Félicité is a granite island a few kilometers east of La Digue, and Six Senses is the only resort on it. The pool villas are set on the hillsides and along the shore among the boulders, with timber decks and views over the sea toward Praslin and La Digue. The spa pavilions are built into the rocks, and the restaurants use produce from the resort's own garden.
Félicité's own coves are small, so the island works best as a base for days out by boat. La Digue's Anse Source d'Argent is a short hop away, and on Praslin you can walk the Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home of the coco de mer palm. Curieuse has giant tortoises and mangrove walks, and there is good snorkeling and diving around the inner islands.
Zil Pasyon suits couples and honeymooners who like a beautiful setting and a well-run spa. Getting there means a boat from Praslin or La Digue, or a helicopter from Mahé. The island is hilly, so buggies and stairs are part of daily life, and anyone wanting a long sandy beach outside the door should look elsewhere.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon sits among the granite boulders of Félicité, a small private island near La Digue in the Seychelles. Its pool villas look over the water to the neighboring islands, and it suits couples who want a quiet base close to the famous beaches of La Digue and Praslin.
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