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Details of Augerine Guesthouse

12 comfortably furnished rooms and 3 junior suites, all with modern conveniences, feature open, en-suite bathrooms, air-conditioning, a small fridge and safe. All rooms enjoy a sea view. The 400 year old Takamaka tree turned upside down with its roots as the ceiling, is the main feature of the restaurant by the beach. Augerine is conveniently situated near the water sports centres, dive centres and larger hotels of the Beau Vallon area whose combined facilities, restaurants and nightspots will provide a constant source of entertainment.

GUEST ROOM INFORMATION

All rooms have a sea view, air conditioning, safe and refrigerator.

Single Room

Double Room

Triple Room

Junior Suite (Single)

Junior Suite (Double)

FACILETIS:

12 rooms

air-conditioning

fridge

safe

restaurant

ACTIVITIES

water sports centres, dive centres

Short Overview

The Augerine Small Hotel is situated a few short steps from the beach in the beautiful Beau Vallon Bay, 15 km from the Seychelles International Airport and 5 km from the centre of Victoria.It is on beachfront.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Scuba diving
Small Lodge
Snorkeling

Type of accommodation

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