Alphonse Island by Blue Safari

The stand alone island of Alphonse is accessible with via a one hour flight from Mahe. Alphonse has a big focus on conservation and sustainability, running everything off solar power. This island truly immerses you into nature offering you unique excursions, a family friendly atmosphere and all while supplying you with a traditional rustic style resort. 

Alphonse is one of the most remote parts of Seychelles allowing you to have a different experience to what you would have at some of the more tourist hot spots. 

From walking among the Mangroves or seeing some sea turtles there is loads to do on Alphonse.

There are 3 different room options on Alphonse all being different in their own ways.

1 bed beach villas with plunge pools (5) – Modern with impactful décor and a wild garden around it.

Rustic beach Bungalows (22) – With a good distance between them these bungalows sleep 2 adults and 1 child.

4 bedroom beach retreat villas (2) – Each villa offers 4 double bedroom each having their own en-suite. Tese villas also include a pool in each.

Offering a fusion of international and creole flavours as well as only serving deep sea fish that they have sourced. Alphonse has to one restaurant and a bar, which are:

• Bijoutier Restaurant
• Le lys bar – There is evening entertainment where they celebrate how the day has gone and if anyone has any special acheivments from their activities that day.

Once a week there is also offer the chance for you to have lunch on the flat (beach/sea) which includes a complimentary alcoholic drink.

Things to note: Alphonse is always full board (set menu varied)

Alphonse has a larger variety of activities and facilities you can do and use while you are there, below are just a few:

• Amazing for star gazing 
• Well known for fly fishing  
• Blue water fishing  
• Scuba diving 
• Snorkelling  
• Ocean experiences 
• Sunset cruises  
• Guided nature walks  
• Track sea turtles  
• Has over 130 bird species  
• Spa 
• Cycling  
• Tennis courts  
• Can island hop to St Francois (uninhabited island)  
• Sit back and relax and enjoy the natural beauty