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Seychelles Honeymoon

The Seychelles' 115 granite and coral islands extend from between 4° and 10° south of the Equator and lie between 480km and 1,600km from the east coast of Africa in the West Indian Ocean. The scenery on offer is both dramatic and captivating, with lush rainforests tumbling down to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Some islands boast indigenous wildlife and, at sea, the turtles and wide variety of tropical fish provide excellent snorkelling and diving opportunities. On top of this, The Seychelles enviable climate is always warm and without extremes.



Denis Island
Offering 350 acres of untouched foliage, exotic flowers and idyllic white beaches Denis Island is the domain of giant tortoises and visiting turtles. Diving, game fishing, sailing, canoeing and windsurfing are all on offer, or you can find your own secluded beach to snorkel, picnic or just stretch out and relax in this island paradise. A combination of stunning beauty, the simple luxuries of true island living and the natural elegance of a lodge perched in splendid isolation at the very edge of the Seychelles bank, makes Denis island one of the most naturally romantic niches on earth.

Twenty-five elegant air-conditioned cottages nestle near the ocean shore amid lush tropical gardens. Ideal for couples, the air conditioned Executive Villa, features a lounge, verandah and outside patio and private outside courtyard.

The island is widely renowned for its culinary delights and the resort prides itself in using fresh produce from its own vegetable garden combined with freshly caught fish.

If you are seeking to do more than just soak up the sun on any one of Denis' magnificent beaches, the island boasts numerous activities. Fishing aficionados will not be disappointed and there is a small, professional, on-site dive centre with PADI accreditation offering courses for novice and advanced divers alike, where both diving and snorkelling equipment is available.

Sailing, windsurfing and canoeing in the sparkling waters surrounding the island are also possible. On the island there is a floodlit tennis court, a choice of non-motorized watersports and the delights of the farm and nature trails to discover. For those seeking some shade, indoor facilities include a billiards table and all number of board games.

The cost of the above is from £2,985 per adult based on international flights, transfers and 7 nights accommodation.

Frégate Island Private
A 20 minute helicopter flight from Mahe International Airport brings you to one of the most isolated granite islands in the Seychelles. Surrounded by its own coral reef and, on land, impenetrable vegetation, Frégate Island was a perfect hideaway for pirates in 17^th century! For modern day visitors, this 3km² tropical paradise boasts seven stunning beaches, crystal clear waters, sunshine and unparalleled flora and fauna to explore.

Sixteen villas offer extremely spacious accommodation with large living rooms linked by a teak deck which leads down to a private Jacuzzi and king-sized daybed.

Explore the island with one of the island's ecologists and meet the Magpie Robin (found only on this island), the rare blue pigeon, sunbirds and the Fregate bird known for its huge 6ft wingspan! Giant tortoises trudge freely around the island while the Hawksbill Tortoises lay their eggs on the island's sandy beaches.

For lovers of the sea, you can enjoy big game fishing and deep-sea diving from the island's classical motor yacht.

The island's Rock Spa is a haven of serenity, perched on a cliff-top plateau overlooking the sea. Here the finest holistic treatments from all over the world use ancient techniques from India, Australia and Polynesia with botanical treatments prepared from local ingredients, all designed to completely pamper and calm body and soul.

The cost of the above is from £6,935 per adult and is based on flights, transfers and 7 nights accommodation on a full board basis.

North Island
Heaven on earth.....this glorious island paradise has been created as a sanctuary in harmony with nature, where natural habitats have been rehabilitated and endangered Seychelles fauna and flora reintroduced.

The ultimate honeymoon hideaway, each of North Island's stunning villas offers huge open-plan space with every luxury and amenity - all beautifully handcrafted in keeping with the islands unspoilt natural surroundings. Villa Number 11 is the most exclusive, although each sumptuous villa has been cleverly built to afford maximum privacy and panoramic ocean views. Bathrooms are large and boast a sunken bath big enough for two people, an outdoor shower and large wicker lounger. A large private plunge pool adorns the deck and sun loungers afford the perfect spot for relaxing with a sundowner or homemade cookie, all regularly stocked in your villa's kitchen area.

The mouth-watering culinary delights of North Island are based on the cuisine of the Seychelles, France and Southern India, combined with the organic resources of the island itself. Whether you desire a full blown private picnic on honeymoon beach or a romantic dinner in your villa under the stars you can choose to eat when and where you want while your private butler is on hand to cater to your every whim!

For unrivalled pampering, the island's spa is the perfect place to unwind and relax while listening to the sounds of the sea lapping on the shore... alternatively you can enjoy spa treatments in the comfort of your own villa.

For the more active, the resort also offers a fully equipped gym while the island has several hiking trails and mountain bikes or kayaks for exploring at sea. The surrounding marine life and coral reefs offer fantastic snorkelling and diving opportunities, while fishing is also offered from the beach.

The cost of the above is from £13,395 per adult based on international flights, transfers and 7 nights accommodation.

Maia Luxury Resort and Spa
Situated on Mahé, the capital of the Seychelles, Maia is a place designed to take you away from the cares of the world - a pure tranquil refuge where the spirit is renewed and every need is anticipated and fulfilled. A place for the deeply private and for those seeking consummate peace, Maia is committed to safeguarding guests' seclusion and personal space.

Sitting on top of Anse Louis beach overlooking the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, Maia has 30 villas that are differentiated only by their location and therefore by their unique views. Each spacious villa features a gazebo area with thatched roof, an adjacent bar and an oversized day-bed with excellent views. Outside there is a large private swimming pool while your personal butler is on-call to attend to your every need.

Menus are carefully chosen involving the finest ingredients and delectable variety. Tec Tec Restaurant boasts a Michelin star and is the only restaurant of its type on Mahé specialising in French contemporary and Mediterranean cuisine complemented by Asian and Creole accents. You can also choose 24-hour in-room dining served by your personal butler or a romantic moonlit beach picnic for two.

The clear calm island waters are ideal for canoeing, kayaking and snorkelling while there is plenty of opportunity to visit local islands or for scuba diving and deep-sea fishing.

The world-class spa will pamper and rejuvenate your body and spirit with state-of-the-art treatment techniques and transforming products.

The cost of the above is £5,585 per person based on international flights, transfers and 7 nights accommodation.

Banyan Tree
Lying along the south west shore of Mahé amongst the unspoiled beaches of Intendance Bay, Banyan Tree's 37 Victoria-style villas have unimpeded views of the Indian Ocean and offer the perfect haven for escaping to experience total peace and tranquillity.

Choose from a Hillside Pool Villa with its luxuriously furnished private bedroom, indoor sunken bath, sundeck, separate dressing room and private pool or a lavish Beachfront Pool Villa complete with indigenous colonial artefacts, steam room, Jacuzzi, sundeck and private swimming pool.

The resort's restaurant Saffron is celebrated for its distinctive Thai and Southeast Asian specialities while at Au Jardin d'Epices you can enjoy International or Creole cuisine served in an informal setting.

Water sport enthusiasts can enjoy a vast array of facilities such as windsurfing, snorkelling and water skiing. Sightseeing and Island hopping tours are also available.

As with all the Banyan Tree Spas, you can expect to be treated to the very best of integrated therapeutic treatments to uplift and rejuvenate your body and mind.

The cost of the above is £2,835 per person based on international flights, transfers and 7 nights accommodation.