From the treesSeasonal fruit, fresh-cut
Whatever the valley is giving that week — mango, soursop, golden apple, banana — picked at dawn and served on banana leaf with a drizzle of our own honey.

Forty acres of tropical orchard on the hills of Mahé. We grow fruit the old way — no sprays, no shortcuts — and we open the gates so you can taste it where it falls.
We believe a fruit should taste of the place it grew. So we let the soil rest, we pick by hand, and we leave the rest to rain, bees and patience.
Marguerite & Théo Lablache · Growers
Everything here is grown, pressed or kept within the valley walls. What you taste at the table was on the tree, or in the hive, hours earlier.
From the treesWhatever the valley is giving that week — mango, soursop, golden apple, banana — picked at dawn and served on banana leaf with a drizzle of our own honey.
Pressed at dawnPressed daily in the old packing shed — passionfruit, lime, soursop. Nothing added, nothing from concentrate. Drunk on the terrace over the bay.

“Eat with the seasons and the fruit eats best.”
We don't force anything early. Here's roughly when each crop comes good — though the trees always have the final say.
In season & picking

A guided wander through the orchards with a grower. Taste straight off the tree, meet the bees, and slow down in a hammock under the palms.
€25/ person
Reserve
Cook a Creole feast with our kitchen using only what the valley gave that day. You harvest it, you cook it, you sit down and eat it together.
€75/ person
Reserve
Sunrise movement on the deck above the bay, a fruit-led breakfast, and a quiet hour looking out over the ocean. A gentle reset, away from the resorts.
€60/ person
Reserve40
Acres of orchard
60+
Fruit varieties
1991
Tending the valley
0
Synthetic sprays
Agrotourism keeps the valley alive — and lets us put what it earns back into the island that grew us. Every tour, every jar of honey, carries a little of that forward.
Free valley days for island schools — soil, seeds and where lunch really comes from.
A share of every harvest goes to the community clinic in the hills above us.
Native trees replanted each season, and water kept clean for the streams below.
We're a twenty-minute drive from Victoria, up the Sans Souci road. Tell us when you'd like to come and we'll write back personally within a day.