Enchanted Island Resort

The resort’s public areas reflect the upmarket Creole design of the villas. There’s one restaurant on the island, Bounty restaurant and the cuisine is varied enough that you shouldn’t need to repeat any meals in a week’s stay. It offers international cuisine and daily specials (depending on the catch of the day) as well as themed evenings. The restaurant overlooks the large communal infinity swimming pool and is flanked by the Castaway Bar. Set back from the main area is Serena Spa, a zen retreat with three treatment rooms, each with its own private steam room, shower and terrace.

The award-winning private villas are clean, spacious and understated. They offer all the luxury you're looking for, from an infinity swimming pool, private deck with sun loungers and gazebo, private beach access (not all villas), a lounge with satellite TV and a DVD player, dining area and private bathroom. The villa designs stick to traditional Creole architecture and don’t detract from the beauty of the island. Olde worlde Seychelles champions the design, with hand selected antique furniture, wooden floors and paneling, complimented by white linens, curtains and soft furnishings.

Step off your private beach and submerge yourself in the warm waters of Sainte Anne Marine National Park. Snorkelling offers fantastic sightings of impressive marine life such as rays. Grab kayaking equipment from the Watersports Centre and explore the shore line or head on over to Moyenne Island, a nature sanctuary. Scuba diving and deep sea fishing adventures can be arranged. So too can boat trips to explore the neighbouring islands.