The villa's pool and pavilion lit at dusk, framed by palms

Private villa · West coast of Praslin, Seychelles

A house that keeps the lagoon's time.

Three suites, one long pool and forty steps of garden path down to the water. Taken whole, for up to six guests.

ArrivalChoose a date Departure3 nights minimum Guests4 guests See availability

Lakaz · Creole for house

Lakaz Lagon sits where the granite meets the shallows. Mornings start with the tide out and the reef close enough to wade to. Evenings end on the terrace, when the water turns the colour of the sky.

3Suites, each with a garden bath

6Guests, villa taken whole

18 mPool, salt-chlorinated

40Steps from terrace to water

A long pool between palms leading to the timber house

Built low, open to the trade winds.

Timber, lime plaster and granite from the island. Every room opens onto the garden, and the long pool runs the length of the house so the light moves through it all day.

A shaded veranda with white columns looking onto palms

Living pavilionOpen-sided · 96 m²
KitchenChef on request
Garden1,050 m² · takamaka shade
PowerSolar + backup
Wi-FiFibre · 200 Mbps

Three suites, three views.

Each suite has its own terrace and an outdoor bath under the trees. Beds are made with Egyptian cotton and turned down at sunset.

Bedroom with warm timber walls and floor-to-ceiling windows onto the forest

58 m²King bedForest view

Takamaka Suite

The quietest room, set back under the takamaka trees. Morning light comes through the canopy, never straight in.

Canopy bed with sheer white curtains and tropical plants

64 m²King bedLagoon view

Shallows Suite

The main suite, closest to the water. Open the curtains and the bed faces the lagoon across the pool.

Calm bedroom with a large bed, rattan headboard and wooden floor

46 m²Twin or kingGarden view

Granite Room

Built against a granite boulder that forms one wall. Twin beds or a king, a good choice for children or friends.

Granite boulders on a white beach beside clear turquoise water

Large rounded granite boulders under a blue sky

Aerial view of a beach with shallow blue water over the reef

A leaning palm over bright turquoise water

A sandy beach and granite rock formation at dusk

The lagoon · Water 27–29 °C all year

Five minutes on foot to all of this.

01 / 05 Granite at first light

A day, if you want one planned.

Our house manager books everything locally, with people we have worked with for years. Or do nothing at all.

A swimmer snorkelling in clear blue water

08:30 · Low tide

Snorkel the house reef

Masks and fins are in the boat shed. At low tide the reef starts twenty metres out, with parrotfish and the odd turtle.

10:00 · Half day

Giant tortoises on Curieuse

A short boat ride to the island where giant tortoises roam free, then a walk through the mangroves to the ranger station.

A catamaran sailing at sunset under a golden sky

17:15 · Sunset

Catamaran at sunset

Two hours on a sailing catamaran along the coast, with chilled drinks and the sun going down behind the islands.

A dinner table set on the sand under string lights at night

19:30 · Dinner

Creole dinner on the sand

Grilled fish, octopus curry and breadfruit chips, cooked by our chef and served at a table on the beach.

Daily housekeepingAirport transfer from PraslinKayaks and snorkel gearBreakfast in the pavilionChef on requestTurn-down at sunset

Choose your dates.

Rates are for the whole villa per night, with breakfast, for up to four guests. Each extra guest adds €95 a night, up to six. Charged in euros; minimum stay three nights, seven in high season.

Tap your arrival date

Your stay High season · €1,150 Booked

Getting here.

International flights land on Mahé. From there it is a short hop or a ferry to Praslin, and we meet every arrival.

Mahé → Praslin15 min

Domestic flight, every hour from 06:00.

By ferry1 h

Fast catamaran from Victoria harbour, twice a day or more.

To the villa20 min

Our driver meets you at the airport or the jetty.

To La Digue15 min

Ferry for a day of bikes and granite beaches.