Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa 

Whats Included

Breakfast at Café Dauban.

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Half Board • Breakfast and dinner from the set menu in all restaurants except Teppanyaki and 4th Degree
Full Board • All meals from the set menu in all restaurants except Teppanyaki and 4th Degree.

From 1 November 2024:
All Inclusive • Breakfast at Café Dauban • 3-course à la carte lunch from Lo Brizan or Aria the day of arrival or the day of departure • Buffet at Café Dauban or a 3-course dinner at Gran Kaz, Sakura or Portobello • Selected soft drinks, local beer, house wines by the glass, local pouring spirits and curated cocktail (11am and 11pm)

The Eforea Spa is surrounded by greenery and the natural granite boulders that are such a feature of the Seychelles, a setting you can savour as you lounge by the outdoor plunge pool. The stilted treatment rooms immerse you in nature and offer magical views along with therapies with a global theme. The footsore will love the foot and legs mini Journey, which brings together ancient Egyptian reflexology and Native American healing. There are morning yoga sessions on the beach led by a qualified instructor. The 24-hour gym has all the free weights, cardiovascular equipment and so on that fitness fans will need. In the great outdoors, there are guided nature hikes, tennis and mini golf.

The 5 Star PADI Labriz Dive Centre runs trips for qualified divers and snorkellers, open-water courses for the over-10s and pool-based experiences for prospective divers aged eight and upward. As the island’s only dive centre, it offers superb access to the marine park’s most stunning underwater sites such as Anse Mondon and North Island from its own fully equipped boat. You can rent snorkelling equipment and kayaks to explore the lagoon – there are dolphins, turtles and rays to be spotted.

The kitchens source more than three-quarters of their vegetables locally, many of them from the in-house organic plot. To limit the amount of rubbish on the island, all food waste is turned into fertiliser for the farm and native plant nursery. The resort’s drinking water comes from its bottling plant on Mount Dauban, where it’s filtered and put into glass bottles. It hosts free nature talks by the Island Conservation Society, where guests can learn about the local flora and fauna.

From the family-friendly pool to a 9-hole mini golf course, there's plenty here to keep all ages entertained. The Jungle Fun Kids Club (4-12 years) offers a superb range of activities and programs, including arts and craft workshops, bike rides, treasure hunts and film screenings.

Minimum stay: 5 nights 26 Dec-10 Jan.