Seychelles' defining islands.
Mahé
The arrival. Granite peaks, hidden beaches, and Victoria — the world's smallest capital. A place to acclimatise before slipping into smaller worlds.
Praslin
The Vallée de Mai. A UNESCO-listed primaeval palm forest, home to the coco-de-mer — and Anse Lazio, often called the most beautiful beach in the world.
La Digue
Anse Source d'Argent. Granite-boulder beaches, ox-carts and bicycles, and a slowness that the rest of the world has long forgotten.
North Island
Eleven villas. One private island. The closest the modern world has to a desert-island Eden — and the place the Royal honeymoon was spent.
Frégate
Sixteen residences. A private island sanctuary for giant tortoises, magpie robins, and the world's most sustainable luxury hospitality.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon
Félicité Island. Twenty-eight villas and residences carved into granite — the resort that combines Seychelles geology with world-class wellness.
