The two Chalets of the Villa Caballero radiate a cosy, welcoming atmosphere, and offer a bounty of aesthetically-pleasing features and furnishings, including wooden furniture, comfortable sofas and chairs, and plush kingsize beds. In terms of interior decoration, the charm of the island itself has been integrated into the space through the use of wooden ceilings, bright walls, and tasteful flooring, all of which frame the furniture well and create an atmospheric space.

The chalets are big enough for up to two adults and two children. Each living unit comes equipped with an open living and dining room, a private veranda, two kingsize beds, and air-conditioning. In the fully-fitted kitchen, guests can find a stove, a refrigerator, a toaster, a microwave, crockery, and cutlery, meaning nothing stands in the way of preparing your own meals. The naturally-lit bathroom offers modern fittings, a shower, and a toilet. Each chalet is close to the inner courtyard. Guests can enter their villa via the well-maintained, inviting garden area, where there is a communal pool and a spacious pavillion. Satellite TV, a safe, and a barbeque area round off the features of the estate nicely. The pool can be accessed via some wide stairs, and is encircled by an attractive sundeck area. With daily views of the spectacular sunrise, this location is particularly invigorating, allowing guests to be greeted each day by the sights and sounds of a new day in the Seychelles.

The island is full of breathtaking contrasts, and is sure to offer a number of unforgettable moments during your exploration. Granite boulders protrude from the mountainside, lush green rainforests, line the centre of the island, gorgeous coastal plateaus with countless white sandy bays and stunning turquoise water line the coast of the island, and, at low tide, it's even possible to walk along the beach, looking out for the numerous marine creatures in the rocky caves and crevices of the ocean.

Further inland, there are numerous other attractions, especially in the south of the island. Sights such as the Creole Institute, the Domain Val des Pres (an arts and crafts village), or the La Plaine Saint-André (a rum distillery) are just some of the highlights. Or, if you feel like a spot of golf, the Reef Golf Club offers expansive landscapes in a picturesque coconut plantation, thankfully within walking distance of the villa. In terms of other amenities, shops and supermarkets can be found within a kilometre of the estate, or you can buy fresh local produce, such as fish, fruit and vegetables, from one of the small stalls that line the road from Anse aux Pins to Au Cap. On top of that, the Villa Caballero is just 10 minutes' drive from the airport, and about 20 minutes from the capital, Victoria.