Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts in Seychelles in 2027

1. Club Med Seychelles Sainte Anne

Club Med Seychelles Sainte Anne ranks first because it is the only resort in the country delivering an unambiguous, no-chits all-inclusive experience. Starting around $350 per adult per night, the rate covers all meals, unlimited soft drinks, beer and wine, a daily-refilled minibar, kids and teen clubs, and evening entertainment. Its roughly 38 included activities, from snorkeling to sailing, justify the activity count.

This resort is for families and groups who want total cost certainty and a lively, programmed atmosphere. It trades away the hushed, low-density luxury of private-island villas for volume-driven economics and a larger, more social environment. Compared to the Hilton Labriz below, Club Med offers a broader activity menu and a more explicit kids' program, but with less dining variety and a more casual, resort-style feel.

2. Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa ranks second for offering a true all-inclusive room rate as an alternative to half-board, a rarity at this level of seclusion. Starting around $395 per night, the package covers meals across eight restaurants, from Creole and European to Japanese teppanyaki and wood-fired pizza by the water. The resort sits on Silhouette Island, requiring a boat transfer, which adds to the sense of escape but also to the landed cost.

This resort is for travelers who want a genuine all-inclusive experience on a secluded island without the scale of Club Med. It trades away the convenience of Mahé's walkable beaches for a larger, more isolated property with greater dining variety. Compared to Club Med above, Labriz offers more restaurant choices and a more upscale, adult-leaning atmosphere, but its activity program is less extensive and its kids' club less celebrated.

3. STORY Seychelles Beau Vallon

STORY Seychelles ranks third as the most convenient genuine all-inclusive on the main island of Mahé, starting around $300 per night. No boat or plane is required—just a road transfer from the airport—and the resort sits directly on Beau Vallon beach. Its all-inclusive package covers meals across several dining venues, house beverages, and non-motorized water sports. The walkable beach strip outside offers independent dive operators and sunset bars, adding flexibility.

This resort is for travelers who want all-inclusive cost certainty without the logistical hassle of an island transfer. It trades away the seclusion of Sainte Anne or Silhouette for the vibrancy and convenience of Mahé's most famous beach. Compared to Club Med above, STORY is smaller, less activity-packed, and lacks a dedicated kids' club, but it offers a more boutique, adults-oriented feel and easier access to local restaurants.

4. DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles Allamanda

DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles – Allamanda Resort and Spa ranks fourth as the best value pick on this list, with entry rates around $250 per night. Located on Anse Forbans on Mahé's quieter southeast coast, it offers a genuinely swimmable beach, which is not universal on the island. Taking the full-board tier caps the food-cost line—the biggest single driver of Seychelles overspend—while an all-inclusive package is available for those who want drinks included.

This resort is for budget-conscious travelers who want a solid, reliable stay on a good beach without luxury pricing. It trades away the dining variety and activity depth of the top three for a simpler, more straightforward value proposition. Compared to STORY above, Allamanda is less convenient to walkable local dining and has fewer on-site venues, but it offers a quieter, more secluded beach experience.

5. Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare

Kempinski Seychelles Resort ranks fifth as the strongest luxury-with-an-all-inclusive-option play that does not require leaving Mahé. Starting around $500 per night on a half-board base, an all-inclusive package is available as an upgrade. The resort sits at Baie Lazare on the south coast, close to attractions like the Jardin du Roi spice garden. Its beach is protected by a reef, offering calm swimming conditions, and the property features multiple pools and dining venues.

This resort is for travelers who want five-star comfort and service but prefer to stay on the main island for convenience. It trades away the cost certainty of a genuine all-inclusive for a luxury base rate where drinks and some meals are extra unless you buy the upgrade. Compared to DoubleTree Allamanda above, Kempinski offers significantly more polish, larger rooms, and better dining, but at roughly double the entry price.

6. Constance Lemuria Praslin

Constance Lemuria ranks sixth for its unique combination of an 18-hole golf course and access to Anse Georgette, one of the most photographed beaches in Seychelles. Starting around $600 per night on a half-board base, an all-inclusive package is available as an upgrade. The resort fronts three beaches, including the famous Anse Georgette, and offers a championship golf course, a rarity in the Indian Ocean.

This resort is for golfers and beach purists who want a luxury resort with exceptional natural surroundings. It trades away the convenience of Mahé for the more remote Praslin, and the all-inclusive add-on is a paid extra on top of an already high rate. Compared to Kempinski above, Lemuria offers a more dramatic setting and the golf course, but at a higher entry price and with the added transfer cost.

7. Four Seasons Resort Seychelles Desroches

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches Island ranks seventh for delivering a top-tier luxury experience on a private island, starting around $1,200 per night on a full-board base. An all-inclusive add-on covers premium drinks, minibar, and activities such as kayaking and snorkeling. The resort is a 230-kilometer, roughly 35-minute chartered flight southwest of Mahé, with 67 villas, a long white-sand beach, and a turtle sanctuary on property.

This resort is for high-end travelers who prioritize seclusion and privacy above all else and are willing to pay for the transfer and premium add-ons. It trades away cost certainty—the all-inclusive upgrade is a significant extra on top of an already high full-board rate—for an unparalleled level of luxury and exclusivity.

8. Six Senses Zil Pasyon Félicité

Six Senses Zil Pasyon ranks eighth for its dramatic setting among granite boulders on Félicité Island, starting around $1,500 per night on a full-board base. The resort features 30 villas and 20 residences, each with a private plunge pool, set within a landscape of giant boulders and lush vegetation. An all-inclusive add-on is available but paid separately, covering premium drinks and some activities.

This resort is for ultra-luxury travelers who want a design-forward, low-density property with complete privacy and don't mind the highest price point on this list. It trades away the value proposition of a genuine all-inclusive for an à-la-carte luxury experience where every drink and meal beyond full-board is billed separately unless you buy the upgrade.

9. Fishermans Cove Resort Beau Vallon

Fishermans Cove Resort ranks ninth as a solid mid-range option on Mahé, starting around $220 per night with an all-inclusive package available. Located at the quieter headland end of Beau Vallon beach, it offers a more couples-oriented, calmer atmosphere than the larger properties on the same stretch. The resort features a decent pool, a small spa, and a beachfront restaurant, though dining variety is limited compared to larger resorts.

This resort is for couples who want a peaceful, beachfront stay on Mahé without the crowds or the premium price of the luxury properties. It trades away dining variety and activity depth for a more intimate, relaxed setting. Compared to DoubleTree Allamanda above, Fishermans Cove is on the more vibrant Beau Vallon beach with easier access to local restaurants, but its rooms and facilities are more dated.

10. Coral Strand Smart Choice Hotel

Coral Strand Smart Choice Hotel ranks tenth as the cheapest genuine beachfront option among the ten, with entry rates around $180 per night. It is a three-star product with a large room count directly on Beau Vallon, Mahé's best-known swimming beach. The hotel sells half-board as standard with an all-inclusive package available, but the finish and facilities are basic.

This resort is for budget travelers who prioritize a beachfront location and low cost over amenities and service quality. It trades away nearly all the luxury touches of the higher-ranked properties for the lowest possible entry price on a swimmable beach. Compared to Fishermans Cove above, Coral Strand is larger, noisier, and less intimate, but it is also significantly cheaper and more centrally located on the beach.

How we ranked these

We measured nightly rates across ten Seychelles resorts, weighted by board basis (room-only through all-inclusive), transfer cost to each island, and the gap between headline price and realistic total spend. We weighted true all-inclusive properties more heavily for cost certainty, and upgrade-path resorts for luxury and isolation. Activities and beverage tiers were scored for inclusion.

We deliberately ignored marketing labels and aggregator filters that flatten 'all-inclusive package available' into 'all-inclusive.' We also ignored generic beach photographs, since seasonal seaweed and currents vary by coast. We excluded any property without verifiable published rates or board-basis details, and we did not weight celebrity or influencer endorsements, which we consider noise rather than signal.

What to look for

What actually matters is landed cost: rate plus board gap plus beverages at your drinking level plus transfer, divided by nights. A $400 quote with a boat transfer and half-board can easily exceed a $600 quote with full-board and a road transfer. Verify the exact board basis in writing before paying, and confirm which beverages and restaurants are included.

The mistake most buyers make is trusting the 'all-inclusive' label without reading the terms. They assume a private island covers everything because there's nowhere else to eat, then discover drinks and excursions are extra. Another common error is booking peak season by accident, paying 50% more for Christmas or July–August when shoulder months offer the same experience for far less.

Related questions

What is the cheapest true all-inclusive resort in Seychelles?

Club Med Seychelles on Sainte Anne Island starts around $350 per adult per night and is the only property with a no-chits experience: all meals, unlimited drinks, minibar, kids club, and roughly 38 included activities. STORY Seychelles on Beau Vallon starts around $300 and is the most convenient genuine AI on Mahé, with no boat or plane needed.

Are there any all-inclusive resorts on Mahé?

Yes. STORY Seychelles on Beau Vallon is the main genuine all-inclusive on Mahé, starting around $300 per night. Coral Strand Smart Choice and Fishermans Cove also offer all-inclusive packages, but they are add-ons to half-board bases. DoubleTree by Hilton Allamanda offers full-board with an AI option, but it's not a true no-signature experience.

How much does a transfer to Desroches Island cost?

A chartered light-aircraft flight from Mahé to Desroches Island takes about 35 minutes each way and is quoted per person, per direction. For two travellers, this can add a four-figure sum to the trip before any meals. The flight is not included in any board basis, so factor it into your landed cost comparison.

What is the difference between full-board and all-inclusive in Seychelles?

Full-board covers three meals but excludes beverages other than water, tea, and coffee. All-inclusive typically adds house-level drinks and some activities. The line between them is where most budget damage occurs, since wine at dinner can cost as much as a main course. Always check what 'house-level' means: beer and wine only, or cocktails too.

Is it cheaper to eat out than buy all-inclusive on Mahé?

Often yes. On Beau Vallon, you can walk to independent Creole restaurants and takeaways that price at a fraction of resort dining. Book bed-and-breakfast or half-board and eat out for local fish, rice, and chilli dishes. This only works where geography supports it—not on private islands like Silhouette or Félicité.

Which Seychelles resort has the best snorkelling?

Club Med Seychelles on Sainte Anne Island is the only resort inside the Sainte Anne Marine National Park, about four kilometres off Mahé. Its snorkelling justifies the activity count, with roughly 38 included activities. Hilton Labriz on Silhouette also offers good snorkelling, but Club Med's location gives it the edge for reef access.

What is the best time to visit Seychelles for lower rates?

Shoulder months—April to May and October to November—offer the sweet spot: southeast trade winds have eased, seaweed accumulation is lower, and rates soften noticeably. High season runs December–January and July–August, when European and Gulf holidays overlap with calm conditions, driving rates well above the low-season floor.

FAQ

Do all-inclusive resorts in Seychelles include flights?

No. No resort includes international or domestic flights. Transfers to outer islands like Desroches or Félicité require chartered light aircraft or boats, quoted per person per direction. Always add transfer costs to your comparison—they can invert the price difference between two properties.

Are premium drinks included in Seychelles all-inclusive packages?

Usually not. Even at genuine AI properties, premium spirits, champagne, fine wines, and sometimes specialty coffee sit outside the package. Ask which brands are house-level before ordering. Some packages restrict service hours or exclude in-villa consumption, so a poolside cocktail may be covered while the same drink in your villa is not.

Can you visit Vallée de Mai from an all-inclusive resort?

Yes, but excursions are extra almost everywhere. Vallée de Mai on Praslin is a UNESCO World Heritage site and home of the coco de mer palm. Budget for excursions as a separate line item—don't assume they're folded into your package. If you plan to spend days off-property, a deep AI package may be wasted money.

What is the average nightly cost for a luxury all-inclusive in Seychelles?

True all-inclusive properties cluster in the $300–$400 band, not at the top. The most expensive resorts—Four Seasons Desroches at $1,200 and Six Senses Zil Pasyon at $1,500—sell full-board with a paid AI add-on. The delta between headline and walk-away price is widest where the headline is highest.

Is Club Med Seychelles suitable for families?

Yes. Club Med on Sainte Anne offers kids and teen clubs, evening entertainment, and roughly 38 included activities. The no-chits experience means no folio at breakfast, which benefits families most since micro-billing compounds fastest with children. It's the only property in the country delivering an unambiguous all-inclusive experience.

What is the best resort for a honeymoon with all-inclusive?

Fishermans Cove Resort on Beau Vallon starts around $220 and offers a calmer, couples-oriented atmosphere with an AI package available. For a more luxurious option, Constance Lemuria on Praslin starts around $600 with half-board and an AI add-on, featuring three beaches including Anse Georgette and an 18-hole golf course.

Are motorized water sports included in any all-inclusive package?

Almost never. Fuel is imported, boats need crew, and dive operations carry certification overheads. Expect kayaks, paddleboards, and snorkel gear included, but scuba diving, jet skis, and sunset cruises are extra everywhere—even at resorts that aggressively use the all-inclusive label. The line falls exactly where fuel and staff time begin.

How do I avoid hidden costs at a Seychelles resort?

Before paying, find the resort's own rate description for your exact room and dates, and confirm in writing what the board basis covers. Check the transfer cost, baggage allowances for light aircraft, and drink-tier inclusions. Model your food-and-drink exposure by board gap, then add transfers as a fixed one-off before comparing properties.

What is the best value all-inclusive resort in Seychelles?

DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles – Allamanda Resort and Spa starts around $250 on Mahé's southeast coast. The beach is genuinely swimmable, and the full-board tier caps the food-cost line—the biggest driver of overspend. It's the best value pick once you take the full-board option, though it's not a true AI.

Sources

• https://www.clubmed.com/
• https://www.hilton.com/
• https://www.storyhotels.com/
• https://www.kempinski.com/
• https://www.constancehotels.com/
• https://www.fourseasons.com/
• https://www.sixsenses.com/
• https://www.doubletree.com/
• https://www.fishermanscove.com/
• https://www.coralstrand.com/

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