
Garden-View Villa
A stand-alone hillside villa with a sunken bathtub and a private pool, set among the tropical foliage away from the shore.

Tree-house villas climb a granite hillside above Petite Anse, with five restaurants and a hilltop spa overlooking Mahé's turquoise bay.
Four Seasons Resort Seychelles climbs the granite hillside above Petite Anse, on the quiet southwest coast of Mahé. Sixty-seven villas and residences sit among the trees like elevated hideaways, each with its own plunge or infinity pool and a view down through the canopy to the bay.
Creole architecture with French colonial touches runs through every building, and five restaurants cover everything from a Japanese chef's counter to a beachfront pizza oven. At the resort's highest point, Le Syel Spa looks out past the treetops to the Indian Ocean beyond.

From hillside villas to an eight-bedroom residence, all sixty-seven accommodations come with a private pool and outdoor rain shower.

A stand-alone hillside villa with a sunken bathtub and a private pool, set among the tropical foliage away from the shore.

The same tree-house design as the resort's Garden-View villas, with a clear line of sight to the bay from the private sundeck.

Set further up the hillside, with a wraparound deck and plunge pool that catch the widest views over Petite Anse.

A quiet villa tucked among the trees, built for couples who want the hillside's calm without the climb to the summit.

Two bedrooms and a full outdoor dining deck, close enough to the shore for the tide to be the first sound each morning.

The hillside's higher vantage point, with a private infinity pool and hot tub set into a deck above the bay.

Three bedrooms around a large infinity pool and deck, with space enough for an extended family to spread out.

The resort's grandest suite, with three bedrooms, a sizeable outdoor deck and its own infinity pool over the bay.

A self-contained hillside residence with its own kitchen, deck and pool, and a dedicated Residence Host on call throughout the stay.

Set high on the resort's northern or southern hillside, with panoramic views and a support staff who work the residence as one household.

A cliffside residence built for a full group retreat, with seven bedrooms and its own kitchen, deck and infinity pool.

The resort's largest residence, with two pools set across a jungle hillside and staff accommodation for a full travelling party.
A hilltop spa in five open-air pavilions, a private surf programme, and a complimentary kids' club set among the trees.

Five open-air treatment pavilions at the top of the hillside, each with sweeping views over Petite Anse and the ocean beyond.

Kayaking and snorkelling in the sheltered bay, with private surf lessons at Petite Anse and Mahé's best breaks through Tropicsurf.

A complimentary programme built around the children's centre, with the whole beach treated as an extension of the playground.

Private and group sessions held in a pavilion set within the jungle canopy, overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Five restaurants across the resort, from a hillside izakaya to a beachfront pizza oven.

A hillside dining room for breakfast before the day begins, then an inventive sharing menu once the sun goes down.

Light Mediterranean plates by day give way to a Creole-leaning evening menu of meats, pasta and fresh seafood.

A handful of seats before the chef's counter, watching sushi, tempura and signature rolls take shape against a backdrop of hillside greenery.

An open kitchen and wood oven right on the sand, turning out 48-hour sourdough pizzas and oven-grilled prawns.

Premium meat, seafood and vegetables off the charcoal oven, eaten barefoot in the sand as the sun drops into the ocean.
Share the dates and the occasion, and we will hold a villa or residence at net rates — every detail arranged before your clients land.