
Ocean-View Pool Villa
A one-bedroom villa set back from the shore, with a private plunge pool and a daybed for watching the Indian Ocean change colour through the day.

The only resort on a private coral island in the Outer Amirantes, with pool villas, a tortoise sanctuary and reefs a few strokes from shore.
Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island sits alone on a six-kilometre coral island in the Outer Amirantes, reached by a 35-minute flight from Mahé. Fourteen kilometres of white-sand beach ring the island, and a bicycle is the easiest way to cross it.
The resort opened in 2018 on the site of a former coconut plantation, and its low-rise villas keep a vintage, expedition-era character throughout. Every villa and suite has its own pool, garden and direct beach access, and the island's tortoise sanctuary and surrounding reefs give guests as much to do as its restaurants and spa.

Fifteen categories in total, from one-bedroom pool villas to the seven-bedroom Presidential Villa, each with its own pool, garden and direct beach access.

A one-bedroom villa set back from the shore, with a private plunge pool and a daybed for watching the Indian Ocean change colour through the day.

The same ocean-facing layout in a quieter position on the island, with room for a third adult alongside the private pool.

Steps from the sand, with a private garden and pool shaded by palms and a daybed for an afternoon read.

Angled to the western sky, this villa's private pool and terrace are built for slow evenings and the island's long sunsets.

A beachfront suite with its own pool and twin sofa beds, roomy enough for a family to spread out by the water.

Two bedrooms and a private pool on the beachfront, with sofa beds and a rollaway for a larger family group.

A garden villa with two king bedrooms and a private pool, set within its own plot away from the resort's paths.

Two king bedrooms around a private pool and garden, with space enough for a young family or two couples travelling together.

Three bedrooms, including twin or bunk configurations for children, arranged around a private pool within a generous garden plot.

Two king and two queen bedrooms set in an expansive beachfront garden, with a private pool built for a full family holiday.

Four king bedrooms around a private pool, suited to an extended family or two households sharing one villa.

Five king bedrooms across a generous garden plot, with a private pool built for a full house party.

Four king bedrooms and one queen, a crib and a sofa bed, arranged around a private pool in a beachfront garden built for a large gathering.

Three king, two twin and two queen bedrooms around a private pool, the island's most flexible villa for a mixed-generation group.

The island's largest villa, with six king and two queen bedrooms set around a private pool within its own beachfront estate.
A five-room spa, a tortoise sanctuary raising around 120 hatchlings, and reefs with fourteen dive sites, all within reach of the villas.

Home to around 120 baby Aldabra giant tortoises, hand-reared here until age seven before release into the wild, with feeding visits and an adoption programme for guests.

Five treatment rooms and a wellness programme built around island rituals, using Belliche, Knesko and TheraNaka products.

Fourteen dive sites ring the island's reefs, from sheer drop-offs to sheltered coral gardens, with kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding closer to shore.

A dedicated children's programme with its own playroom, BMX track and daily activities, from tortoise feeding to Creole craft-making.
Five restaurants across the island, from an oceanfront grill to a beachside food truck.

Fresh-caught seafood and dry-aged meats from the grill, served on the terrace of the island's lighthouse with a clear run of ocean to the horizon.

An all-day, family-friendly restaurant beside the pool, drawing on international menus for something to suit every table.

A small, contemporary Japanese izakaya serving bite-sized dishes built for sharing over a long dinner.

Wood-fired pizza and Italian Riviera-inspired drinks at the Castaway Centre, with the ocean in view from every table.

A beachside food truck for salads, griddled bites and sweet treats, best eaten with sand still on your feet.
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