Sibert Residence

Sibert Residence is a small, family-run guesthouse in La Passe, the harbour village on La Digue. The owners say the family has been hosting guests for more than twenty years. The Tourism Department's certified list of November 2022 names it Moonlight Beach Villa, and the current register listing reads "Siberte Residence (Ex Moonlight Beach Villa)".

There are ten rooms in two types, Superior and Deluxe. All have a king-size bed, and the Deluxe rooms add a single daybed. Continental breakfast, daily housekeeping and wifi are included, and half board can be added.

The guesthouse runs Nature's Choice A'LaKart, a Creole restaurant and bar that also serves non-residents. It arranges bicycle hire, boat trips and buggy tours of the island, and its website lists the Moonlight Craft Curios shop, which sells handmade Creole crafts.

Travellers who want a room with breakfast in La Passe, close to the jetty, restaurants and bike hire.

The owners list ten rooms in two types. Superior Rooms have a king-size bed, a private balcony and a seating area, for up to two adults or one adult and one child aged 6–11. Deluxe Rooms, which the owners describe as more spacious, have a king-size bed plus a single daybed, an en-suite bathroom, a wardrobe and a desk, for up to two adults and one child. SeyVillas describes all rooms as about 35 m², with a balcony, air conditioning, TV, safe and minibar, and splits them into Standard (some with a mountain view), Superior and Deluxe.

The owners list wifi throughout, daily housekeeping, full-day security and luggage storage. SeyVillas adds a reception, a communal lounge, a library, laundry on request, and card payments by Visa or MasterCard. Bicycle hire, half-day or full-day boat trips with snorkelling gear, and guided buggy tours can be booked through the guesthouse.

Continental breakfast is included in every stay. Nature's Choice A'LaKart Restaurant & Bar serves Creole dishes and cocktails to guests and visitors, with breakfast from 07:00 to 10:00 and lunch and dinner from 11:00 to 21:00 (last order). Half board is available as a supplement. SeyVillas also notes a restaurant and bar opposite the property.

The owners place the guesthouse steps from La Passe beach, and SeyVillas gives the beach distance as about 10 m. SeyVillas notes that seaweed can wash up between November and March, and puts Anse Sévère about 800 m away.

In La Passe, La Digue's harbour village. SeyVillas lists restaurants, cafés, bars, small shops, bike hire and a small fish market in the village around it.

The owners put the jetty about a five-minute ride away. La Digue is mostly explored by bike or on foot, and the guesthouse hires out bicycles.

SeyVillas describes the rooms as simple and lists some with a mountain rather than a sea view. The owners set a minimum stay of two nights, or three in peak season, and their room occupancy covers children aged 6 to 11. SeyVillas says the property is not suited to guests with reduced mobility, and that seaweed can wash up on the beach between November and March.