La Digue Self Catering
About
In La Digue (Seychelles), La Digue Self Catering is a local business. The guest house at MR2H+2H3, La Passe, Seychelles sits in the La Passe area of the island.
Guests should expect a self-catering guest house rather than a serviced hotel, with the La Passe setting keeping it close to the island's main settlement. A 4.5 out of 5 average from 60 reviews places it among the island's reviewed stays. Five photographs document the premises. The guest house maintains its own website at http://www.ladigue-selfcatering.com/. La Passe lies among the nearby places that frame this part of the island.
The Seychelles were uninhabited until French settlement in 1770, became a British colony, and gained independence in 1976. The coco de mer palm grows wild only in the Seychelles, and Aldabra giant tortoises are kept on several islands. The granitic inner islands differ from the low coral atolls of the outer Seychelles, which are mostly uninhabited. Moutya, a dance with drums and call-and-response singing, is a traditional Seychellois art listed by UNESCO.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is La Digue Self Catering known for?
La Digue Self Catering is a guest house on La Digue with five photos featured in its listing. The coco de mer palm grows wild only in the Seychelles, and Aldabra giant tortoises are kept on several islands.
What kind of business is La Digue Self Catering?
La Digue Self Catering operates as a guest house on La Digue in the Seychelles. The Seychelles were uninhabited until French settlement in 1770, later becoming a British colony before independence in 1976.
Where is La Digue Self Catering located on La Digue?
La Digue Self Catering sits in La Passe on La Digue, part of the Seychelles. The island lies within the granitic inner group, which differs from the low coral atolls of the outer Seychelles.
How do visitors rate La Digue Self Catering?
Guests rate La Digue Self Catering 4.5 out of 5 across 60 reviews. This guest house is based in La Passe on La Digue in the Seychelles.
Is La Digue Self Catering easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on La Digue?
La Digue Self Catering is in La Passe, which places it near Anse Source d'Argent and other points on La Digue. The island forms part of the Seychelles, where Moutya, a dance with drums and call-and-response singing, is a traditional art listed by UNESCO.
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