Seychelles
The Seychelles combines tropical beaches, granite island scenery and marine environments. Different islands offer contrasting levels of seclusion and local activity.
Hotels in This Destination
Cheval Blanc Seychelles spreads 52 enormous pool villas across Anse Intendance, pairing Jean-Michel Gathy design, jungle-backed beaches and the country’s first Guerlain spa.
Constance Lemuria combines three extraordinary Praslin beaches with the Seychelles’ only 18-hole golf course, nature-led suites and serious tropical wellness.
Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island is the only resort on a remote coral island with nine miles of beaches, private-pool villas, giant tortoises and bicycles as the preferred way to get around.
Four Seasons Resort Seychelles climbs a granite hillside above secluded Petite Anse, with every villa offering a private infinity pool, tropical privacy and broad Indian Ocean views.
An intimate LXR retreat on southern Mahé, Mango House Seychelles pairs a former photographer’s private estate with oceanfront rooms, three pools, strong dining and a secluded cove far from the island’s busier resorts.
On private Félicité Island, Six Senses Zil Pasyon pairs granite-boulder drama and coral-fringed beaches with all-private-pool villas, dedicated residences, turtle encounters and a deeply secluded Seychelles atmosphere.
Accessible only by private-plane transfer, Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island is an ultra-private retreat of 50 beach-access villas, each with a large pool, supported by ambitious dining and marine experiences.