Resort Highlights

An Underwater World
Dip beneath the surface and discover the beauty of what lies under the waves. Our marine education and conservation specialists are based at the Coral Cabana and can take you for a snorkel tour of the reef or tell you all about the work they are doing to restore an area of coral reef in our Petite Anse bay.
Surfing with Tropicsurf
Discover world‑class surfing with Tropicsurf, bringing expert local knowledge and personalized guidance to Four Seasons Resort Seychelles. Tailored sessions, expert coaches and seamless access to the best conditions ensure an unforgettable surf experience in harmony with Seychelles’ pristine natural beauty.
It feels like such a privilege to work in a bay as beautiful as Petite Anse, both for restoring the coral reef here and also for sharing it with all of the visiting guests.
Katrina Himpson Marine Biologist
Around the Resort
- Club Liberté
Spend an evening at Club Liberté, a boutique casino adjacent to Four Seasons Resort Seychelles, offering quality international standard gaming and entertainment. Enjoy a private gaming room, main floor gaming area, a smaller semi-private room, and main floor slots with a bar and restaurant.
Details - Natural Beauty
Seychelles is home to many endemic species of flora and fauna, many of which can be found right here in Petite Anse. Refer to our eco guide and nature signs around the Resort to discover more information about the flowers, spices and other natural species that call our beautiful bay home.
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An Artist’s ParadiseThe south of Mahé island is often referred to as “artists country” because of the sheer number of art galleries located within a short radius of the resort. Take a tour to visit the galleries of Michael Adams, Tom Bowers and Nigel Henri – all located within a 45-minute drive of Petite Anse.
Dine in HistoryNestled in the lush jungle foliage at the heart of Petite Anse bay stand the remaining four walls of an ancient Seychellois house, supported by the roots of ageing palms and shaded by lush green leaves high overhead. It is thought that the house had previously been used as a post office; it now plays host to intimate private dinners and vibrant Creole dance shows during once-in-a-lifetime special events.


