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Four Seasons Resort Seychelles 5*
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Dreaming of a one-of-a-kind holiday under an island sun? Then treat yourself to a stay at the five-star Four Seasons Resort, one of the most beautiful hotels in the world. Clinging to the side of a lush hillside overlooking the magnificent bay of Petite Anse, the dark-coloured villas blend in perfectly with their surroundings. In this exotic setting away from the hustle and bustle of the city, whole days of total relaxation will slip away without you once noticing the time. At any point, young and old alike can commune with the magic of Mahé during an excursion into the forest adjacent to the hotel.
Rooms
The villas with garden views and sea views as well as the hilltop villas give families and groups of friends an exceptional setting for their holiday and the highest level of comfort.
Garden View Villa [186 M2]
It's really pleasant to be woken up by the chirping of the birds flying around the lush garden dotted with coconut and fruit trees. Close to the villa's massive furnished terrace, you will have access to a private swimming pool of 28 m². Inside, the decor is inspired by the French colonial style.
Ocean View Villa [186 M2]
Fancy getting up close and personal with the vast blue expanse of the Indian Ocean? Then opt for this villa overlooking the sea. Young and old alike will appreciate relaxing and lounging with a stretch of sparkling turquoise water as a backdrop. The private infinity pool will make your stay even more enjoyable.
Hilltop Ocean View Villa [186 M2]
Take a step up by booking this villa nestled on the top of the hill overlooking Petite Anse Bay. From its comfortable living room or its terrace next to the private swimming pool, you'll never tire the panorama that unfolds before you.
Restaurants & bars
Each meal at the five-star Four Seasons Resort is an unforgettable culinary experience that takes advantage of both the natural setting and the fusion of flavours from the Seychelles and beyond. The two restaurants and two bars also benefit from creative chefs.
Breakfast
Includes an assortment of hot and cold drinks and sweet and savoury dishes.
Zez
The ideal place to watch a sunset, Zez serves up a generous buffet that showcases the cuisine of different Asian countries. Discover modern reinterpretations of Chinese or Thai specialities.
Kannel Restaurant
This restaurant is named after a spice and has a very friendly atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a dish of freshly caught fish and seafood. Located near the beach, this gourmet restaurant features menus for children.
Zez Bar
Spend time relaxing in the Zez Bar. The rough-textured stone columns make the place look truly elegant and sophisticated. Its menu offers a wide selection of wines, sake and exotic cocktails.
Activities & lifestyle
Live the dream in this little corner of heaven by taking advantage of all the facilities dedicated to relaxation and leisure. Both children and adults will love the swimming pool and appreciate the easy access to the sandy beach.
Entertainment and activity programmes have been specifically designed for children. Meanwhile, parents can go to the spa to relax and rejuvenate their body through treatments and massages. A gym helps you keep in shape while you admire the idyllic landscapes of the Seychelles. At any time of the day or night, you can also enjoy hiking along the many trails that criss-cross the region.
Discover the destination
Warm, turquoise waters lapping against white sandy beaches lined with lush vegetation: welcome to the Seychelles! The archipelago offers spectacular, unspoilt scenery and the chance to swim with incredible marine life, including turtles. From lush gardens to idyllic coves, the Seychelles promise a dream holiday away from the gloom of a European winter. Book your ticket to paradise now!
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
When travelling to the Seychelles, it is crucial to respect local habits and customs to ensure a harmonious trip. First of all, this is a destination where respect for the environment is of the utmost importance. With its heavenly landscapes, it is essential to leave the area in its natural state. So avoid picking flowers, disturbing animals or leaving litter.
The people of Seychelles are generally warm and welcoming, but they appreciate discretion and respect for their privacy. When visiting a local's home, it is a good idea to bring a small gift for the host.
Dress is rather casual, but conservative. Beachwear is appropriate only on beaches and in tourist resorts. In churches and other places of worship, appropriate dress is required: shoulders and knees must be covered.
Finally, punctuality is not a strict requirement in the Seychelles. A delay of fifteen to thirty minutes is generally accepted for social appointments.
Time difference
Situated in the UTC+4 time zone, Seychelles does not apply daylight saving time changes in summer or winter. London, United Kingdom time is 3:00 hours behind Seychelles
Electricity and internet access
As far as electricity is concerned, Seychelles uses a main voltage of 240 volts at a frequency of 50 Hz. Most plugs are G-type, with three pins, identical to those used in the UK.
As far as Internet access is concerned, although the Seychelles is an isolated archipelago, this top tourist destination offers relatively reliable Internet connectivity. Most hotels, restaurants and resorts provide free or paid Wi-Fi access to their guests. However, network coverage can be limited in more rural or remote areas. In addition, internet speeds may be slower than what you are used to at home. For a constant and reliable internet connection, it is possible to purchase a local prepaid SIM card on arrival. This can be particularly useful if you plan to visit more remote islands where Internet access may be limited.
Safety
Seychelles is generally considered a safe destination for travel and tourism.
However, as in any tourist destination, attention must be paid to personal belongings to avoid the occasional theft. It is advisable not to leave valuables unattended on beaches or in hire cars. In terms of physical insecurity, Seychelles has a relatively low crime rate, but remain vigilant, especially at night in less-frequented areas.
No specific vaccinations are required, unless you come from a yellow fever zone.
In terms of water safety, it's important to note that from November to April, the beaches on the north-western side of the island can be affected by tidal currents and waves, which can sometimes be dangerous. It is always advisable to respect beach signs and swim in protected areas.
Currency
The official currency is the Seychelles Rupee (SCR). Change is required for small shops, markets and public transport. Larger establishments accept credit cards. Cash dispensers are available on the main islands. Check exchange rates before departure, and be aware of possible bank charges.
Weather
The Seychelles has a tropical maritime climate, with an average temperature of 27°C all year round. There are two seasons: the north-west monsoon, with heavy rainfall from November to March, and the cooler dry season, also known as the south-east monsoon, from May to October. The transition period between the two seasons generally offers calmer weather in April and October. Each season has its own charm, and activities such as diving are particularly enjoyable during the south-east monsoon season.
Languages
The official languages of Seychelles are Seychellois Creole, English and French. English is widely spoken and understood in all other parts of the country, and French is also commonly used.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation in the Seychelles is remarkable. Hotels are often set in idyllic locations, nestled between white sandy beaches and lush tropical forests. In terms of service and welcome, they meet international standards and are similar to those you would find in Europe, often with the added charm and exoticism of their surroundings. At the top end of the market, Seychelles' 5-star hotels provide luxurious accommodation, personalised service and high-level gastronomy, while maintaining a delicate balance with the natural surroundings.
Food quality
Seychelles offers a wide variety of exotic foods that are sure to satisfy the taste buds of gourmets. Seychellois cuisine is a delicious blend of French, African, Indian and Chinese influences. You can expect to enjoy fresh seafood as well as unique exotic fruits. All meals are generally prepared with fresh local ingredients, ensuring their distinctive flavour and high quality. Food hygiene protocols are strictly adhered to in most establishments, from fine dining restaurants to casual beach canteens and local street stalls. This means you can eat with confidence during your stay in this archipelago paradise. But be sure to check local reviews or ask for recommendations before choosing where to eat for the most authentic dining experience.