The Hotel L'Archipel is set in a tropical garden paradise overlooking the private beach of Anse Gouvernement in the north of the island, at the end of the famous Cote d'Or Bay.

The private beach is one of the most spectacular attributes, offering guests excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and of course soaking up the sun in spectacular and comfortable surroundings. Free water sports are on hand which include paddle boarding, canoeing and snorkelling. Deep-sea fishing, scuba diving and excurions can be arranged at an additional charge.

The two restaurants at Hotel L'Archipel are among the finest on Praslin. La Gigolette has large windows and a terrace opening right onto the beach, and guests can enjoy the soft breeze wihle savouring delicious international and Creole cuisines with modern twists on classic dishes. La Feuille d'Or also offers a breathtaking panorama from its first floor location and has a more secluded atmosphere.

The hotel also has an infinity swimming pool, a lobby bar and cocktail lounge, a billiard room and small boutique shop. In-room massage treatments are also available on request.

Spacious cottage-style rooms are scattered around the hillside within Hotel L'Archipel's gardens, and are reached by little pathways through the hibiscus and frangipani trees. All rooms have sea views over the Cote d'Or Bay, so you can sit back and enjoy the tranquility.

The beauty of the Seychelles is that each and every island is so diverse. If you’re looking for a laid-back break from reality, you cannot do better than La Digue - the 4th largest island in Seychelles but one of the most unspoilt. It has a unique charm, stunning scenery, and is island lifestyle at its best.

Anse Source d’Argent is amongst the most photographed beaches in the world. Here, you’ll find pale pink granite boulders studded across silken powdery sands, with a clear ocean ahead of you and the untamed jungle behind. Anse Patates, the island's northern most point, is superb for snorkelling.

The locals are friendly, the main mode of transport is bicycle or ox cart but the island is small enough to get around on foot. The Creole cuisine is a mouth-watering fusion of Indian, African and European flavours.

It only takes 15 minutes to cross to La Digue from Praslin, but it will feel as though you’ve entered an entirely different world.

Le Repaire Boutique Hotel is a small beachfront hotel situated near the centre of the main village on La Digue, so the hotel is within easy walking distance of the jetty, shops and banks.

Although this is a beachfront property, there are two small swimming pools, so guests can choose to either lounge on the beach or around the pools in the shade of the tropical takamaka trees. For the more active, you can go kayaking, diving, snorkelling, fishing, or hire a bicycle to explore around the island.

Le Repaire has its own Italian restaurant, which faces the lush tropcial gardens and the sea, and serves light lunches and dinner.

The hotel has 18 rooms - each offering guests the same high level of comfort. The 7 Standard Rooms do not have direct views of the sea but look out over the gardens. There are 5 Superior Sea View Rooms, decorated in tranquil creams and greens and furnished with local hardwood furniture. The 6 Superior Beachfront Rooms are closest to the beach.

Undoubtedly, Seychelles is rated as one of the most sought-after tropical destinations. This Indian Ocean archipelago is made up of 115 individual islands, of which Mahé is the largest.

Mahé offers a myriad of stunning beaches, lush tropical forests and complete tranquility, plus a plethora of activities to choose from if you want to be more active. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a family holiday, there is something for everyone here.

The island has an exceptional mix of African, European and even Asian influences. Local art, music and architecture are different from what you will find anywhere else in the world. The Creole cuisine is an explosion of different flavours just waiting to be tasted and enjoyed - the local food is one of the highlights of a stay here.

With year-round warm and balmy weather, Mahé is the perfect destination no matter when you plan to travel. The water of the Indian Ocean is perfect for swimming and for almost any water activity imaginable.

Carana Beach Hotel, on the north coast of the island, has an ethos and spirit of its own for every guest to discover. When you come here you come to uncover the true island experience, where the Seychelles spirit awaits you. The hotel has been designed to accentuate the wild nature of this unique location, with the view from every room spilling out onto striking blue seas framed by lush jungle, massive granite pillars and its white sand beach.

Modern twists on traditional island architecture, contemporary ocean-themed decor and a home-grown culture of genuine Seychelles hospitality all feed into a casual yet chic ambiance for guests to dine, unwind and recharge.

The 40 spacious chalets all offer incredible sea views and are all positioned within a few steps from the beach. Guests can choose from Ocean View Chalets or Ocean View Pool Chalets which have their own private plunge pool overlooking the ocean.

There is a bar and a lounge for guests use, as well as a main beach front swimming pool.