Seychelles in Spring 2025 - Choosing a Hotel for Your Holiday

Spring in the Seychelles is the time when nature shows its multifaceted character. However, by the end of March, the wet season gradually gives way to a dry and warm period. April and May are the perfect time for snorkeling, diving and exploring the unique ecosystems of the islands. And during the Easter holidays, some resorts offer a variety of entertainment programs to make your holiday even more memorable.

Discover 10 magnificent hotels for a spring holiday in the Seychelles!

Raffles Seychelles

1. STORY Seychelles

Located on Beau Vallon Beach, STORY Seychelles is an oasis of luxury and tranquility. The eco-friendly resort offers spacious suites, as well as villas with private pools and direct beach access. The villas are elegantly decorated and furnished with exclusive furniture, an outdoor shower and a terrace with ocean views.

STORY Seychelles offers guests the opportunity to choose from several types of board: half board, full board or all-inclusive. The restaurants host theme dinners, serve international cuisine, including freshly caught seafood and Creole delicacies, prepared by experienced chefs. Evenings will be enhanced by live music and an extensive cocktail menu of more than 50 items at the Trader Vic’s restaurant.

For lovers of water sports, such activities as snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, jet skis, skiing, banana boats and sailing are available. Fishing enthusiasts can try their hand at deep-sea fishing. Active tourists are offered hiking along the Anse Major Trail, which is accompanied by picturesque views of the ocean and ends with the discovery of a secluded beach. 

STORY Seychelles

2. Raffles Seychelles

Located on Praslin Island, Raffles Seychelles is renowned for its spectacular views, impeccable service, personalised service and a superb spa, which has repeatedly topped lists of the best spa resorts in the Seychelles.

Raffles Seychelles villas feature contemporary elegance and feature terraces, outdoor pavilions and private infinity pools. Restaurants serve Asian, Mediterranean and Creole cuisine, with a focus on fresh and organic ingredients.

Activities include movie nights under the stars, cooking classes, sunset cruises, snorkelling, diving and even helicopter tours. Guests can also visit the Vallée de Mai Natural Park, home to the famous Coco de Mer palm, explore La Digue Island, home to Source d'Argent, one of the most photographed beaches on Earth, Curieuse, famous for its population of Aldabra giant tortoises, and Aride, home to over a million nesting seabirds.The resort also features the Sugar Palm Kids Club, offering fun and educational activities for children and teens.

Raffles Seychelles

3. Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

Located on Silhouette Island, this resort immerses guests in lush tropical surroundings, offering villas on the beach or surrounded by lush vegetation. All villas feature a rain shower, private patio and bathtub, and some feature private pools.

The resort's seven on-site restaurants offer a variety of dining options. Options include themed tables at Café Dauban, Asian fusion cuisine at Sakura, and Creole masterpieces at Grann Kaz.

The resort offers guests not only to relax on the beach, but also to spend their time actively: go on a sunset cruise, go fishing, learn how to cook local dishes.For lovers of educational recreation, guided hiking trips are organized. The resort also has a diving center for those who want to get acquainted with the vibrant marine life and coral reefs.

Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

4. Six Senses Zil Pasyon

Located on the private island of Felicite, Six Senses Zil Pasyon is synonymous with luxury and sustainability. The resort is easily recognizable in photos thanks to the massive granite boulders that are an integral part of its architecture. 

The villas and residences, built using eco-friendly materials, feature panoramic ocean views, private infinity pools and minibars.

The resort has a wine cellar where guests can enjoy tastings. Culinary offerings include African, Chinese, French, English, Indian and Creole cuisine, with an emphasis on organic and locally sourced seafood.

The resort offers a variety of activities: water sports, hiking, open-air cinema screenings, boat trips to neighboring islands, a tour of a local water bottling plant and much more. The spa, nestled among huge granite boulders, offers a wide range of treatments for relaxation and wellness.

Six Senses Zil Pasyon

5. Constance Ephelia

Nestled between two stunning beaches on Mahe Island, Constance Ephelia is spread over 120 hectares and offers a harmonious combination of adventure and relaxation. The hotel is a proud Green Globe Gold Member and works tirelessly to preserve the fragile ecosystem of the Seychelles, paying special attention to the protection of mangroves and marine life.

Constance Ephelia offers seven different categories of suites and villas, from garden view rooms to luxurious pool villas with direct beach access. The resort has five restaurants, offering Creole, Mediterranean and Asian cuisine, where every meal becomes a gastronomic pleasure. 

Constance Ephelia also features one of the largest spas in the Indian Ocean, offering treatments with natural ingredients.

Activities include ziplining through tropical forests, traditional dance performances, snorkeling on nearby reefs, kayaking through mangroves, and water sports. Children can have fun at the playground and take part in interactive programs at the kids' club.

Constance Ephelia

6. Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas

Set amid lush gardens on Mahe Island, this luxurious resort offers 30 villas with personal butler service, private infinity pools, and outdoor bathtubs.

With a wide range of cuisine at the beachfront Tec Tec Restaurant, there's something for everyone. For those who prefer a more intimate setting, the resort offers the option of a private dinner in the wine cellar with a unique Creole and Mediterranean fusion menu.

For entertainment, there are walks in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Vallée de Mai, visits to the islands of La Digue, Cerf and Aride, and other exciting activities.

Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas

7. Acajou Beach Resort

A charming and budget-friendly resort by Seychelles standards, located on the beach of Cote d'Or on Praslin. Acajou Beach Resort is a Sustainable Tourism Label (SSTL) certified resort, and its eco-friendly approach includes the active use of solar energy and local resources.

Cozy, modern rooms feature authentic wood décor and modern amenities. Look out for the SKY rooms with a Jacuzzi on the terrace. 

The hotel also offers self-catering apartments for longer stays. The restaurant offers a variety of fresh seafood, international, French and Creole cuisine, all with ocean views.

Combine the pleasures of comfortable accommodation, delicious food and a beach holiday with the opportunity to explore the unique nature of the Seychelles: strolls through lush gardens, island hopping, and snorkeling and diving opportunities await.

Acajou Beach Resort

8. Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare

Located in Baie Lazare Bay on Mahe Island, the Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare offers a great family holiday experience. The hotel features spacious rooms and suites with elegant décor, private terraces and views of the lagoon or mountains, as well as family rooms.

Dining options range from international buffets to signature a la carte dishes with an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients.

Activities include tennis lessons and yoga classes, excursions, guided walks on the Kempinski Mountain trails, diving and much more. The Kids Club offers fun activities and interactive games, splashing around in the children's pool, exploring nature and Seychelles way of life.

Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare

9. Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island

For those seeking a private island retreat, Four Seasons delivers. Accommodations range from beach villas with spacious living areas to multi-room residences with private pools, fully equipped kitchens and dedicated staff.

The resort’s culinary offerings include gourmet international cuisine, beach barbecues, lighthouse dinners and more, all with a variety of original options.

Guests can explore miles of pristine beaches, enjoy guided nature walks, fishing, diving and cycling, visit renowned wellness experts and encounter giant turtles.

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island

10. Cerf Island Resort

Located at the entrance to Sainte Anne Marine Park, this boutique hotel offers an authentic Creole experience. The resort offers 24 villas of three different types, each with its own name and unique character. Two restaurants offer Creole and international cuisine, with a focus on fresh seafood and local products.

The beaches of Cerf Island are clean and uncrowded. The waters of the marine park around the island are teeming with marine life: there are more than 150 species of reef fish, crabs, sea urchins and stars, octopuses and more. The hotel provides snorkeling equipment and can help book diving trips. Other activities include kayaking and fishing, romantic cruises and dinners on the beach, helicopter rides, picnics and barbecues, visits to the islands of Praslin, La Digue and Moyenne and encounters with giant turtles.

Cerf Island Resort

Whether you are looking for luxury, eco-friendly or family comfort, there is a hotel in the Seychelles that will meet your expectations.