Cafe des Arts (Praslin Island)

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Cafe des Arts (Praslin Island)

Perhaps Praslin's finest restaurant, Cafe des Arts (at Le Duc de Praslin Hotel) offers beachfront seating and serves a wide variety of Creole dishes, with a heavy emphasis on seafood (the menu even includes sushi and sashimi). During the daytime, it operates as a beach bar.

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addressCote D'Or Esplanade, Baie Ste Anne, Praslin Island
phone+248 4 321 555
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