
Fregate Villa
A sculptural, frigatebird-inspired villa with its own kitchen, staff or nanny accommodation, and a room that flexes into a study or wellness space.

A private granite island 55km from Mahé, with seven beaches, seventeen villas and estates, and one of the Indian Ocean's most ambitious tortoise conservation programmes.
Fregate lies roughly 55 kilometres east of Mahé, a 200-hectare granite outcrop the size of Monaco. Only a tenth of the island is built on; the rest stays conservation land, wrapped around seven beaches reserved solely for island guests. Just seventeen Fregate Villas and Estates sit among the forest and coastline, each with its own butler, buggy and a layout flexible enough for an extra bedroom, study or wellness room.
The villa roofs curve like a frigatebird's wings, and dinner moves around the island — a beach restaurant, a yacht club barbecue, and dining built into the treehouses above the forest floor. A full-service spa runs to a flotation tank, a Watsu pool and a snow room, though the real distinction lies in what surrounds it: more than 3,000 Aldabra giant tortoises descended from an original 150, and the Seychelles magpie robin, saved here from just fourteen birds left anywhere in the world.

Just seventeen residences in total, from five-room Fregate Villas to the larger multigenerational Fregate Estates, each with a dedicated butler and its own buggy.

A sculptural, frigatebird-inspired villa with its own kitchen, staff or nanny accommodation, and a room that flexes into a study or wellness space.

Built for multigenerational gatherings or groups of friends, with a professional kitchen, a chef on request and further staff accommodation.
A full-service spa, an island-wide watersports programme, a kids' adventure zone, and a conservation effort that runs to the whole island.

A full-service spa with private suites, a flotation tank, a Watsu pool, a hyperbaric chamber and a snow room, alongside yoga, meditation and a fully equipped gym.

Sailing, PADI diving, day and night snorkelling, game fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing, run from the island's own marina and yacht club.
A dedicated club with treasure hunts, a water playground and a Young Explorers nature programme for younger guests.

Guided encounters with the island's free-roaming Aldabra giant tortoises, plus the Fregate Foundation's research programmes and nature walks.
Dining moves around the island, from a treehouse table above the forest floor to a barbecue at the yacht club.
A private table built into the forest canopy, for a dinner served above the island rather than on it.
The island's main all-day restaurant and bar, set directly on the sand with a wine cellar drawn from one of the Indian Ocean's deepest lists.
Charcoal-grilled fare served at the marina, alongside the island's own rum distillery and show-cooking evenings.
Tell us the dates and party size. We will hold space at net rates as the island completes its relaunch, and manage every detail once your clients arrive.