Fregate Island lies east of Mahé and has long been associated with exceptional privacy. Granite hills, forest and a series of beaches create a landscape that feels much larger than the island’s physical scale, while conservation has played a central role in protecting and restoring native species.
Beyond the first impression
Nature experiences can include guided walks, birdlife, giant tortoises and exploration of the island’s different habitats. Beaches vary in character and exposure, and private transport around the island allows guests to find a setting that suits the conditions.
Days shaped around the destination
The attraction is not a conventional resort programme but the freedom of having an extraordinary natural environment with a very high degree of privacy. Service and accommodation are designed around that sense of seclusion.
Planning a longer stay
Operational arrangements for private islands can evolve, so current opening status, accommodation and transfer details should always be confirmed for proposed travel dates before presenting a final itinerary.
