Banyan Tree

Lapped in one of the most beautiful beaches on earth in the Intendance Bay that offers jaw dropping and spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, the Banyan Tree Seychelles is a place to let style go deep into your souls. A destination with swaying palm trees and lush tropical forest and the thundering sound of the ocean joins hands to give you the feel of a time out in a lost paradise.

The sheer sight of Banyan Tree Seychelles with its different types of pool villas is something that inspires awe and they are the artistic specimens of the Seychelles architecture. You will find 60 stunning pool villas categorized in various types like rock side villa, hill side villa, beach front villa and so on. Its upto you now to pick whatever you like. Their design and decor amalgamates contemporary, colonial and 'plantation' styles into one and comes up with villas having airy verandas, high sloping ceilings and louvered doors.

Why Banyan Tree Seychelles

Banyan Tree Seychelles is a delight for the foodie or rather a celebration of food and ambiance. Keeping well in tandem with unmatched location and irresistible designs of the holiday hub, Banyan Tree Seychelles has an elaborate gourmet treat. With its collection of dining options like the Moonlight Gazebo, Grill on the Sands, In-Villa Dining, Sea And Stars, Au Jardin D'Epices, Banyan Tree Seychelles almost covers every aspect of a perfect dining collection.

Wedding and honeymoon options are the natural outcome of it s romantic setting. It has got ample resources to accommodate your most memorable day of life and further prolong it with amazing honeymoon options. Without any doubt, it is one of the top 10 honeymoon preferences on earth according to many surveys.

The recreational options are also many in number in this holiday abode. You can go on an exploration drive down the most untouched islands or can have an aerial trip along the bays in the helicopters. The sea is always there for some fun things to do like fishing, scuba diving and so on. You can even go on a drive through the beautiful island of Mahe, the largest city in Seychelles.