Villa Deckenia
in Praslin, Seychelles

Nestled along the renowned Cote d’Or in Praslin Island, Deckenia stands as a five-bedroom retreat named after the indigenous coconut tree. Embraced by dramatic granite boulders and overlooking the turquoise sea, this private haven at Anse Gouvernment beach offers unparalleled views, premium amenities, and discreet service. A scenic 20-minute drive from Praslin Airport through Vallee de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Deckenia presents an idyllic escape with pools, beachfront access, and close proximity to cultural and biodiversity wonders.

Deckenia ensures an unforgettable experience with its dedicated team, featuring a skilled chef crafting culinary adventures with Creole flavors and international cuisine. The five double bedrooms, two with plunge pools, boast ensuite indoor/outdoor bathrooms. A fully equipped kitchen unfolds into an elegant living/dining area, leading to an infinity pool with mesmerizing Indian Ocean vistas. Steps descend to the beachfront, offering nights under the stars and seaside escapades. Accommodating up to ten guests, Deckenia provides an authentic Seychellois lifestyle with inclusive meals and water sports equipment. Its private speedboat stands ready for exploration, from neighboring islands to world-class snorkeling and fishing adventures.

ABOUT  PRASLIN, SEYCHELLES 

Located in a tucked in private location at the end of Praslin’s Cote d’Or Villa Deckenia first glimpse of a view is a sea of white sand beach and blues! It is private yet a short drive away from the town’s centre of Grande Anse, Cote d’Or area where one will find hotels, restaurants, pristine beaches, and a myriad of activities to engage in. Praslin is known as the Garden of Eden for its luscious gardens at Vallée de Mai, it’s natural and preserved environment rich in rare fauna, flowers and endemic plants and animals like the Pigeon Hollandais not to mention the protected Coco de Mer. On this island of 42km2 there are hardly any distances and of course one must adjust rapidly to the real (slow) time of the island, after all no one is in a rush whilst enjoying the beautiful islands of this 115 island archipelago.