Your personal oasis with view of the pool and the evergreen mountains of La Digue: that could be yours at the Villa Charme de l'Ile! The estate is home to several apartments, and the property is only available to holidaymakers above the age of 12 in order to encourage a romantic atmosphere. Your holiday home is located right by the harbour on La Digue, making this the ideal spot for fishing tours and boat trips. And who knows, what you can't find at the supermarket around the corner, you might be able to catch yourself during your stay! Prepare freshly-caught fish in the spacious kitchen of your apartment or as a barbeque in the garden, which is dotted with palm trees and flowers. If you don't fancy cooking yourself then why not pay a visit to one of the nearby beach restaurants or enjoy a cocktail with live music in the background at one of the surrounding cafés?
Although the garden with its colourful flowers and numerous water features is beautiful, the interior of the Villa Charme de l'Ile is also a haven of luxury and style. Beautiful white and deep blue dominate the bedroom with kingsize bed. Thanks to high-class photos, you can even feel like you are relaxing on the beautiful white beach under palm trees at night. The bedroom leads into the bathroom, and the sandy-coloured walls ensure a cosy atmosphere. The free-standing bathtub is crying out for a few candles and a wonderful, romantic evening. Furthermore, the fully-equipped kitchen is ideal for self-catering, including a surface and large fridge. You can prepare what you want here, exotic meals and more, and taste them too. The apartment is rounded off by the brightly-lit lounge area and the balcony with seating and a view of the pool.
The smallest of the Seychelles' inhabited islands, La Digue, measures just 10 sqare kilometres in size. The best way to get around is by bike, with the closest beaches to the Villa Charme de l'Ile being just one kilometre north of the villa. We are talking about Anse Severe, which reveals some of the beauty of the Seychelles, including crystal-clear, calm water, powdery fine sand, and lush green palm vegetation around. The imposing granite boulders that border the bay are also typical. The most beautiful beach in the world, Anse Source d'Argent, is also worth a visit in the south-west of the island. If you are lucky and get there early, you might even have the whole place to yourself. This beach is located close to the Union Estate Park, a disused coconut and vanilla plantation, which provides an insight into the colonial history of La Digue. And, if La Digue is too small for you, take the ferry over to Praslin, the second-largest Seychelles island, which takes just 15 minutes.