Three delightful chalets in a cool tropical garden with coconut, papayas and other fruit trees within walking distance from the ferry jetty at La Passe. Each chalet bears its name from a coconut growing on the island. Just have a walk around the houses and choose your favourite veranda for your morning coffee.

Villa Kokoleo
Kokoleo offers spacious rooms and high ceilings with a ground area of 112m². An open wooden veranda 13m long invites you to sink into a comfortable armchair and simply do nothing or gaze at the enchanting White Fairy Tern circling above in the deep blue sky.

With its large rooms of over 20m², two kitchens and two bathrooms, the complete chalet provides sufficient space for up to six persons. The house can be divided into two private areas with a mobile timber wall. In each Half-Chalet you will still find a very spacious veranda, kitchen, bathroom and double room for you alone - and you don't even have to share the magnificent view.

Kokoleo was built in 2004, at the rear of the vast garden, just next to the highest papaya plants.

Villa Kokover (green coconut)
Unlike the other houses Kokover is not dividable. Designed for up to four persons, it provides a spacious kitchen, two double rooms, two bathrooms and a veranda - offering a splendid view on the mountain Nid d'Aigles. Kokover is perfect if you want to rent a whole house just for you and your loved ones and you need only one kitchen. One of the double rooms is directly connected with a bathroom, while the second bathroom is accessible from the veranda.

The house is located in the heart of the tropical garden. If you look into the sky at night you will know why the star fruit grows here - you can reach the carom out of the kitchen window.

Villa Kokorouz (the red coconut)
This second jewel bears this name of the big orange fruit full of delicious coconut water growing in the garden near the house.

In the midst of the banana trees, a small stream naturally separates the rather cosy garden in front of Kokorouz from the rest of the garden with Kokover in the middle and Kokoleo at the back. After a sunny day on the beach you will appreciate the cool outdoor shower near the banana leaves.... Enjoy that sparkling rainforest feeling!!!

The owners built Kokorouz in 2001 for up to six guests - 12,6m in length and 8,6m in width it is only slightly shorter than Kokoleo. In the middle of the veranda a decorative wooden partition wall provides privacy from one side to the other - just perfect, if you don't like to rent a whole chalet.

General
The owners believe that the direct contact to fresh air in a natural environment is the key to real wellness. You will therefore not find any air conditioning in the houses.
To invite every breath of wind, the traditional Creole House is built on stilts, with high walls and wood slaps above doors and windows, allowing the air to circulate beneath the house and throughout the rooms. This is emission free natural air-conditioning.
To cool down the sleeping rooms in hot nights there are fans. Solar panels on the roofs of Kokoleo and Kokorouz produce hot water for kitchens and bathrooms.

In the houses you will find

• everything what you need in a kitchen, from coffee machine to microwave oven
• towels - please bring your own beach towel, ours should remain in the house
• laundy service
• mosquito nets
• one small safe in each kitchen
• cots - free of charge for children up to the age of 3 years
• one extra bed per double room in Kokorouz and Kokoleo on request - please check pricelist for details

The houses are cleaned every day, towels and linen are changed in accordance to your wishes. Feel free to talk to us if anything is going wrong.