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Prices per person for 5 nights in a Deluxe Room range from £901 in low season (£180 per person per night) to £1037 in high season (£207 per person per night) including breakfast, the return flight from Mahé and airport transfers by private car.
Sadly, from January 2012, Air Seychelles will be discontinuing their direct services between London and their Indian Ocean hub.
However, any spare capacity will be taken up by the award wining services of Emirates Airlines who will be able to fly you to Mahe via Dubai with over 10 flights from Dubai to Mahe and over 20 flghts from the main as well as the many regional airports in the UK.
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Tropical, captivating and romantic, this small stylish hideaway is discreetly tucked away on a forested hillside on Praslin’s beautiful north-east coastline. The setting is a natural ‘coconut-tree clad’ amphitheatre, cut into the island’s granite rock – and all rooms have a relaxing verandah with panoramic views overlooking one of the prettiest bays in the Seychelles. The lush slopes lead down to the private beach of Anse Government – a gentle crescent of glorious white sand protected at both ends by rocky outcrops. Winding pathways lead up and down the hillside through the hibiscus and frangipani trees to the hotel’s unique accommodation. The 23 intimate and stylish deluxe rooms are housed in detached and semi-detached two-storey cottages which are dotted across the hillside. The use of natural wood combined with light colour schemes creates an air of understated elegance – and adds to the charm of this delightful Seychellois hotel where friendly service is a hallmark. Further down the hillside, and closer to the beach, the four Executive Suites and three Senior Suites are ideal for those looking for some extra space. They each have a separate living area – and the larger Executive Suites also have a second smaller bathroom. L’Archipel has a restaurant and bar in the main building and a second restaurant and bar at the beach. There is also an infinity-edge freshwater swimming pool – and you can hire bicycles at reception to go exploring – a ‘must-see’ is Praslin’s Vallee de Mai where the distinctive Coco-de-Mer (sea coconut) grows wild on ancient palm trees.
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