Seychelles

Six Senses Zil Pasyon sits on its own private island, framed by granite cliffs and coral‑fringed beaches. Villas with private pools and open layouts offer a quiet, immersive connection to the surroundings, while the resort’s spa, snorkeling, sailing and locally inspired dining bring a balance of activity and calm in a understated barefoot‑luxury setting.

Set on a secluded Seychelles retreat on a coral islet, where colonial-style cottages and villas open onto white‑sand beaches and turquoise lagoons. Ideal for families, it offers snorkeling, diving, sailing and wildlife spotting, while simple, locally sourced dining and a relaxed pace make it a great island escape for all ages.

North Island is the kind of private‑island escape that feels made for travellers who crave privacy and calm above all else. Quiet paths wind between granite outcrops, lush forest and sugar‑white beaches and lead you to hand‑crafted villas hidden under palm thatch. Bicycles or a personal buggy stand ready to carry you from sea to spa to sunset bar, with snorkelling, diving, quiet dinners on the sand and coral reefs just beyond the surf.

Raffles Seychelles delivers a refined island stay with hillside villas that open to wide ocean views and private plunge pools for slow, relaxed days. The beach sits just below, perfect for swimming or heading out to explore nearby reefs. The resort’s restaurants bring together fresh seafood and Asian-inspired dishes in a laid-back but polished setting.

Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas offers a quietly indulgent retreat on Mahé’s secluded southwest coast where private pool villas sit among lush granite hills with wide views of Anse Louis. Villas offer generous indoor-outdoor spaces, attentive but understated service and easy access to the beach for swimming or paddleboarding. Dining is tailored around you from relaxed beachfront meals to in-villa dinners that make the most of the setting.