Breeze Garden Takeaway

Africa, Seychelles, Travel Writing / By Ben Reeve

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Breeze Garden Takeaway became our second home whilst on staying on Praslin Island. We bought food from here 3 times in only a 10 day trip!

It serves up the unlikely combo of fantastic food at reasonable prices. The menu changes every day with the main courses being 50-55 Seychelles Rupee (About £3!)

We didn’t have a bad dish from Breeze Garden so if you’re in Grand Anse and don’t want to spend alot on a restaurant then grab a dish from here and enjoy!

About The Author

Ben Reeve

Ben is the blogger behind TheSabbaticalGuide.com, a site designed to give people the information, tools and inspiration they need to make their sabbatical dreams a reality. He caught the bug for travel at an early age when his dad moved out to South Africa, and now builds regular ‘mini-retirements’ into his career, in which he sees the world with his wife Becca.

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