After a delightful few days on Praslin Island, we departed on a slightly grey day to our next Island, ​Félicité.

​My jaw literally dropped at the first  views of our Villa

I love it when hotels make the very best of a unique location, especially when they go with the flow of the natural landscape. Everything is built around what was already there, yet nothing feels like a compromise. And so well established for such a new resort. 

Its the clever attention to detail that sets it apart and makes it something truly special . A private hammock in the jungle for two at the back of the Villa along with an outdoor shower on the granite rocks 

Giant beds, with the softest sheets. Vaulted ceilings and a view to die for.

Every need is anticipated to enhance your stay. Its seems they know what you need before you do...

And a bathroom made for the Gram to truly inspire those insta poses 

Vintage board games and beautiful coffee table books, just in case you tire of exploring paradise or swinging on your bathroom swing 

I take this dressing gown with me on all of my travels as its lightweight, comfortable and perfect for getting ready in.  Dressing gown by Pretty plum Sugar 

​Im so passionate about hotels (not all hotels, just the ones that get it right) that when I find ones that tick my boxes I get this feeling of being overwhelmed with excitement. I want to see and discover everything, feel everything, photograph everything and I never want to leave.
It really is a skill to create an experience the way that Six senses Zil Pasyon did.
Bravo

Places to lounge, places to swim, places snooze...its all covered.

And to top it all of you get the nightly sunset over the Indian ocean from an infinity pool of dreams... 

In a world full of incredible country's to visit and resorts to experience i find the best way to measure its impact upon you is ask yourself, would you return?
Oh yes...IN A HEART BEAT

Belle
​xoxo

For more adventures in the Seychelles see here ,here and here
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On our final day on Praslin we went for one last stroll on the beach to take in the last memory’s of its gorgeous beaches.

As the rain clouds rolled in, it took on an entirely different appearance. There’s something about a stormy beach that I find incredibly romantic

And the way the tones of the landscape change depending on the weather is incredible.

Dress is by Pretty little thing

We were really going to miss Praslin, but there’s nothing like a new adventure and the excitement of experiencing a new island.

We said our goodbyes and headed off for our new home for the week, Felicite.

Belle
Xoxo

For more on our adventures in the Seychelles See here,here and here

Anse Lazio is often amongst the most beautiful beaches in the world to visit, and it was right next to our hotel. So needless to say we took walks there whenever we could.  

The Praslin is such a lovely calm and laid back island, that its a pleasure to walk about it and take in the vibe and the sights 

Quaint ram shacked huts and palm trees line the roads on one side, glorious beaches on the left. Praslin is really quite the charming  place 

And lush green palm trees are everywhere up the hill on the walk to the beach.

And when you get there you'll find out what all the fuss is about. ​

Anse Lazio is gorgeous. Crystal clear water and perfect white sand...and those amazing giant granite boulders and rocks  that truly sets it apart. And they are prefect for a photo op...

And when your finished swimming your day away and posing on granite rock you can take some shelter from the sun under the giant coconut trees

We took a break from relaxing for lunch at Bonbon plume which is right on the waters edge   just as a mid afternoon shower broke. 

And finished it off with some wonderful cake...because you have to have cake when it rains, right?

After a truly glorious day of sun, sand and granite boulders we set of back to Raffles

Taking in more Island life and banana trees... 

Crystal waters and granite boulders. Perfection 

Belle 
​xoxo

For more adventures in the Seychelles see here, here  and here