Luxury bepoke holidays to Denis Island, Seychelles
Facts in brief
Location Denis Island
Annual opening All year
Closest airport Mahé, then onward flight to Denis Island
Distance from airport About 5 minutes by car from Denis airport, which is 30 minutes by plane from Mahé
Hotel facilities and services
25 Cottages, Restaurant, Bar, Media Room, Boutique, Lounge, TV and Games Room, Tennis Court, Fishing Charters, Snorkelling, Jogging Trail.
Complimentary
House Spirits, Local Beers, House Wines, Selected Soft Drinks, Non-motorized Land and Water-based Activities.
Complimentary watersports
Canoeing, Snorkelling, Paddle Boarding, Kayaking.
Chargeable watersports
Scuba Diving, Deep-sea Fishing.
From about
Holiday Code WW80
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bepoke holidays to Denis Island, Seychelles
Room descriptions
Denis Island has 25 cottages. All rooms have private bathroom with bath and shower, air conditioning, ceiling fan, minibar, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities, iron and ironing board.
From about
Holiday Code WW80
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bepoke holidays to Denis Island, Seychelles
The journey and how you get there
For a holiday to the Denis Island, Seychelles, Expressions Holidays includes flights from London to Mahe with British Airways direct. The flying time is about 10 hours. There are flights with other international airlines, for example Emirates with departures from London and UK regional airports via Dubai. From Mahe you fly on to Denis Island. Flying time is about 30 minutes. Denis Island is about 5 minutes by car from Denis airport and Expressions Holidays will arrange a private car transfer.
Additional information
Minimum stays: Minimum stay of 5 nights during or overlapping 23 December to 5 January.
Children: Children are welcome. Children aged 0 to 11 years stay free of charge year-round when sharing with parents.
From about
Holiday Code WW80
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bepoke holidays to Denis Island, Seychelles
About Seychelles
An Expressions tailor-made holiday to the Seychelles is really the tropical island of your dreams come to life; a deserted, soft white-sand beach lapped by gentle, turquoise water and fringed by dense coconut palms. The Seychelles are some of the most beautiful islands in the world and due to careful growth, this natural beauty has been protected and preserved. On land the Seychelles are home to rare species of bird and tree, including the amazing coco de mer palm and the black parrot, as well as abundant orchids, hibiscus, frangipani and bougainvillaea. In the seas surrounding the islands of the Seychelles, many areas of which have been designated marine national parks, over 150 species of tropical fish are to be found as well as abundant coral. The pace of life is slow and relaxed, even on Mahe but particularly on the smaller islands. The Seychelles is also known for its racial harmony and their people are a mixture of African, European, Indian, Chinese and Arab. The beauty of the islands and the relaxed way of life have attracted artists over the years and today you are more than welcome to visit them at home and in their studios. A luxury holiday to the Seychelles offers you not just the archetypal idyll of palm-fringed beaches but also a relaxed and harmonious approach to life.
Highlights of the Seychelles
The famous coco de mer found in the Vallee de Mai on Praslin. Paintings by numerous local artists including Michael Adams and Christine Harter to be viewed and purchased. Local handicrafts include batik, pottery, clothes and boxes made from local wood. The amazing beaches of the islands including Anse Lazio on Praslin and Anse Source d`Argent on La Digue. Cousin Island off Praslin is home to several endangered species of birds and the black noddies. Walks on the islands. Toddy made from coconut palm. Local beers are called Seybrew and EKU. Creole dishes include a great range of fish from kingfish to grouper, carri coco (a meat or fish curry with coconut cream) and tec-tec soup.
Facts in brief
Capital VictoriaAirport Seychelles International Airport
Size The islands have a collective size of 175 sq. miles. The island of Mahé is 56 sq. miles.
Population 95,000