Four Seasons, Mahé, Seychelles

Stunning five star resort hotel

Four Seasons Mahé is an opulent resort and spa located on the southwest of the island. It is an internationally acclaimed property and caters equally well to couples and families seeking a luxurious escape. The hotel enjoys a wonderful setting overlooking a classically beautiful Seychelles beach.


Plenty of island adventures to choose from

For those seeking more than poolside relaxation or beach lounging, the contemporary spa and gym provide the perfect haven. The resort’s water sports and recreation pavilion offer a variety of non-motorised activities, such as kayaking, wind surfing, and snorkelling. For the more adventurous, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, horse riding, golfing, and hiking can also be arranged.

Luxuriously appointed romantic villas and suites

Within this luxurious 5* haven, 67 expansive villas and suites are perched on the lush green hillside, offering beautiful views of either the vibrant garden or the sparkling Indian Ocean. The villas and suites are generously furnished with spacious bedrooms, lavish marble en-suite bathrooms featuring a sunken bath, and walk in cupboards. The deck area houses an outdoor shower, a private plunge pool, sun loungers, and a cosy day sala. Designed with a chic and contemporary touch, the discreetly spaced villas exude elegance through the use of natural timber and materials. For added convenience, golf buggies are on hand to transport guests around the resort. Some of the villas towards the top of the resort are reached via a series of steps – if you would prefer easier access please let us know. The main pool area lies close to the sheltered bay. The resort boasts a variety of dining options with modern Creole, seafood, Japanese and a beachside island grill among the choices.

Delightful beach front location

The resort is tucked away in the secluded Petite Anse bay on the southwest coast of Mahé and is around 35 minutes’ drive from the international airport.


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