Côte d'Or, the long calm bay also known as Anse Volbert, is the address most foreign buyers picture when they think of Praslin. It runs along the island's north coast, a sweep of pale sand and turquoise water lined with resorts, restaurants and villas, and it is a short drive from the Vallée de Mai. This is Praslin's prime residential and holiday-home strip.
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About Côte d'Or, Praslin
The setting
A sheltered north-facing bay with easy, swimmable water and a string of beachfront hotels. The calm sea and the sunset outlook are a big part of why property here holds its value.
What sells here
A mix of sea-view villas set back on the hillside and apartments closer to the beach. Buyers tend to be after a holiday home or a rental asset rather than a year-round base.
Getting there
Praslin is a 45-minute fast ferry from Mahé or a short flight, and Côte d'Or sits a few minutes from the main village of Baie Sainte Anne.