Where the Prince and Princess of Wales honeymooned, 2011
North Island
Seychelles · April to October
An entire island restored as a private reserve — eleven vast villas among the takamaka trees, a tortoise sanctuary, and beaches that close to everyone but residents. The British royals chose it for their honeymoon for a reason: there is simply no one else here.
Why it stays exclusive
- ·Eleven villas and nothing else — the whole island is the resort
- ·Reached by helicopter from Mahé, fifteen minutes and a world away
- ·A 'barefoot luxury' protocol: no dress codes, no schedules, no signage
What is possible here
- ·A private beach dinner on West Beach, staff withdrawn by lantern-light
- ·Diving the island's own house reef with a resident marine biologist
- ·Breakfast brought to the villa at whatever hour the morning permits
- ·A sunset cruise past giant granite boulders older than human memory
Arrange the stay
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Getting there and around
Arrange the drive in Mahé — from a fixed-price airport car to a chauffeur for the day.
Cars are booked with our transport partners. Velori may earn a commission on qualifying rides, at no extra cost to you.
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