Our early summer super treat:

for bookings for May and June the price per night is 89 Euro (for 2 Persons).

Welcome to Seychelles – We warmly welcome you to our Healing Islands Chalets!

Our three Healing Islands Chalets are located in Anse Royale, on the East Coast of Mahe, the main island of the Seychelles Archipelago. All our Chalets boast breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, and are just 300 metres to beautiful swimming and snorkeling beaches. Set amidst peaceful tropical gardens, our clean and spacious, fully self-contained chalets are your home-away-from-home for a relaxing holiday in Paradise. Each of our Chalets is designed to evoke the essence of Seychelles’ stunningly beautiful flora and fauna, leaving you feeling at peace inside and out. We love all things handcrafted! Our bespoke furniture is made from sustainably sourced local hardwoods, and our bedlinen is lovingly handprinted and sewn by Duniam. Décor is designed with Nature in mind, reflecting aspects of the beautiful flora and fauna of Seychelles’ forests, beaches and ocean life.

A delicious creole evening meal, freshly prepared by Chef Roy, can be booked in advance and served on your balcony.

We speak English, German, Creole and French and we look forward to being your Hosts in Paradise. We can organise your transfers from the airport and are here to help you in every way during your stay. On the next pages you are invited to breathe in the pristine island air and learn more about our different Chalets, their surroundings and the amazing Seychelles Islands of the Indian Ocean.

Families with children are more than welcome.

Yours sincerely, family Sinon

Magnificent forests, fine white sandy beaches, imposing ancient granite boulders and crystal-clear, warm turquoise seas– this is Seychelles. The Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 tropical islands stretching from 4 to 11 degrees south of the Equator, around 1000km off the east coast of Africa in the Western Indian Ocean.

41 of the 115 islands are some of the oldest mid-ocean granitic islands in the world, formed more than 40 million years ago. Coral quays, atolls and reefs make up the remaining 74, many of them uninhabited. Humans arrived only recently, settling in 1770. This has resulted in the continuing presence of many unique and endemic plants, animals and birds, and an abundant biodiversity of marine life. The climate in Seychelles is idyllic – the inner islands lie outside the cyclone belt, and the temperature ranges between 24 – 34 degrees Celcius all year-round.