Sainte Anne Resort and Fishermans Cove Hotels Seychelles

The Seychelles is made up of 115 stunning islands scattered like a jewelled necklace in the Indian Ocean. Beautiful white sandy beaches with palm trees and crystal clear blue waters are the reason people return to the islands time after time.


Fauna and flora are excellent here and mixed with the Creole, cuisine, stunning scenery and UNESCO world heritage sites ie Aldabra Island with over 100,000 tortoises and Vallee de Mai on the island of Praslin where Coco de Mer is known as the worlds largest seed. Birds such as sooty terns and fregate birds are found on Bird Island. The black parrot and paradise flycatcher are some of the endemic birds.

The Seychelles is also popular for diving and fly fishing especially at the coral atoll of Alphonse. There are no high rise properties in the Seychelles or all night entertainment. It is more popular for nature reserves, marine parks, diving, snorkelling, fauna, flora and beaches.

Some of the hotels that can be found in the Seychelles are the famous Sainte Anne Resort, Fishermans Cove, Hotel L’Archipel, Banyan Tree, Denis Island, Bird Island etc
The main airport for the Seychelles is Mahe and a helicopter or boat transfer can be taken to most hotels. On the island of Mahe the largest and most popular beach is Beau Vallon. Whilst Praslin is famous for Anse Lazio which is one of the best beaches in the Seychelles. Island hopping is to be recommended using Air Seychelles, ferries or by helicopter.

Seychelles is a year round destination with most rainfall Dec-Feb. Visas are not required for British Citizens. The best festival not to be missed is Festival Kreol held at the end of October for a week-here the local people celebrate Creole cuisine plus dance, music, fashion and arts.

There are also outstanding spas at some hotels ie Clarins Spa at the Sainte Anne Resort.