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

Archipelago – Inner Islands of the Seychelles
Area – 1 km2
Location – 100 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

Archipelago – Amirante Islands
Area – 3 km2
Location – 230 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

Archipelago – Outer Islands of the Seychelles
Area – 2 km2
Location – 400 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

Archipelago – Outer Islands of the Seychelles
Area – 7,5 km2
Location – 770 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

Archipelago – Outer Islands of the Seychelles
Area – 155 km2 spread over 46 islands
Location – 1 100 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

Location – Indian Ocean
Land Area – 455 km2 – 115 islands
Marine Area – 390 000 km2
Population – 100 000 people
Capital – Victoria on Mahé Island
Currency – Seychellois Rupee

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