Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)
Where to stay in Seychelles: Turquoise waters, white sand beaches, luxury hotels
I VISITED a few weeks ago, but still dream of beautiful views, peaceful water and luxurious accommodation.
There are so many lovely hotels to choose from that it can be a bit overwhelming when trying to choose.
Below are two great options.
Acajou Beach Resort
The Acajou Beach Resort is a Seychellois-owned business that was formed in 1996 by experienced travel professionals who have been involved in the country’s tourism industry from its beginning.
Years later, the resort remains just as committed to offering an authentic experience for its guests, while operating in a sustainable way that safeguards the environment, and at the same time promotes and protects Seychelles’ Creole culture and values.
The owners believe Seychelles, its islands, and its people are a collective treasure to be shared with the world, and take pride in their efforts to embody that through the resort. From its outset, the beach resort has been a proponent of sustainable tourism.
With one of the best beaches in Seychelles as their front yard, an amazing infinity pool, and an on-site massage suite, you may find little motivation to leave the hotel grounds.
Whether you are taking a dip or a bit of sun, ask their bar staff to whip up a cocktail to be served poolside, or at your spot in the sand.
You can also go for a massage and gym. Their air-conditioned gym offers cardio and multi-exercise weight-training
equipment. For guests in need of a little restoration, treatments can be booked with a qualified therapist in their relaxing massage room.
Visit: www.acajouseychelles.com
Beau Vallon Bay
Berjaya Resort
Situated on Beau Vallon Bay on the north-west coast of Mahé Island, Berjaya Beau Vallon Bay Resort & Casino is a gem amid the breathtaking landscapes in Seychelles.
The year-round soothing climate, turquoise waters, and beautiful beaches make this destination highly recommended for an island getaway.
One of the great experiences that you will find here is diving.
You can unleash your adventurous spirit and discover a mesmerising
underwater world at Beau Vallon Bay, where the resort lies.
With crystal clear water, multicoloured corals, and a myriad underwater wonders, Beau Vallon Bay has become a year-round paradise for snorkellers and divers.
You can also experience the multiple dining options available at Berjaya Beau Vallon Bay Resort & Casino. Be it elegant plated dinners, open-air oceanfront casual dining, or trendy cocktails and afternoon delights served on the poolside terrace, they offer one-of-akind dining experiences at their Mahé restaurants outlets.