Côte d’Or Chalets

Details

Details of Côte d’Or Chalets

50 meters from the white sandy Cote d’Or Beach, the nine beautiful Self Catering apartments provide the perfect gateway to one of the most distinctive islands of Seychelles….Praslin.

Nestling between a verdant mountains ideandanazure sea, Cote d’OrApartments seeks to introduce a new concept of living in themidst of nature on the Cote d’Orbeach stretches along the island northern coast.

Nicely decorated with wooden furniture and other building material from Italy gives that each apartment a refined&comfortable accommodation.

Cote d’OrApartments is just walking distance to all well known restaurants of Pirogue, Le Laurier, Italian and other Creole restaurants of Cote d’Or.

Cote d’Orvillage is the home of most of the island’s diving centers, fishing and ideal for excursions and snorkeling trips on the smaller islands aroundPraslin – thus the supreme location for a relaxing stay in Seychelles!

FACILETIS:

° TaxiServices

- Big Game Fishing

- Private Transfer Services    

-ScubaDiving

- Car RentalServices                                 

-  HairDresser

- Island Tours      

- Massage

- BoatExcursions                             

- WeddingArrangemenIslandHopping                                    

- FlowerandGifts

Short Overview

Côte d’Or Chalets which features the richness of Seychellois architecture with a touch of modernity, is a self-catering establishment comprising of four luxurious chalets with a total of seven air-conditioned bedrooms. It is a stone’s throw away from the acclaimed Côte d’Or beach and in close proximity to shops, restaurants and other entertainment and service providers to make your stay a memorable one.

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • InternetInternet
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • Scuba divingScuba diving
  • SnorkelingSnorkeling
  • WeddingWedding

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