Anse Source d'Argent
Perhaps the most photographed beach in the world, it captivates with sculptural granite boulders and shallow, luminous turquoise water.

Granite islands in turquoise seas
The Seychelles bring together 115 islands of ancient granite and coral in the heart of the Indian Ocean, fringed by powder-soft beaches, emerald lagoons and a natural world of almost unreal beauty. Protected reserves such as the Vallée de Mai and the Aldabra Atoll safeguard flora and fauna found nowhere else on Earth.
Perhaps the most photographed beach in the world, it captivates with sculptural granite boulders and shallow, luminous turquoise water.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site on Praslin shelters the legendary primeval forest of the Coco de Mer, the largest nut on Earth.
This remote coral atoll is home to the world's largest population of wild giant tortoises and a UNESCO-protected natural wonder.
A selection of the properties we hold dearest here.
North IslandA private-island retreat of just eleven expansive villas that pairs Robinson Crusoe romance with uncompromising luxury.
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FélicitéOn the rugged private island of Félicité, the resort offers spectacular pool villas set among dramatic granite formations.
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MahéAbove Petite Anse on Mahé, the villas perch in lush hillside rainforest high over a sheltered bay.
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PraslinThis elegant Praslin resort boasts three idyllic beaches and the only 18-hole championship golf course in the Seychelles.
Make an inquiryExceptional moments, arranged exclusively for you.
Aboard a private yacht, explore hidden coves, La Digue and Praslin with snorkelling stops at pristine coral reefs.
A private helicopter flight reveals breathtaking views of the atoll mosaic and lets you visit far-flung islands in a single day.
Savour a Creole gourmet menu prepared exclusively for you by candlelight on a stretch of beach reserved for you alone.

