Mahe

The largest and most developed of Seychelles islands, Mahé is only 17 miles in length and between 2 and 5 miles wide. The interior is dominated by spectacular high granite peaks and outcrops surrounded by dense tropical forest. It is accessible by a series of walking trails and offers an impressive range of flora and fauna, much of it unique to Seychelles. Mahé's beaches are its principal attraction. Beau Vallon, in the north of the island, was once the most popular beach area in Seychelles. Thetown of Victoria, the world's smallest capital city, is home to over 90% of the population with visitor attractions such as the local market, the Victoria Botanical Gardens and the National Marine Park on offer.

Banyan Tree

Banyan Tree Seychelles is an all-villa resort, enjoying a prime location on Intendance Bay, along the southwestern coastline of Mahé.

PERFECT FOR: Luxury Villas

NUMBER OF ROOMS: 60 luxury pool villas

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Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa

Once the choice of celebrities such as Ian Fleming and Noel Coward, this historic resort was totally rebuilt and re-opened in 2005.

PERFECT FOR: Luxury Suites

NUMBER OF ROOMS: 40 deluxe villas

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Maia Luxury Resort & Spa

A purpose-built 'get away from it all' resort, Maia is one of the latest additions to Mahé's collection of exclusive, luxury hideaways.

PERFECT FOR: Luxury Suites

NUMBER OF ROOMS: 30 individual villas

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Le Meridien Fisherman’s Cove

Founded in 1943, historic Fisherman's Cove is the Seychelles’ first and most legendary hotel. Over the decades, the resort has gained a reputation for relaxed, understated luxury and friendly.

PERFECT FOR: Sun Sea and Sand Holidays

NUMBER OF ROOMS: 68 rooms

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