Think barefoot luxury meets refined elegance at Waldorf Astoria Platte Island, where sophisticated, nature-integrated design creates a peaceful, ultra-private retreat. Focused on wellness, sustainability, and curated exclusivity, this extraordinary destination offers once-in-a-lifetime levels of privacy and exceptional service.

Six Senses Zil Pasyon is the brand new private island resort to open in the Seychelles. Six Senses is famed for its stunning natural and authentic materials, impeccable service and laidback atmosphere and we are super excited that Zil Pasyon is coming to the Seychelles.

This is one of those rare places that is revered across the planet as the crème de la crème of private islands, synonymous with seclusion, romance and breathtaking natural beauty.

Offering a location, which is about as sublime as it gets, Labriz sits jewel-like on the unspoilt Silhouette Island, a place famed for ‘Jurassic Park’ inspired jungle-clad mountains and huge granite boulders dotting the pristine white sands.

Nestled amongst swaying coconut palms and blessed with the kind of heavenly deserted beaches most of us can only dream about, Four Seasons Seychelles at Desroches Island is a hidden paradise located in the glorious Amirante Islands.

'Wow factor’ moments are ten-apenny when it comes to the Seychelles but Raffles Seychelles is a particular favourite here at Turquoise. 86 Pool Villas stand sentinel over a panorama of vivid azure waters and gleaming white sand.

A coral cay carpeted with tropical forest and encircled by the softest-of-soft white sand – why wouldn’t you go?! The clue is in the name – Denis is a family-owned private island whose charm lies in its intimate service and seclusion – for honeymooners, this is pure bliss!

Idyllic, charming and boutique all apply to this beautiful property on the north-eastern coast of Praslin. If you are looking for an intimate, genuine Seychellois welcome, then Hotel L’Archipel is just perfect.

Alphonse's location among the Seychelles' Outer Islands (it's an hour's flight from Mahé) means it's wonderfully pristine – think aquarium-like lagoons, dazzling white sands and a thick emerald interior, all beautifully complemented with stylish luxury accommodation.

Tucked away on the north-west corner of Praslin, Constance Lemuria casts her gaze over three incredible beaches, which are washed by the warm, iridescent waters of the Indian Ocean and sheltered from the prevailing winds.

Renowned fashion photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri fell in love with the Seychelles and end up building a home on Mahé. He called it Mango House and today it still feels like a home from home for all its guests.

One of the first hotels to be built on Mahé, Northolme naturally placed itself in one of the island’s best spots, overlooking the beautiful curves of Beau Vallon bay and the azure waters beyond.