
Garden Villa
Tucked into tropical gardens a short walk from the beach, with a private terrace and outdoor rain shower.

The only resort on Silhouette Island, deep inside a protected rainforest reserve, with 110 villas and a spa built into the granite hillside.
Niva Labriz Seychelles is the only resort on Silhouette Island, reached by a 45-minute boat transfer from Mahé or a 15-minute helicopter flight. The island's interior is granite peaks and untouched rainforest, protected as a national park, and the resort's 110 villas sit low along a single beach at its edge.
The property opened as Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa and has since become the flagship of Niva, VERSA Hospitality's new lifestyle collection alongside sister resorts in the Maldives. Five restaurants and a jungle spa built into the granite hillside remain the draw for clients who want the Seychelles without another resort in sight.

Nine villa categories run from garden hideaways to a mountainside two-bedroom retreat, each with its own pool or direct beach access.

Tucked into tropical gardens a short walk from the beach, with a private terrace and outdoor rain shower.

Steps from the sand, with panoramic Indian Ocean views and more room than the Garden Villa.

The same beachfront position as the Beach Villa, with a private plunge pool set in its own garden.

Set back in a tropical enclave with a private pool, sun deck and garden gazebo for total seclusion.

A hammock, private pool and gazebo directly on the beach, built for families who want extra room.

Set beneath palms and granite hillside, with a larger private pool and its own dining gazebo.

Two beachfront villas linked by an internal lounge, for families who want togetherness and privacy in equal measure.

Two bedrooms set around a private pool and lawn, close enough to the beach to hear the waves.

The resort's largest villa, set into the mountainside with a private beach, a butler and a 6 x 5 m infinity pool.
A jungle spa built into the granite hillside, a fitness centre, and a marine park at the doorstep for diving and snorkelling.

Six treatment rooms and an outdoor freshwater plunge pool, set among granite boulders in the rainforest.

Diving lessons, snorkelling and non-motorised watersports across the resort's own marine park.

A fully equipped gym looking straight onto the rainforest, open for early starts or late sessions.
Nature walks, tortoise feeding and a full programme of children's activities included in every stay.
Five restaurants, from a Creole-heritage plantation house to lakeside Japanese, plus a poolside bar for something lighter.

Seychellois classics served in the restored Dauban family home, a short stroll from the resort.

Sushi and Asian-fusion dishes from an open kitchen just steps from the sand.

A dinner-only teppanyaki grill on the lake, with two nightly seatings and Mount Dauban as the backdrop.

Fine-dining Italian on a lakeside terrace, with a sommelier-led wine cellar.

The resort's all-day dining room, with weekly-changing buffet themes and views over the pool to the sea.
Tell us the dates. We will hold villas at net rates and arrange the boat or helicopter transfer from Mahé.