5-star luxury from the Four Seasons brand.
Villas perched on stilts on the jungle hillside feel like treetop living. All are magnificent with stunning décor and have their own private pool, outdoor showers and breathtaking views.

LOCATION
South West Coast, Mahé.

ACCOMMODATION

Garden View Villas (Size: 186m²)
The most suitable choice for families with children, these villas are just steps from the shoreline and feature stunning views of the island’s lush tropical surroundings.
Including a private sun deck and plunge pool.

Ocean View Villas (Size: 186m²)
Set above the island’s granite terrain, a short walk from the shoreline, the villas feature beautiful views of the Indian Ocean.
Including a private sun deck and plunge pool.

Hilltop Ocean View Villas (Size: 186m²)
Set above the island’s granite terrain, villas exude all the comfort and charm of a private home. From high above Petite Anse Bay, the villas feature unforgettable panoramic views of the turquoise and blue waters of the bay and the surrounding mountains.
Including a private sun deck and plunge pool.

Serenity Villa (Size: 186m²)
Designed with romance in mind, these 1 bedroom villas are some of the most private, surrounded by lush jungle greenery and expansive views across Petite Anse Bay.
Including a private sun deck and plunge pool.

2 Bedroom Ocean View Suite (Size: 524m²)
Each of the suite’s 2 bedrooms is housed within its own pavilion, separated by a private pool and deck where you can come together for a swim or toast the sunset as often as you choose.
Including large outside deck with private infinity pool.

2 Bedroom Hilltop Ocean View Suites (Size: 542m²)
Greet each morning with unforgettable sweeping views of the turquoise waters of Petite Anse from high on the hillside, either from the floor-to-ceiling glass walls in each bedroom or from the living-room terrace on the second level.
Including large outside deck with private infinity pool.

ROOM FACILITIES

• Air conditioning
• CD player
• DVD player
• Hair dryer
• Electronic safe
• Refrigerated private bar
• Satellite television

DINING

Meal Plan
The resort operates on a Bed & Breakfast basis. 

Zez
Boasting spectacular ocean and sunset views from the top of the hillside, Zez is the perfect place to dine. A breakfast buffet offers Continental and Arabic dishes, while a full American breakfast and some speciality dishes are available à la carte. For dinner, Mediterranean specialities include Middle Eastern dishes. The restaurant’s open-air design takes full advantage of Seychelles’ warm, sunny weather.
Open for Breakfast (07h00 – 10h30) and Dinner (18h00 – 22h30).

Kannel
Stylish yet informal, Kannel serves Creole and international fare, featuring a variety of fresh fish and seafood. Enjoy its beach-side location, stunning open-air setting and spectacular views of the water.
Open for Lunch (12h00 – 15h00) and Dinner (18h00 – 22h30).

Koi
Take a seat before the chef’s counter in this intimate Japanese restaurant and watch as the culinary team prepare sushi platters, tempura, signature rolls and savoury appetizers, with the hills of Petite Anse serving as a backdrop.
Open for Dinner (18h30 – 22h30).

Zez Bar
Start your evening with handcrafted cocktails or classic favourites as you watch the sun set into the Indian Ocean before you head to your dinner at ZEZ next door, or stay back to enjoy the best of Asian street food snacks here instead.
Open for Drinks and Snacks (18h00 – 23h00).

Kannel Bar
Stop by for comfort food, healthy bowls and cocktails at yhe casual, indoor-outdoor poolside bar. Whether you’re taking a break for refreshments, in between dips in the pool, or soaking in the sun on the lounge beds, this is the spot to re-energize.
Open for Drinks and Snacks (10h00 – 23h00).

KIDS CLUB
The complimentary Kids For All Seasons program is designed to create memorable and educational experiences in a casual, fun environment. While the hub of activity is the children’s centre, kids will quickly realize that the entire beach is their playground.

Babysitting available on request and at an additional charge.

SPA
At the uppermost point of Four Seasons Resort Seychelles, far above Petite Anse Bay, Le Syel Spa celebrates earthly beauty and cultural bounty. Crowned by Mahe’s most spectacular views, it reveals the heavenly potency of local ingredients while inviting an elevation of inner and outer self that will change your perspective on the meaning of wellbeing.

Open 08h00 – 21h00.

Wi-Fi
Complimentary throughout the resort.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (* some at a supplement)

• Swimming pool
• Birdwatching
• Boating *
• Fishing *
• Fitness centre
• Hiking
• In-room spa services *
• Kayaking
• Library
• Sailing *
• Scuba diving *
• Snorkelling
• Windsurfing *
• Yoga

All information in the above Fact Sheet is applicable from 1 November 2023 to 31 October 2024 and is subject to change without prior notice.

Please note that some services may not be available due to weather conditions, hotel occupancy and/or operational requirements.

One hundred and fifteen coral and granite islands rising up out of the Indian Ocean – this is the Seychelles! An Indian Ocean holiday dream come true with calm azure waters, deserted beaches, tropical paradise and turquoise lagoons. This string of islands offers sparkling white sandy beaches and coral reefs bustling with sea life. The flora and fauna are unique, the mountains are covered in lush vegetation, and the landscape offers a stunning and multi-faceted panorama.

Seychelles’ 115 islands fall under two distinct groups; the outstandingly beautiful granitic islands, the world’s only oceanic islands of granitic rock, and coral islands fringed by white sandy beaches and encircled by coral reefs teaming with fish.

The three most popular islands in the Seychelles archipelago are Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue. Home to 98% of the Seychelles' population, these three are clustered in the archipelago’s northeast area known as the Inner Island group. Mahé and Praslin are Seychelles' largest islands and home to most of our luxury holiday resorts.

The Seychelles is known as a luxury holiday destination but for visitors who can tear themselves away from their resort, the Seychelles offers a wide variety of things to see and do. A holiday to the Seychelles is best done combining a few different resorts across the main islands, giving yourself ample time and opportunity to explore the various national reserves and marine parks, as well as breath-taking natural wonders above and beneath the waves.

The Seychelles is a natural paradise, perfect for eco-lovers who enjoy the luxury lifestyle. Here every island is home to a unique array of fauna and flora, many found nowhere else on earth. We also love the Seychelles for its diverse and impressive diving and snorkelling opportunities. As the country puts a very clear focus on conservation, both on land and in the water, the marine life here is thriving and exquisite to see.

Seychelles’ enviable climate is always warm and without extremes. In this tropical haven, the temperature seldom drops below 24°C or rises above 32°C, making Seychelles a year-round island holiday destination for sun worshippers and beach lovers. During the north-west trade winds that occur between October and March, the sea is generally calm and the weather warm and humid, while in January and February the islands receive their life-giving rains, rejuvenating the rivers and streams. From May to September the weather is cooler and drier with livelier seas - particularly on the south-eastern coasts.

The first port of call for most visitors to the Seychelles is Mahe. This the largest island of the Seychelles and from here your resort is reached by road transfer. If you are staying on Praslin or one of the other islands, a boat transfer or short domestic flight will get you there. The Seychelles is 2 hours ahead of South Africa. The currency in use is the Seychelles rupee (Rs). Although tourist prices are often quoted in Euros, you can also pay in Rupees and often also in US Dollars.

As the Seychelles is warm throughout the year it is recommended that you pack light comfortable relaxed clothing. Most resorts are quite casual, so light clothing should be adequate at most times but you may also want to take a thin rain jacket in the event of the occasional rain shower. Don’t forget your beach wear plus sunscreen and sunglasses.