Vacation rentals in Anse Royale

Andrea is now a native German immigrant. She has come to Mahé for love and has now lived on Mahé for over 35 years. This results in a European standard in your accommodation, very clean, very tidy, combined with the Seyschelles aesthetics. The house with its completely self-contained apartments is very nicely located, nestled in wonderful nature with tropical bird sounds. The view is characterized by two huge mango trees some palm trees, other also very nice houses, a beautiful church and the sea. A turtle also happened to pass by. We thoroughly enjoyed the stay. Andrea is very mindful of environmental protection. We visited 4 homes in the Seychelles. Andrea's place was the only one with garbage separation and compost. But an extra thumbs up and continue a lot of pleasure and a beautiful life for Andrea and her son! In general, you should use a rental car on Mahé.

We had a great time at Lisette’s place and she organized a wonderful BBQ with local food. We definitely recommend this place! Thank you! 😊

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and Holden was always so helpful. Very relaxing and would recommend.

Spectacular view, beautiful house, and lovely hosts. I will be coming back and recommending this Airbnb to all my friends. Thanks so much to Irine and Victoria!

We are very much grateful to Michelle for this good opportunity to live in this apartments during our long stay in Seychelles. This house reflects all the colorfulness of the Creoles’ life. Very authentic. It was pleasure to stay there. Michelle is very helpful and kind person. She met us in the best way and was in connect all days and even after when she were already in another apartments. It was pitty that we couldn’t stay there all days because there was another booking. But we definitely enjoyed our stay there and I think will choose this place again of come back. Michelle also helped me to find place where I can order a cake for my son’s birthday. Also she was helping us with all other things- advices of pharmacy, advices of medicaments, advices of good beaches and so on. Also I want to mention Pluimen , he was very responsible guy and watched us and the house very well. Wish you all the best and many many good clients. Maybe we will meet again, who knows? 😊

We enjoyed the time in the apartment what was a bit hard to find from the main street but Maryse was helpful via phone before our arrival. During the days she was very helpful and caring. We were happy to be guests of a local citizen in her house.

Pristine and roomy family apartment. Walking distance to a good snorkeling area. The late check out really helped us out!

Even though we only stayed one night in this beautiful Creole home, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The house is very spacious with a very nice terrace. Fadette and Gervais welcomed us very warmly and even drove us to do small groceries in the rain:) Fadette is also kind enough to organize our transfers for the airport and a day around the island, and allowed us to take a shower before taking a plane. The garden is also very beautiful, and the beach of Anse Royale nearby.

We rented this flat for an entire month and had an amazing time. We worked remotely for around 2 weeks, then took proper holiday. Sohpia was the best host we could possibly ask for. She provided many suggestions on where to shop, how the bus system works, how to open a coconut, and many others! She was quick to respond to any questions in airBnB chat. The residence itself is comfortable and modern. The pictures of the balcony view don't do it justice, it's really gorgeous. The air conditioning worked well. The beach and restaurants are around a 15-minute walk. Anse Royale beach remains our favorite and is as beautiful and good for snorkeling as any other we've seen. The wifi worked well enough for our work and basic needs, but advanced functions like video calls and VPN connections were sometimes challenging. The cell signal was very strong, however, and we were able to hot-spot, when needed. One good thing about this location is that there are ways to spend money enjoyably or to go cheap. For example, there is a space to park a car, but the bus station is very close by if you prefer. The bus system was reliable and convenient (although at the time when we visited, the buses were on reduced hours for covid). There are local takeaway places to get lunch for 60-65 rupees (Eulie's Taste or Sega) or you can have a pricier sit-down meal at Kafe Kreol or Jardin du Roi. You also have a full kitchen and grocery stores/vegetable stands nearby. A few additional suggestions: Make sure you complete the paperwork from the Seychelles government before arrival! You'll need to share your booking information with them. I made the silly mistake of bringing two pairs of jeans and way too many socks and didn't wear them. Buying a snorkel is quite expensive, once you arrive.