Set among granite boulders and lush forest overlooking the beach and coral reefs, our Resort offers a rich natural setting to explore Seychelles’ unique flora and fauna. Through partnerships with local environmental organizations and our resident marine education specialists, we promote sustainability, education and guest engagement.

Activities

  • Underwater view of woman diving down to coral reef
    Love on the Reef

    Celebrate your connection with a shared coral planting experience for couples. Work together to prepare fragments as a symbol of growth and unity. Then, watch as they are placed in the coral nursery. Follow your coral’s journey over time and create a living memento of your Seychelles adventure.

  • Palm trees over large rocks in turquoise sea along shore on La Digue Island, Seychelles
    Snorkelling with Marine Biologists

    Head out into the turquoise waters of Petite Anse with our marine team to marvel at coral gardens rich with tropical fish, rays and turtles. Suitable for those with previous snorkelling experience, this magical adventure includes expert insights into marine life and local ecology.

  • Coral Discovery

    Uncover the secrets of the reef at a special workshop with our resident marine team. Learn how coral ecosystems function and why they matter. Discover ongoing restoration work at Petit Anse and engage with hands-on demonstrations that bring conservation to life.

  • Restore the Reef

    Work alongside our marine team and take part in one of the Seychelles’ most well-established reef restoration projects. Learn the process, prepare your own coral fragments, and help build a reef nursery. Includes the option to track its growth in the ocean over time.

  • Overview of Villa nested among greenery, ocean and rocky shore below
    Landscape Tour

    Our Resort was formerly a fruit plantation, and you can see how many of the trees were maintained on site as you explore the grounds. Pick fruits such as mango, starfruit, jackfruit and noni while learning about their uses in cooking, spa and healing. Speak to the Concierge to book this complimentary tour.

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.

Dr. Katrina Himpson Marine Biologist

Our Sustainability Efforts

We are committed to achieving sustainable practices to conserve natural resources and safeguard the local environment.
Minimizing Plastic
In our mission to be plastic free, we no longer use any plastic straws or water bottles. Our water is produced and bottled into glass bottles in-house. Straws are made from plants and, on the beach, bamboo straws are used for drinks and fresh coconuts.
Energy Efficiency
To save energy, a nightly power-saving check is conducted to ensure that all unnecessary sources of energy and light are switched off. All lights around the Resort have also been replaced with LED bulbs. Our air conditioning units are fitted with a heat recovery system. In this process, the heat being removed by the air conditioning is directly transferred to the hot water tank to support the heating of the water to a fixed temperature, while reducing the need for further energy consumption.
Chemical Free
The cleaning agents used throughout the resort are chemical free and sourced from brands with a green footprint.
Recycling
To ensure maximum use of our water supply, waste water is treated in house and used for landscaping purposes. The kitchen and engine oil, batteries, glass bottles and tyres are collected by a local contracted partner to further recycle the items off-site.
Sourcing Locally
Aside from codfish, all our seafood, including yellowfin tuna, wahoo, grouper, snapper, jobfish, mahi mahi, calamari and octopus, are sourced through local fishermen. Many of our fruits, such as mango, papaya, coconut, starfruit and more, are picked from trees within the Resort premises, when available seasonally, while others are sourced locally.

The Team

Dr. Katrina Himpson

Marine Biologist
Originally from Scotland, Katrina is a veterinarian and marine conservation specialist with a strong background in coral reef restoration and turtle conservation. With experience at Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, where she served as turtle veterinarian and Marine Centre manager, she brings scientific expertise, energy and passion to marine protection. Now at Four Seasons Resort Seychelles, Katrina is dedicated to inspiring meaningful connections between guests and the ocean through education, conservation and unforgettable marine experiences.

Mohamed Ali (Modex)

Marine Biologist
Originally from the Maldives, Modex brings more than 13 years of experience with Four Seasons resorts in the Maldives. A highly qualified dive professional, he has contributed to key marine conservation initiatives, including coral restoration, monitoring and coral spawning. Passionate about scuba diving and underwater imagery, Modex is dedicated to sharing the beauty of the ocean through meaningful and memorable marine experiences.

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