Fregate Island is an island of outstanding natural beauty, where an extraordinary, luxury eco-retreat is integrated into a tropical island, now restored to its original equilibrium.
A magnificent, secluded granitic island with seven deserted beaches of blinding-white, soft sand, pristine coral reefs, rare wildlife and just 16 fabulous, private villas with private butler service, Frégate Island Private offers space, security and seclusion in a sublime natural environment.
Accommodation
Constructed of native mahogany, each villa provides the highest degree of privacy and comfort. Fourteen of the villas perch on top of the cliffs, with panoramic views of the ocean. Two stand in their own private tropical gardens and are ideal for families with young children. Each is equipped to the highest standards, with state-of-the-art technology, and comprises a bedroom, linked lounge, two bathrooms, and a large terrace with day bed, infinity pool and jacuzzi as an extension of the living area. Furnishings are colonial in style and the ambience is one of casual elegance.
Facilities
Seven beaches of brilliant white sand, each guarded by giant granite boulders, fringe Fregate Island - Anse Victorin is particularly gorgeous. If you prefer to swim in fresh water, there are two large infinity pools to enjoy.
Frégate
’s Rock Spa uses only the pure, natural ingredients grown on the island (There are over 160.) to create products for your treatments; and it’s a point of pride that anything applied to your skin is also edible. Spa staff are qualified therapists who bring their knowledge of traditional Seychellois remedies to their work.At Christmas and Easter, Frégate's Cast Away Club provides a programme for children 5 – 12. Younger guests can visit the clubhouse accompanied by a babysitter.
Dining
Frégate provides inspired gourmet meals reflecting the bounty of the tropics, with freshly-picked fruit and vegetables from its own plantation and hydroponics house. The 19th-century planter’s residence is a museum by day and an atmospheric restaurant by night. You can have an intimate dinner in the amazing wine cellar, light lunches and snacks at one of the bars, a barbecue on the beach or the yacht club, dinner in the tree house, in your villa or a setting of your choice.
Activities
Protected by coral reefs, the island’s beaches provide safe swimming and superb snorkelling and diving. The PADI dive centre also offers diving courses. The marina provides a full range of watersports, game fishing, boat charter and trips to explore a more remote island.
Frégate, and its hidden coves of dazzling white sand, is ideal for exploring - on foot, by bike, buggy or kayak. Frégate holds half the world’s remaining magpie robins, as well as blue pigeon and sunbird, and the Frégate bird, to which the island owes its name, feeds off the coast. The world’s second largest population of Aldabra giant tortoise is found here and Green and Hawksbill turtles come to nest. Discover banyan and sandragon trees, coco de mer palms or climb Mont Signal for the views.
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Shelley Phillips
Travel Specialist
Shelley Phillips
Travel Specialist
Why Choose Us?
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- We've been leading wildlife travel since our first South Africa tours over 25 years ago
- Our Travel Specialists have lived in their specialist area for years
- We work with local guides to immerse you deeper in our diverse range of experiences
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- We take care to actively contribute to the conservation of environments we visit
- For select countries, we make a charitable donation on your behalf when you make your booking
- We've partnered with conservation experts and NGOs to curate responsible tours
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