Location

The island had been uninhabited for over thirty years until it opened in April 2003 and is now a sanctuary for both wildlife and discerning travellers. Access to North Island is a 20 minute helicopter flights from Mahé, the main island of the Seychelles.

Each of the 11 villas (450 square meters) has been creatively crafted from wood, stone and glass with ylang-ylang roofing.

Four beaches located around the island ensure a superb year-round tropical beach and island experience. 

A team of craftsmen from Africa, Zanzibar and the Seychelles have created a fusion of cultures and architectural styles to produce a "Robinson Crusoe styled luxury paradise" unlike any other. 

Amenities  

Central dining room, lounge, library, Health and Wellness Centre, Dive Centre, swimming pool, bar on Grand Anse beach, Research Centre and nursery with rare Seychelles endemic plants, Mountain bikes, island buggies, hiking trails

Room facilities

Each villa is self-contained, with a master bedroom, a writing and change area, an en-suite bathroom with inside and outside showers, small kitchen, a second room which can be used as a bedroom for the family or as a study with all connectivity required for on-line communications, a  private plunge pool, air-conditioning, fans.