Are you looking for a Seychelles accommodation that makes you feel like a Seychellois homeowner; your own four walls where you can reside in complete isolation from the outside world; and all of that near the beach? Then the Villa Laure was made for you! The outdoor garden area that surrounds the houses extends this homely feel through comfortable outdoor furniture where you can relax in the open air. In fact, why not spend the whole day outside? Enjoy breakfast on the chic patio table on the somewhat elevated veranda, which extends around the house on multiple sides; take a nap in the garden during the afternoon on one of the sun-loungers; finally cook yourself a delicious evening barbeque on the terrace - and all of this in incredible, peaceful surroundings.

Anyone who would suggest, however, that the outdoor area is the only welcoming space that this property offers would be very wrong indeed! The interior of the villa offers lots of comfort too, with lots of bright wood, colourful fabrics, and tasteful decoration creating a charming sense of comfort that will make you feel quickly at home! White walls and ceilings along with decorative laminate-flooring frame the rest of the interior with harmony. The villa is equipped for four to six people, with two double bedrooms, an open-plan living space with living room including double sofa bed, kitchen and a small dining area, ensuring plenty of space for your holiday. Two bathrooms also ensure that you can maintain privacy during your stay; in fact, it’s the ideal accommodation for two couples to come together without everyone waiting around for the shared bathroom. Finally, the comfortable sofas give you a space to sit back with a good book or in front of a film, open up the veranda doors, and extend the open-air feeling inside.

Without question, many Seychelles holidaymakers go for the beaches. That said, the Villa Laure is also a good starting point for a number of attractive excursions. First of all the UNESCO World Heritage Vallée de Mai, just 5km from the villa, is well-worth a visit thanks to its incredible, endemic flora species. The nearby island of Curieuse, home to around 500 giant tortoises, is another good idea, while Praslin’s larger neighbour La Digue is also worth a day-trip thanks to its incredible beaches, diving, and snorkelling spots.