Eat· Cerf· Seychelles
Cerf Island Restaurants (Kapok Tree, L'Habitation, Cerf Island Resort)
4° 38.0′ S · 55° 29.9′ E · approximate
Cerf is the marine park island where visitors can land and eat: a beach Creole lunch, the Kapok Tree restaurant or the island's small hotels, with fruit bats and tortoises about.
Practical
Approximate: pin is the island centroid from OpenStreetMap; the restaurants are along the beaches. Wikipedia lists three restaurants including the Kapok Tree, a beach bar, a small shop, a spa and three accommodations (Cerf Island Resort, Fairy Tern Chalets and L'Habitation); day visitors can eat at the beach restaurants, and tour lunches are usually a Creole barbecue (moyenneisland.com). Call ahead for a table, especially for dinner. Land by dinghy on the beaches; there are no roads. Park fee SCR 200 per person applies. About 100 residents live on Cerf, so respect private plots.
Best for
Lunch ashore inside the marine park
Nearby
- Cerf Island Snorkel Trail0.2 NM away
- Cerf Island North Anchorage (Ste Anne Marine Park)0.4 NM away
- Ile Cachée Nature Reserve and Dive Site0.6 NM away
- Round and Long Island Sandbank0.7 NM away
- Round Island (Mahé) Anchorage0.7 NM away
- Long Island (Ile Longue) Resort Site0.8 NM away
- Round Island (Mahé) Resort Restaurant and Reef0.8 NM away
- St Anne Sand Bank (red zone outside Eden Island channel)0.8 NM away
Place data includes © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).