Hotels in Praslin

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Praslin, Seychelles' second largest island, is one of the only twelve inhabitable islands of the archipelago's 115 islands of the Seychelles. With lush jungles, stunning beaches, and emerald waters, it is insanely stunning. Wherever you turn, a thick forest of huge trees is seen, touching trees at 30 meters in height, and its branches are about with palm trees 10 meters long and 4 meters wide.


Accommodation in Praslin varies from motels, villas, hotels, resorts, retreats, guest houses, and even hostels, availing affordable options for your stay on this glorious island.

Neighbourhoods of Praslin

Praslin is an island that hosts a number of hotels, resorts, and several beaches, such as Anse Georgette, Anse Lazio, and Vallée de Mai, which are popular tourist destinations.


  • Anse Georgette: It has retained its sense of seclusion despite Praslin’s increasing success as a tourist destination, rendering it a perfect location for those who seek alone time. The white sands of the beach are suitable to sunbathe in, while the smooth and peaceful waters attract swimmers and snorkellers alike.
  • Anse Lazio: It is an absolute must-visit and offers turquoise water and lush white sands, making it the most impressive of all beaches. It has been voted the most beautiful beach globally on numerous occasions.
  • Vallée de Mai: It envelops you in an area of dense greenery within the first few steps of accessing the Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve on the island. Palm twigs fan, woven to create a dense canopy, blocking the sky. General Charles Gordon (1833-1885), of Khartoum, was certain that the Vallée de Mai is the Garden of Eden described in the Bible. It is also one of the smallest Unesco World Heritage sites globally.

What to see and do in Praslin

Enjoy snorkelling, deep sea fishing, and barbecues at the Anse Lazio beach, or experience a thrilling helicopter ride over the mountains and along the coastline. Alternatively, you can golf among the plush vegetation with stunning views of the sea right below. Other areas worth visiting are the Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve, full or absolutely rare fauna like the endemic Coco de Mer palm tree, which produces the largest palm and seed flower worldwide. Or the Praslin National Park, Curieuse Island, and the Fond Ferdinand Nature Reserve. If you love bird watching, the island has large tropical forest areas with very rare bird species like the Seychelles Black Parrot and the endemic Seychelles bulbul. You can also engage in the thrilling experience of jet boating, snorkelling, or kayaking. Or attend cultural tours, and tour the forests.


What to eat in Praslin

Most, if not all, of the restaurants in Praslin serve wonderfully prepared Creole and international cuisine, the local favourites, with chicken, pork, and seafood constituting a majority of these cuisines. Also extensively used in these dishes are coconut milk and breadfruit.


Typical events and festivals in Praslin

  • Seychelles Sailing Cup: Held annually at the end of January, yachts, traditional pirogues, and catamarans gather at the regattas on Praslin of the Seychelles Sailing Cup. Additionally, there is a competition for deep-sea fishing also held as part of the Seychelles Sailing Cup. It is hosted for one week every year by a Belgian Sailing organisation.
  • Festival Kreol: This is likely the most popular and biggest event in Seychelles. This event celebrates historic roots and rich culture. It takes place in either Praslin, Mahé, or La Digue every October on the last week. It is a celebration that goes on over six days and is all about music, culture, food, dance, and all else the Creole culture offers.
  • Praslin Culinary Arts Fiesta: Every September, a 3-day festival featuring local art exhibitions, a vibrant mix of music, cooking competitions, and dancing occurs. It is an emulation of the International Carnival held in Mahé. Those who feel particularly energetic aren't left behind; they have a marathon to participate in as part of the event.

How to move around in Praslin

Praslin Island is one of the easiest places to get around via riding a bicycle. Many hotels rent out bikes, and it is a highly recommended transportation method. There are so many beautiful tracks, and it is a beautiful way of seeing the island. A local bus is also available or you can rent a car from Destiniaif you are travelling with children or just want a car's comfort. Taxis are another alternative solution though they do not accept luggage.


The climate in Praslin

Looking at collective data generated over a 30 year period, it is indicative that Praslin experiences almost perfect weather all year round. The wettest months are December and January, accumulating an average of 162 mm and 188 mm of precipitation, respectively. Temperatures in the two months average 28°C. The weather in Praslin is generally warm and pleasant, with limited rainfall. March experiences the highest temperatures with highs of 29°C. The lowest temperature is seen in July, with lows of 26°C. Water temperatures, as it is an island, range between 27-31°C. Praslin is excellent for a sun holiday any time of year.


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Hotel Constance Lemuria Resort

Hotel Constance Lemuria Resort

1.5 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel Village Du Pecheur

Hotel Village Du Pecheur

3.7 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel Paradise Sun  Seychelles

Hotel Paradise Sun Seychelles

3.4 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Berjaya Praslin Resort

Berjaya Praslin Resort

3.6 mi from city centre Good location
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Hotel Acajou Beach Resort

Hotel Acajou Beach Resort

4.2 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Praslin

The most centrally located hotel in Praslin with the best ratings is: Hotel Castello Beach.

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Praslin, the average price per night is 166 , while you will pay an average of 118 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 533 .

You can make reservations at Hotel Raffles Seychelles if you´re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Praslin.

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Praslin, we recommend Hotel Constance Lemuria Resort and Hotel Raffles Seychelles.

If you´re looking for peace and quiet and want to stay at an adult-only hotel in Praslin, we recommend Hideaway.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Praslin are Berjaya Praslin Resort, Hotel Castello Beach and Hotel Acajou Beach Resort.

If you want to save time, the hotel in Praslin with express check-in and check-out is Hotel Raffles Seychelles.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Praslin are Hotel Constance Lemuria Resort, Hotel Raffles Seychelles and Hotel Acajou Beach Resort.

In Praslin, Hotel L Archipel, Hotel Raffles Seychelles and Berjaya Praslin Resort offer 24-hour front desk service.

If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Praslin, like Hotel Constance Lemuria Resort, Hotel Raffles Seychelles or Hotel Indian Ocean Lodge.