Six Senses Zil Pasyon
Private-island seclusion on Felicite Vast villas among granite boulders Renowned Six Senses spa Empty…
The Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 granite and coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, famed for its boulder-fringed beaches, clear warm water and lush island interiors. It suits honeymooners, beach lovers and island-hoppers who want striking natural beauty with the option to…
Private-island seclusion on Felicite Vast villas among granite boulders Renowned Six Senses spa Empty…
Just eleven hand-crafted villas Ultra-exclusive private island Pristine beaches and conservation Personal butler and…
Sixteen private residences Thousands of giant tortoises Seven beaches to yourself Award-winning conservation Barefoot…
A tailor-made Seychelles itinerary combining beach time, island hopping and selected boutique or luxury…
Warm and tropical all year. Seas are calmest and skies clearest in the April-May and October-November transition months between the two monsoons.
Indicative monthly averages. Sea temperature ranges 27-29°C; daytime highs 29-32°C.
The Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 granite and coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, famed for its boulder-fringed beaches, clear warm water and lush island interiors. It suits honeymooners, beach lovers and island-hoppers who want striking natural beauty with the option to combine several islands, and pairs beautifully with a Madagascar safari.
The Seychelles is ideal when the beach setting matters as much as the accommodation. It can be kept simple with one island resort or shaped into a multi-island itinerary combining different scenery, from mountainous Mahe to laid-back La Digue.
The islands are a year-round destination. April, May, October and November are the calmest shoulder months. The south-east trade winds bring breezier seas from May to September and the north-west winds warmer, wetter spells from December to March.
International flights arrive into Mahe. Inter-island connections are by short domestic flight or scheduled ferry to Praslin and La Digue, with private-island transfers by boat or helicopter.
Mahe is the mountainous main island and gateway, home to the capital Victoria and the widest choice of hotels. Praslin is greener and more relaxed, with the Vallee de Mai and the beaches of Anse Lazio and Anse Georgette. La Digue is the laid-back island of ox-carts and bicycles, home to the famous Anse Source d Argent. Private islands such as Felicite, North and Fregate offer complete exclusivity.
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