Félicité Island,Seychelles

• Pristine, secluded beaches and coves
• Fringing coral reefs and snorkel/diving spots
• Scenic granite boulder formations and viewpoints
• Boutique luxury resort (private-island hospitality and villas)
• Access to nearby La Digue and Praslin for combined day excursions

• Private-island exclusivity and privacy
• Healthy fringing reefs with abundant marine life (reef fish, rays, occasional turtles)
• Typical Inner-Island granite topography with panoramic viewpoints
• Small island scale — intimate, low-density development focused on conservation and guest experience

• Snorkeling and scuba diving at nearby reef sites
• Guided nature walks and short hikes to viewpoints
• Kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and non-motorised water sports
• Private boat charters for island-hopping (to La Digue, Praslin, Curieuse, Cousin)
• Spa and wellness treatments at the island resort
• Birdwatching and marine-wildlife spotting from shore and by boat

Best months: April–May and October–November for calm seas and excellent underwater visibility. May–September offers cooler, drier conditions with southeast trade winds; November–March is warmer with more showers.

Tropical maritime climate: warm year‑round (typically 24–30°C / 75–86°F). Two main seasons — the southeast trade-wind season (rougher seas, cooler) and the northwest monsoon (hotter, wetter). Expect humidity and sudden short tropical showers.

Nearest international gateway is Seychelles International Airport (Mahé). Typical routes: transfer by boat or helicopter from Mahé, or fly Mahé→Praslin then boat to La Digue and a short private boat hop to Félicité. Private speedboat transfers or helicopter transfers are commonly used for direct access. There is no public ferry directly to Félicité.

For resort guests: 2–4 nights to relax and explore the island and nearby islets. For day visitors: allow a full day (6–10 hours) including transfers and time for snorkeling/relaxation.

Light breathable clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, water shoes for rocky shorelines, light rain jacket for tropical showers, snorkel gear if you prefer your own, and a small dry bag.

On-island food is resort-led — expect Creole-inspired seafood dishes and international cuisine. For local shopping and souvenirs (vanilla, spices, woven crafts, shells and local art), visit La Digue or Praslin before or after your visit, since Félicité has limited retail options.