Indischer Ozean
$1999—Seychelles 5-star beachfront getaway, 70% off
Debora Martins
Deal Expert
Why We Love This Deal
We rarely see offers for resorts in dreamy Seychelles. In fact, it’s been over five years since the last—and this one is worth the wait. STORY Seychelles sits along Beau Vallon Beach, one of Mahé’s most beautiful stretches of shoreline. It’s surrounded by azure waters, powdery-white sands and lush tropical greenery.
Stay five nights and save up to 70% with daily breakfast, mocktails and snorkelling tours included. Packages with dinner are also on offer.
This is a Club Offer, negotiated exclusively for our Club Members.
What's Included
- Two people stay five nights through Dec. 25:
- $1999 ... Junior Suite with Garden—located on the ground level, these Seychellois-inspired suites provide direct access to the resort via a "private" garden
- Club Members also get:
- Daily buffet breakfast
- One welcome non-alcoholic cocktail per person, once per stay
- A snorkelling tour for two, once per stay
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Want more options?
- Customize the length of your stay by adding single nights, starting at $419 (must be used with a five-night voucher)
- Upgrade to a half board package that includes daily breakfast and dinner for $3389
- Not available: March 30–April 10
More Reasons to Go
- Condé Nast Traveller recently described the Seychelles as “some of Earth’s last truly wild places”
- It lies 1600 kilometres off the east coast of Africa; spend time exploring its "spellbinding beaches" and clear waters, teeming with marine life (Lonely Planet)
- Hike through mangrove and rainforests at Morne Seychellois National Park, a 25-minute drive away
- The resort has only 100 rooms, including suites and villas, making it a quieter, more boutique retreat
- It has uninterrupted ocean views and a natural reef just 50 metres offshore for easy snorkelling
- The infinity pool is just steps away from the three-kilometre stretch of white-sand beach
- Head to Vasco's, the resort's main restaurant serving buffet-style meals and themed dinners; or, visit Trader Vic's, Eden and Seyshima offering French Polynesian, Creole and Japanese cuisines