Remote Islands

The Hidden Sanctuaries of the Seychelles

The Seychelles is an archipelago made up of 115 islands scattered in the Indian Ocean, offering a variety of remote and preserved islands.

Remote islands, destination Seychelles Indian Ocean - Alizés Kreol

Bird Island

Desroches Island

Alphonse Island

Farquhar Island

Aldabra Island

Bird Island

ArchipelagoInner Islands of the Seychelles
Area 1 km2
Location100 kilometers north of Mahé

Bird is a small, isolated coral island home to a significant colony of seabirds, including frigates and boobies.

With its secluded beaches and crystal-clear waters, Bird is a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

A colony of seabirds in the Seychelles - Alizes Kreol
secluded beaches and crystal clear waters in Seychelles - Alizes Kreols

Desroches Island

ArchipelagoAmirante Islands
Area 3 km2
Location230 kilometers southwest of Mahé

Desroches is a private and preserved island offering an exclusive experience to visitors.

With its secluded beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vast expanses of wild nature, Desroches is a true sanctuary for nature lovers and travelers seeking tranquility.

Alphonse Island

ArchipelagoOuter Islands of the Seychelles
Area 2 km2
Location400 kilometers southwest of Mahé

Alphonse is an isolated coral island surrounded by spectacular reefs and turquoise lagoons.

Known for its exceptional diving opportunities, Alphonse is a paradise for divers, fishermen, and marine life enthusiasts.

Underwater seabed in the Seychelles: a paradise for divers
The Seychelles: its turquoise lagoons and intact coral reefs - Alizes Kreols

Farquhar Atoll

ArchipelagoOuter Islands of the Seychelles
Area 7,5 km2
Location770 kilometers southwest of Mahé

Farquhar is a group of remote islands offering pristine and untouched landscapes.

With its secluded beaches, turquoise lagoons, and intact coral reefs, Farquhar is a true hidden gem for adventurers and nature enthusiasts.

Aldabra Atoll

ArchipelagoOuter Islands of the Seychelles
Area 155 km2 spread over 46 islands
Location1 100 kilometers southwest of Mahé

Aldabra is one of the largest islands in the archipelago and home to one of the largest giant tortoise colonies in the world.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Aldabra is a preserved natural reserve offering spectacular landscapes and exceptional biodiversity.

On Aldabra, one of the largest colonies of giant tortoises in the world - Alizes Kreol

The Seychelles at a Glance

LocationIndian Ocean
Land Area 455 km2 – 115 islands
Marine Area 390 000 km2
Population100 000 people
CapitalVictoria on Mahé Island
Currency Seychellois Rupee

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