ste Anne; d/q €60/100; )
Not far from the jetty, this
friendly guesthouse has three comfortable, fuss-free rooms, two of which enjoy partial sea
views. The area doesn't scream 'vacation' but Anse Volbert is easy to reach by bus. Good
value.
GUESTHOUSE
€
Le Grand Bleu
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( 4232437; gbleu@seychelles.net; Pointe Cabris; d €50; )
Bargain! Le Grand Bleu features
two well-appointed villas nestled in a flowery garden. Each unit has two rooms with bath-
rooms, a terrace with gorgeous sea views (it's on a hillside), and its own kitchenette. No
meal service, but you can head to Chalets Côté Mer & Le Colibri, which is on the same
property (same family). Air-con is optional (€10).
APARTMENTS
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Chalets Côté Mer & Le Colibri
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