
Hideaway Pool Villa
Set on the island's east side among tropical planting, with a sunken bed built into the private infinity pool.

A private granite island off Félicité, Seychelles, with pool villas hidden in the forest and a spa woven through the rocks.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon occupies one third of Félicité, a private island of granite boulders and coral reef in the Seychelles' inner group, reached by a 20-minute speedboat from Praslin or helicopter from Mahé. Two thirds of the island stays protected forest, where hawksbill turtles nest on the beaches and three trails climb through the jungle to Top Hill.
Thirty pool villas and three private Residences sit hidden among the trees and rocks, each with its own infinity pool. A Six Senses Spa is woven between granite boulders on the island's east side and crossed by rope bridges, and five restaurants and bars keep the pace unhurried.

Thirty pool villas hidden in the forest and granite, plus three private Residences built into the island's high ground.

Set on the island's east side among tropical planting, with a sunken bed built into the private infinity pool.

Raised above the shoreline, its deck and pool look out across the water in both directions.

The closest of the one-bedroom villas to the water, with the waves audible from the private deck.

A private garden and outdoor shower open onto uninterrupted ocean views from the pool deck.

The largest one-bedroom villa, facing west so the pool deck catches the sunset over the Indian Ocean.

Two bedrooms and a family dining table close to the beach and the main resort, wrapped in tropical vegetation.

A wider pool deck and ocean views distinguish this two-bedroom villa, built for island living with friends or family.

Three bedrooms across two floors, with views to Praslin, La Digue and Coco islands and a dedicated chef for the stay.

Four ensuite bedrooms set among the island's granite boulders, with a master pool lit from below by a glass floor.

The resort's largest Residence, at the island's high point, with a plunge pool and a translucent floor over the living space below.
A spa woven through granite boulders, a PADI dive centre, and a children's club, all linked by buggy paths through the forest.

Five treatment villas set among granite boulders on the island's east side, linked by rope bridges, with a yoga pavilion and saltwater pool.

PADI diving, snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding, with boat trips out to Koko Island and the surrounding archipelago.

A children's club for ages four to twelve, with babysitting on request and its own programme of island activities.

A long oceanfront swimming pool with poolside service, cocktails at Koko Bar, and views out over the reef.
Five restaurants and bars in total, from an omakase counter to a private wine cellar.

A chef-led omakase counter blending Japanese technique with Seychellois ingredients, course by course.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner drawing on the old spice route, served in an open lounge with views of the ocean or the kitchen.

A meat-free menu of local catch and produce from the island's garden, served oceanside for lunch and three dinners a week.

A three-course dinner for two to eight guests, set among the cellar's varietals with the sommelier close at hand.

A live cooking table for up to six guests, watching dinner take shape course by course with the chef.
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