About Seahorse Self Catering
Seahorse Self Catering is a small guesthouse located at Anse la Blague on the eastern coast of Praslin, the second-largest island of the Seychelles. The property operates on a self-catering basis, meaning guests have access to kitchen facilities and manage their own meals during their stay. It is intended for couples and offers a single-unit arrangement rather than a larger hotel-style operation.
Accommodation
The accommodation consists of a one-bedroom house designed and built by Raymond Dubuisson, an artist associated with Praslin. The dwelling is configured for two guests, with one bedroom and two beds, and is rented as a complete unit. Because the property hosts only one party at a time, the experience is private and suited to travellers seeking a quiet, low-density alternative to larger resorts in the region.
Key Details
- Licensed as a Self Catering establishment
- Category: Guesthouse
- 1 bedroom with 2 beds, designed for couples
- Managed by Mr Ryan Savy
- Located at Anse la Blague, Praslin
- Reachable by phone and email; a dedicated website is available
Location & Setting
Anse la Blague is a quiet bay on the north-eastern side of Praslin, away from the busier tourist hubs of Côte d'Or and Grand Anse. The area is known for its calm waters and proximity to nature reserves such as the Vallée de Mai. Visitors typically reach Praslin by domestic flight from Mahé or by inter-island ferry, with onward travel by taxi or rental car.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Seahorse Self Catering offer guests during their stay?
Seahorse Self Catering provides a complete one-bedroom house on a self-catering basis, meaning guests have access to kitchen facilities and are responsible for preparing their own meals. The property is rented as a single unit for two guests and is designed for couples seeking a private, low-density stay.
Where exactly is Seahorse Self Catering located, and how do I get there?
The property is located at Anse la Blague on the eastern coast of Praslin, the second-largest island of the Seychelles — not on Mahé. Guests travelling from Mahé will need to reach Praslin by inter-island flight or ferry before making their way to Anse la Blague.
How can I contact Seahorse Self Catering to check availability or make a booking?
The contact person is Mr Ryan Savy, reachable by phone at 2 517 187 or by email at claudetteo@gmail.com. Additional information is available on the property's website at seahorse-villa.business.site.
Does the property accept walk-in enquiries, or is an advance booking required?
Given that Seahorse Self Catering operates as a single-unit rental hosting only one party at a time, advance booking is strongly advisable to confirm availability. Prospective guests should contact Mr Savy by phone or email before travelling to Praslin.
What are the check-in and check-out hours at Seahorse Self Catering?
No specific check-in or check-out times are listed in the available information. Guests should call 2 517 187 or email claudetteo@gmail.com to confirm arrival and departure arrangements directly with the property.
The listing mentions the house was designed by an artist — what is the significance of that detail?
The one-bedroom house was designed and built by Raymond Dubuisson, an artist associated with Praslin. This gives the property a character distinct from standard guesthouse construction, though guests seeking specifics about the design or aesthetic should consult the property website or contact the owner directly.
Is Seahorse Self Catering suitable for families or larger groups?
The property is configured specifically for two guests — one bedroom with two beds — and is intended for couples rather than families or groups. It operates as a single unit and does not function as a multi-room hotel-style accommodation.
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