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Outer Islands Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Outer Islands

* Snorkeling with manta rays and tropical fish near coral reefs.
* Exploring the Aldabra Atoll, home to giant tortoises.
* Deep-sea fishing and water sports in turquoise lagoons.
* Luxurious spa treatments surrounded by serene nature.
* Guided eco-tours through lush, unspoiled landscapes.

The Outer Islands have around 10 exclusive accommodation options, ranging from eco-lodges like Cosmoledo Eco Camp to luxury resorts like Desroches Island Resort, with prices for 3-star lodges starting at $400 per night and 5-star resorts at $1,000 or more. Recently constructed Blue Safari Seychelles stands out for its all-inclusive sustainable tourism initiative, offering modern amenities and direct access to marine conservation programs.

The Outer Islands of Seychelles, encompassing over 70 atolls and coral islands, are known for their untouched beauty, offering a tranquil escape far from the bustling main islands.

Key attractions include Aldabra Atoll, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Desroches Island, famous for its pristine beaches, exceptional marine biodiversity, and secluded resorts.

Unlike other regions, the Outer Islands provide unparalleled opportunities for diving, wildlife exploration, and luxury eco-tourism.

Outer Islands Tips You Must Know

* Book accommodations at least 6 months in advance, especially for high season (April-May, October-November).

* Access is primarily via light aircraft or private charters, so confirm logistics with your hotel when booking.

* Pack reef-friendly sunscreen and lightweight clothing to combat the tropical sun and humidity.

* Most islands are cashless, so plan to use credit cards for all transactions.

* Be cautious with outdoor activities that require guides (like diving) to ensure safety in remote locations.

Desroches Island

Desroches Island, a secluded destination in the Amirantes group, is home to one of Seychelles' longest white-sand beaches stretching 14 kilometers. The island's underwater caves like 'The Tunnel' fascinate divers with vibrant marine life. Its coconut plantations offer a historical glimpse into Seychelles' colonial trading past.

Discover top-notch luxury and eco-conscious hotels in Desroches Island for an unparalleled island escape.

Alphonse Island

Alphonse Island combines exclusivity with nature, offering visitors a chance to observe green and hawksbill turtles during nesting seasons. The island's fly-fishing flats are world-renowned and attract anglers globally. With its eco-conscious resorts, it shows how tourism and sustainability blend seamlessly.

Relax in boutique, eco-friendly hotels in Alphonse Island while exploring its world-class marine biodiversity.

Farquhar Atoll

Farquhar Atoll is a paradise for adventurers, offering pristine lagoons ideal for kayaking and bonefishing. Its striking circular reef formations are a geological rarity. Sparse human development leaves a surreal sense of remoteness and untouched natural beauty surrounding its visitors.

Explore the adventurous and remote accommodations available on Farquhar Atoll, perfect for off-the-grid travelers.

Astove Island

Astove Island boasts an extraordinary geologic wonder, the Astove Wall, where the ocean floor plunges steeply into endless blue depths. Its coral reefs teem with pelagic marine life, perfect for divers and snorkelers. Sparse human habitation makes stargazing unforgettable under clear night skies.

Dive into the breathtaking underwater world by choosing hotels in Astove Island tailored for adventure seekers.

Cosmoledo Atoll

Cosmoledo Atoll is a bird-watcher's dream, hosting species like boobies and frigates in expansive nesting colonies. Well-preserved sandbanks and islets make it a haven for eco-tourism. Fly-fishing enthusiasts celebrate Cosmoledo as one of the world's finest remote flats fishing destinations.

Stay close to unique wildlife encounters by booking hotels in Cosmoledo Atoll, ideal for avid nature lovers.

Luxury Escapes: Redefining Comfort

Find more exceptional Luxury hotels in Outer Islands, tailored for the ultimate indulgence.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles At Desroches Island

Desroches Island

Aldabra Atoll (15 km)
Desroches Coconut Plantation (3 km)
St. Joseph Atoll (10 km)

This 5-star resort features private villas with their own plunge pools and is powered by an eco-conscious solar energy system. Visitors love the unique home-to-lagoon concept where you can kayak directly from your villa.

Private villas with ocean views
Premium eco-conscious facilities
Direct access to marine sanctuaries

$1,500-$2,500/night

Alphonse Island Lodge

Alphonse Island

Etoile Reef (2 km)
Alphonse Lagoon (1 km)
Bijoutier Island (5 km)

This resort is known for its all-inclusive sustainability program and on-site organic farm that supplies fresh meals daily. It's one of the few properties offering guided fly-fishing excursions on untouched flats.

Guided eco-tours
Fresh organic dining
Diving and fly-fishing activities

$900-$1,800/night

Desroches Island Resort

Desroches Island

Turtle Sanctuary (7 km)
Coral Cove (2 km)
Desroches Lighthouse (1 km)

This resort boasts a 5-star PADI dive center, giving unrivaled access to hidden underwater caves like 'The Tunnel.' It also features a therapeutic spa inspired by traditional Seychellois healing practices.

Exclusive dive center
Traditional Seychellois spa
Expansive beach access

$1,200-$2,200/night

Eco-Lodges: Sustainable Paradise

Explore breathtaking Eco-lodges in Outer Islands, offering both luxury and sustainability.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Cosmoledo Eco Camp

Cosmoledo Atoll

Palliser Reef (4 km)
Eco Birdwatching Area (1 km)
Sand Flats (2 km)

Cosmoledo Eco Camp is built entirely from repurposed, low-impact materials and offers dome-shaped tents for a unique eco-luxury stay. Guests rave about dining under the stars while savoring freshly caught seafood.

Sustainable design
World-class fly-fishing
Fresh seafood meals

$800-$1,200/night

Astove Coral House

Astove Island

Astove Wall (0.5 km)
Giant Tortoise Sanctuary (3 km)
Bird Lagoon (2 km)

Housed in a restored colonial building, Astove Coral House fuses historical charm with modern luxury. It offers exclusive access to the famous Astove Wall, a top global diving site.

Colonial-style architecture
Access to premier diving sites
Private, serene atmosphere

$700-$1,500/night

Blue Safari Seychelles

Farquhar Atoll

Outer Lagoon (6 km)
Tidal Sandbar (3 km)
Reef Drop-off (2 km)

This lodge supports marine conservation through hands-on activities like coral reef restoration. The property's proximity to untouched dive sites allows guests to encounter rarely-seen oceanic species.

Marine conservation initiatives
Proximity to unique dive sites
Environmentally conscious design

$600-$1,300/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotels near Aldabra Atoll in the Outer Islands?

Few hotels operate near Aldabra Atoll due to its remote nature, but Alphonse Island Lodge offers proximity, excellent diving experiences, and premium amenities.

Are there family-friendly accommodations in the Outer Islands?

Yes, Cosmoledo Eco Camp caters well to families with spacious accommodations and access to eco-tours suitable for all ages.

What is the average cost of boutique hotels in the Outer Islands?

Boutique hotels typically range from $800 to $1,500 per night, with rates varying based on the season and included activities.

Which hotels cater to solo travelers and offer guided activities in the Outer Islands?

Astove Coral House is a great choice for solo travelers, offering all-inclusive packages with guided diving and nature walks.

Do hotels in the Outer Islands provide direct access to unique marine life experiences?

Yes, Desroches Island Resort offers direct access to marine sanctuaries, snorkeling with manta rays, and private beach areas.