Frégate Island,Seychelles

• Private luxury eco-resort villas with ocean views
• Anse Victorin and Anse Victornie beaches (powder-white sands)
• Tortoise reserve and tortoise-feeding experience
• Rare birdwatching — Seychelles magpie-robin, endemic seabirds and frigatebirds
• Sculpture trail and botanical garden with indigenous plants
• Snorkeling and diving sites around the island
• Nature trails including a hike to the island’s highest viewpoint

• Pristine white-sand beaches and clear turquoise seas
• High-density population of Aldabra giant tortoises
• Successful species reintroduction and endemic plant restoration
• Luxury eco-friendly accommodation integrated into natural habitats
• Small island scale offering exclusivity and private experiences

• Guided nature and conservation walks led by resident naturalists
• Snorkeling, diving, and marine life encounters
• Birdwatching for endemic and migratory species
• Island spa treatments and wellness programs
• Culinary experiences featuring Creole and international cuisine with island-sourced ingredients
• Photography tours focusing on wildlife, landscapes, and luxury villas
• Sailing, fishing, and private yacht excursions

April–May and October–November for calm seas, good diving/snorkeling conditions and pleasant temperatures; high season is December–March for warmer weather but can be windier.

Tropical climate with year-round warm temperatures (approx. 24–30°C). Trade winds influence conditions: southeast trade winds (May–September) bring cooler, drier weather; northwest monsoon (November–March) brings warmer, more humid conditions and occasional showers.

Reachable by helicopter (approx. 15–20 minutes from Mahé) or yacht transfer from Mahé (approx. 45–60 minutes depending on vessel). Guests usually transfer via the resort's arranged transfers from Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) on Mahé. On-island transport is limited to walking, electric buggies and boats; paths can be uneven in places.

3–7 nights to fully experience relaxation, conservation activities, and water-based excursions; day visits (where available) of 6–8 hours may suit short itineraries.

Light tropical clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, sunhat, sturdy walking shoes for trails, insect repellent, light rain jacket for brief showers, snorkeling gear if preferred (though equipment is provided). Binoculars and a good camera for wildlife and birdwatching.

Enjoy Seychellois Creole cuisine, fresh seafood and island-grown fruits; resort restaurants often feature signature dishes and private dining experiences. Souvenirs include local art and crafts, eco-friendly products, spice blends (vanilla, cinnamon), and locally made textiles or small sculptures from island artisans.