Situated on a secluded beach, on the south of Praslin, the Villa Flamboyant hotel offers one of the most quiet locations of Seychelles guest houses sites.

The Villa Flamboyant hotel enjoys an elegant and peaceful location, on the idyllic Saint Sauveur beach, at Consolation, on the south west coast of Praslin Island in Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean.

The Villa Flamboyant hotel is situated in a calm and quiet environment and also enjoys a bus stop in the viscinity, with buses going to Grand Anse and Baie Ste Anne, the 2 main villages of Praslin>, as well as Anse Lazio and Cote D'or beaches 

The guest house, a former plantation house with its traditional wooden style architecture is majestically set in 2 hectares of wooden and landscaped tropical garden with some 2 kilometres of exclusive beach frontage, in a safe surrounding.

Having won several awards, the Villa Flamboyant hotel boasts a professional hotel service and guarantees you a quiet and relexed vacation in a peaceful atmosphere at attractive rates for groups.
The hotel features 2 restaurants, facing the sea or the garden, offering mostly fresh fish from the facing ocean, such as red snapper, cacatois, tuna, barracuda, shark, crabs...

Hotel Villa Flamboyant is a safe place situated on an isolated beach, guarded by the family dogs and a security agent.

The Villa Flamboyant is situated in front of a nice reef where you can enjoy diving.

You could visit the numerous wonderful beaches that Praslin offers, and discover the smaller nearby islands and the culture.
You could also just relax on Villa Flamboyant's exclusive beach.

Excursions :
- Excursions to the neighbouring islands, Cousin, Curieuse, Saint Pierre, Aride, Coco and La Digue can be organised upon request
- Diving and water sports
- Transfers from and to the hotel
- Visit of the "Vallée de May" where grows the famous Coco de Mer (world Unesco Heritage), at 2 kilometres from the hotel.
- Bicycle or car rent.
- Cat cocos ferry booking
- Air Seychelles booking (inter islands).

The first to visit the archipelago were probably arab vendors, but the first writings were made by portugues exoplorers in 1505.
They described the arab sellers.
Between Africa and Asia, the islands were used by pirates before the arrival of the french, who settled on it in 1756.

The new settlers called the islands " Seychelles " in honnour of Jean Moreau de Séchelles, who was a general controler of the french state.

In 1814, after the napoleon wars, the islands became a part of the english crown.

Seychelles is an independent state since 1976 and member of both the commonwealth and the francophonie.

Praslin is the second important island of the Seychelles archipelago (38 km²). It is situated 44 km at the north of Mahé, the main island and 6500 people live on it.
The main villages are Cote d'Or et Grand Anse.

The island is particularly famous for its wonderful beaches and its Vallee de Mai, botanical reserve, where many endemic plants grow and classified World Humanity Heritage by UNESCO in 1983.

The island was first named "Isle des Palmes" by the french explorer Lazare Picault in 1744.
It was used by that time as a hiding place by pirates and arab sellers.
It was renamed "Praslin" in 1768, the name of a french governor César Gabriel de Choiseul, duke ofPraslin.

The climate is healthy and many tropical diseases such as malaria and yellow fever are unknown.
Vaccinations are unnacessary.
March and April are the hottest months but shade temperature seldom exceed 30 ° and during the coolest months of July and August may drop ti as low as 21 °.

Praslin is known for its wonderful beaches and its Valle de Mai, but visitors will also appreciate local food, music and dances which will give your hollidays a nice and tropical perfume.

We thank you for your visit and
hope to have the pleasure to welcome you soon in Praslin