Seychelles

The Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands, lies in the western Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and about 1,600 km east of mainland Africa, positioned between 4°–11°S just below the equator. Covering 446–459 km² of land across scattered granite and coral islands, it includes major islands like Mahé, Praslin and La Digue and neighbours the Mascarene region, with Madagascar, Mauritius and Réunion nearby.

Highlights include Vallée de Mai, home of the coco‑de‑mer, and Aldabra Atoll, the world’s largest raised coral atoll, both UNESCO sites. Visitors enjoy world‑class beaches, hiking, diving and unique wildlife. With a warm tropical climate year‑round, the best travel periods are April–May and October–November, when winds and rainfall are mild.

Savoy Resort And Spa

Savoy Seychelles Resort & Spa sits directly on Beau Vallon Beach, offering 163 spacious rooms and suites from 51–270 m² with balconies overlooking tropical gardens, mountain peaks, or the Indian Ocean. The resort features a 700 m² main pool—the largest in Seychelles—plus an adults‑only pool, yoga pavilion, fitness centre and Savoy Spa with saunas and treatment suites. Guests can enjoy 3 restaurants and 2 bars, including Grand Savoy, Pescado and Gecko Bar, serving Creole, seafood and international cuisine. Beau Vallon’s calm waters invite swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving and water sports, while families benefit from the kids’ club and spacious grounds. Just 25 minutes from Seychelles International Airport, it blends luxury, nature and beachfront relaxation.

Beau Vallon Beach

Beau Vallon Beach, on Mahé’s northwest coast near Victoria (approx. 3 km), is one of Seychelles’ most famous beaches, known for its long stretch of soft white sand, clear shallow waters, and vibrant mix of locals and visitors.

The beach lies about 11–13 km from Seychelles International Airport, with a travel time of roughly 25–30 minutes. Nearby attractions include Morne Seychellois National Park and the historic Victoria Market. With snorkelling, scuba diving, water sports, and lively seaside dining, Beau Vallon offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and island culture.