Most popular facilities
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Free WiFi
- Free Parking
- Airport shuttle
- Family Rooms
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking Rooms
- Private Beach Area
Room Feature
- Air Conditioning
- Housekeeping
- Family Rooms
- Safe
- Room Service
- Minibar
Room Type
- Ocean view
- Non-smoking rooms
- Suites
Location
The 88 Days Self Catering Holidays & Accommodation is one of the few places where you can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Seychelles in a unique and flexible way. These self-catering options are located in the charming islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, offering a cozy and cheap base for visitors who want to discover Seychelles at their convenience.
A Home Away from Home
In your stay at 88 Days Self Catering, you get to enjoy the lovely Seychelles environment in a home where you have everything. Each unit features modern conveniences such as microwave, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, so that guests are able to have what they need for relaxation. The expansive living rooms, welcoming bedrooms and exclusive outdoor spaces enable one to rest and relish their time at the island.
Prime Locations Across Seychelles
If you want to explore all that Seychelles has, then staying at any of the three destinations namely Mahé, Praslin or La Digue would be a good choice for you. For instance on Mahé, you can visit Vicotia which is also its capital and Beau Vallon - one among the most beautiful beaches in Seychelles. On the other hand, Praslin famous for Anse Lazio beach as well as Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve gives opportunities for relaxation whereas La Digue provides a serene holiday option characterized by its tranquil beaches as well as unique indigenous customs.
What to Explore During Your Stay
Victoria: Your first port of call should be Victoria, one of the smallest capitals in the entire world. Why not stop at its renowned clock tower, or check out the vibrant Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market? Exploring beautiful Victoria Botanical Gardens is also an option. You can tell much about the city’s past and culture from colonial buildings and native art exhibitions scattered throughout it.
Beau Vallon Beach: Enjoying a lengthy expanse of pure white sand and peaceful bright turquoise as the waves rest on them, Beau Vallon is an ideal place for swimming, diving in depths filled with coral reefs, and other maritime activities. This beach is also bordered by cafes and bar joints offering fresh seafood platters as well as traditional Creole meals.
Morne Seychellois National Park: Morne Seychellois National Park hike will be a must for nature lovers. Furthermore, visitors to the park can enjoy spectacular scenery of Seychelles from its highest point. There are many unique plant species and animals along the routes, as well as tea estates and historical sites.
Anse Lazio: Without a doubt, Anse Lazio has been placed on lists of the most attractive beaches worldwide for years. This paradise has got an exhilarating mixture of fine white sand covering half the beach and robust granite rocks surrounding it. They do not only provide beauty but also keep the water calm for swimming and snorkelling.
Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient forest is home to the rare coco de mer palm, as well as a variety of endemic species, including the Seychelles black parrot. Wander through the lush, prehistoric landscape and marvel at the giant palms that have stood for centuries.
Côte d’Or Beach: The perfect sandy and long-for photographs and for everyone longing on sea shores to soak luminosity of summer eyes. Walk up the nearby which beach many shops sell; dive centers take you on a tour around nearby islands or coral reefs.
Anse Source d'Argent: Anse Source d’Argent is situated in Seychelles and has been declared as one of the most photographed beaches across the world. This magnificent place is characterized by its pinkish-brown rocky formations and transparent water bodies that are not very deep. Visitors always come back with unforgettable moments after spending time on this beach since it still provides an opportunity for relaxation, swimming or simply taking joyfully looking at the sea.
L’Union Estate: If you want to learn about that which is Seychelles the visit to this historic estate would be a nice place for you. A tour of the old plantation house, copra mill and vanilla plantations is another activity that can be done in this estate. On this estate there is also a giant tortoise pen where one can see these ancient beasts near them.
Grand Anse: Located far away from civilization lies an untouched shore called Grand Anse where strong ocean currents clash against rocky cliffs making it appear like part of surrounding wilderness. Ideal for lovers of untouched natural scenery seeking solitude this place lacks all forms of human activity and features some amazing landscapes.
The Freedom of Self-Catering
The 88 Days Self Catering Holidays & Accommodation has one of the best rewards that you can enjoy, which is the freedom. As long as the kitchenettes are fully equipped, you can have your own home-made meals, be it a simple breakfast that wakes you up before you go out for a walk or even a cozy dinner taken at the balcony. Such a cost saving strategy for eating outside also allows one to have an individualized and easy going holiday.
Personalized Service and Local Expertise
At 88 Days, we are a group of people who know everything about this place as well as how to make your residency there become a perfect one. Hence, they will offer insightful information about where things happen locally suggest what to do here and even assist in making arrangements for tours or excursions. The personnel’s knowledge of the surroundings guarantees that any guest with an interest in snorkeling, hiking or lazy days on the beach would not have wasted their money visiting Seychelles at all.
Affordable and Accessible
Travelers looking for budget-friendly options can benefit from 88 Days Self Catering, which makes it possible to appreciate the beauty of Seychelles without depleting their savings. Various types of accommodations exist that are within everyone’s means from individual tourists to families. Self-catering gives higher flexibility thus it does not matter if you are going on a short or long vacation.
Conclusion
88 Days Self Catering Holidays & Accommodation mix all the three essential aspects of life that include, comfort, convenience and flexibility for exploring the Seychelles islands. 88 Days is an amazing base for an adventurous island trip due to its prime locations, trendy accommodations and personalised services. If you want to unwind or seek for thrills or just combine both then we can say that 88 Days Self Catering is everything you ever wanted to about the islands of Seychelles.
Accommodation options for self-catering holidays in the
Seychelles range from basic to luxurious. You can choose from apartments,
villas, guesthouses, and bungalows, depending on your budget and preferences.
These self-catering options typically come equipped with a kitchenette or a
full kitchen, allowing you to prepare your meals and save on dining expenses.
One of the best locations to consider for an 88-day
self-catering holiday in the Seychelles is the island of Mahe. This is the
largest island in the archipelago and the main hub for tourism. Mahe is home to
the capital city of Victoria, which is bustling with markets, shops, and
restaurants. The island also boasts some of the best beaches in the Seychelles,
such as Beau Vallon, Anse Intendance, and Anse Takamaka.
Another island worth considering for an 88-day self-catering
holiday is Praslin. This island is famous for its pristine beaches and lush
forests, including the UNESCO World Heritage site of Vallee de Mai. Praslin
also offers a range of self-catering accommodation options, from
budget-friendly guesthouses to luxurious villas.
For those looking for a more secluded and
off-the-beaten-path experience, La Digue is an excellent choice. This small
island has a relaxed and laid-back vibe and is home to some of the most
beautiful beaches in the Seychelles, including Anse Source d'Argent.
Accommodation options on La Digue are limited, but there are a few
self-catering villas and bungalows available.
