Ocean Terrace is a guest house on Mahé, in the East Mahé and Anse Royale area. The listing highlights outdoor swimming pool, bar and family rooms. There are 4 room types on the listing.
Best for
Best suited to families who need a family room, travellers who like a small, locally run place and arrivals and departures, given the short distance to the airport. It is a less natural fit for some trips: a restaurant on site is not among the listed facilities, so plan where to eat.
Location
The listing gives the address as Anse Royale, Mahe, Anse Royale, Seychelles. Its map pin puts it under 1 km in a straight line from Anse Royale, about 6.5 km in a straight line from Seychelles International Airport and about 14 km from Victoria.
The east coast of Mahé runs south from the airport through Pointe Larue, Anse aux Pins and Au Cap to Anse Royale. It is a lived-in stretch of coast with local shops and takeaways, reef-protected shallows and the main road close to the shore.
Rooms and style at Ocean Terrace
Room types on the listing are Deluxe King Room, Deluxe Suite with Sea View, King Room with Sea View and Deluxe Apartment. With only a few categories to choose from, it is worth asking which unit faces which way.
Facilities at Ocean Terrace
On the listing, the headline facilities are outdoor swimming pool, bar, family rooms, fitness centre, breakfast, free WiFi, free parking and non-smoking rooms. In practice, meals or drinks are available on site, there is a pool when the sea is rough and parking is listed, which helps if you hire a car.
Trade-offs and what to know
The east coast road runs close to the shore, and the reef-protected shallows suit paddling more than long swims at low tide. Small, family-run places offer fewer services than a hotel, so reception hours and meal options are worth confirming. Seychelles has two broad monsoon seasons, and wind and sea conditions on any given beach change with them.
Getting there and getting around
International flights arrive at Seychelles International Airport on the east coast of Mahé. Mahé has a bus network, but a hire car or taxis are the easier way to reach beaches and viewpoints.
Explore the area
- East Mahé and Anse Royale: what the area is like
- Mahé island guide
- Where to stay on Mahé: choosing the right area
- South Mahé: the quieter end of the island
Before you book
Before booking Ocean Terrace, confirm which room type suits your group, how to get there from the airport or jetty, the meal basis of your rate and the cancellation terms for your dates.
Current rates and availability
We do not publish fixed rates for Ocean Terrace, because pricing and availability change with dates and demand. Use the Check Availability button on this page to see the current options offered by the independent booking provider. Seychelles Island Guide does not set prices, hold inventory or take payment.