North Island

North of Mahe Island

Mahe, SC

Rating: 5 Stars

North Island Seychelles is an example of a sustainable ecologically sensitive utilisation of a precious natural treasure. North Island offers our guests a rare slice of tropical island magic and exclusive 450 square metre (4890 square feet) Villas, that are located on a pristine beach with service tailored to suit your needs and preferred lifestyle.

Room Information

Presidential Villa

Well equipped villas Well furnished villas Each Villa has been individually handcrafted by Seychellois and African craftsmen on the Island. The principle materials used were wood, local stone, glass and thatched roofs. All this combines to form a warm and inviting space that offers guests that rare opportunity to relax completely. Each Villa is completely self-contained and is raised over a metre off the ground to catch the cooling island breezes.

Presidenteil Villa

Well equipped villas Well furnished villas Each Villa has been individually handcrafted by Seychellois and African craftsmen on the Island.The principle materials used were wood, local stone, glass and thatched roofs.All this combines to form a warm and inviting space that offers guests that rare opportunity to relax completely. Each Villa is completely self-contained and is raised over a metre off the ground to catch the cooling island breezes.

Directions

Mahe ....... 32 km

Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information

The cuisine of North Island is based on the diversity and cultural influences which, in part, make up the Seychellois Creole flavour. Culinary aspects of Africa, France, southern India and south est Asia are combined with the organic resources of North Island and the abundance on offer from the Indian Ocean. Balanced together with simplicity, expect a fest that will awaken all of your senses.

Area Attractions

Located some five kilometres to the south, Silhouette Island is a soaring granite island, whose peaks are constantly enveloped in clouds. The granite cliffs drop sharply into the sea. Silhouette Island has few beaches, though there are some wonderful tiny coves with remote beaches that are worth exploring. Silhouette Island's attractions include an excellent example of a Seychelles plantation house (built in 1850), now a museum, and the remains of its once thriving copra processing plant.