Le Nautique Luxury Beachfront Apartments

Open the door in the morning and step out onto the warm sand with a view of the crystal-clear ocean water and you might feel that your holiday has begun! Spend a whole day (or even several) at the beach thanks to Anse Royale, which is a real highlight for adults and children alike. The calm water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. From June until September, the south-east trade wind brings with it strong breezes, making Anse Royale ideal for windsurfing and kitesurfing during this time. The soft sandy beach is popular, but thanks to its length and the number of smaller sections that lie along it, it never feels full. Here, you can relax in the sunshine or watch the fishermen as they go to work. Thankfully, if you get hungry, there are also restaurants and cafés nearby. The town of Anse Royale also offers all that you could wish for, with shops, petrol stations, and much more besides. The fruit, vegetable, and fish market is also just 500 metres away from your apartment.

Whether you prefer to spend your time outside or inside, you will always have the sun on your side in this home-away-from-home. Bright wooden features and a great deal of white lend the apartment a timeless modernity. Maritime highlights create a holiday feeling, even if the weather isn't playing along. Start your day with a delicious breakfast on your private terrace with a view of the palm trees and the ocean. Enjoy a day at the beach, followed by a relaxing shower in your huge bathroom. Prepare meals together or alone in your fully-equipped kitchen. And finally, relax in the evening on the sofa with the terrace door open and watch the sun go down before retiring to your air-conditioned bedroom for a relaxing night's sleep.

When you wake up, there is a whole world of things to discover on the largest of the Seychelles islands, Mahé, which is also home to the archipelago's capital. From your apartment, you can reach Victoria in around 30 minutes by car. There are thankfully none of the usual suspects of large capital cities here, with no neon signs, no car parks, and only two traffic lights. Victoria is rather personified by its cosy, simple feeling, with around 25,000 permanent citizens. A small market, as well as quaint shops and restaurants, provide you with spaces to relax a while. Colourful houses, cute alleys, and the scent of exotic spices in the air make the charm of the Seychelles capital unforgettable. A botanical garden, museum, the harbour, or the clock tower (which is the landmark of the Seychelles) mean that there is much to see around every corner, making a visit well worthwhile.