Our Opinion... an exquisite partnership of luxury and nature. This totally unique island is ideally suited for clients requiring a peaceful island lifestyle with time to relax in elegant comfort. Island conservation alongside endemic flora and fauna are the priorities of Cousine's management.  

Prices From: £842.00 per person per night All inclusive

With an island size of 25 hectares (62acres) Cousine Island boasts four luxury private villas built in Old French Colonial style each just 30 metres from the beach with sea-facing verandas and an extremely spacious layout with classical furniture and fittings with all the modern facilities you could expect to find in this exclusive retreat.(see accommodation facts below). Cousine's dining area - The Pavillion island’s is renowned for its famous cuisine produced in the elegantly designed restaurant, overlooking the freshwater swimming pool and beyond to the soft sand beach that surrounds the accommodation area. A well-stocked wine cellar and excellent food based on client's personal preferences, coupled with complimentary soft drinks, mineral waters, beers, wines and spirits (except reserved wines and premium spirits) all combine to make a stay on Cousine Island a time to remember.
Good hospitality is the byword of the island's resident manager, who will make every effort to ensure that your stay on Cousine will be enjoyed to the full. Coupled with his vast knowledge of the island's flora and fauna,the island is perfect for clients wanting a holiday within a beautiful tropical environment along with top quality accommodation and food.

For many years now, Cousine Island has been a leading force in the struggle to protect and research many endangered species of the Seychelles Islands. It has been a wonderful conservation success story and the island proudly boasts a triumphant eco-system programme, a flourishing habitat for many indigenous species, the restoration of native woodland and an extensive turtle-tagging and research campaign. The island is visited every year by over forty hawksbill turtles and a few green turtles to nest on the protected beaches. The turtle season is between November to March, the bird season between April and October.

This is also where The Seychelles Magpie Robin Recovery Program is co-ordinated by Birdlife Seychelles and where a breeding population of Seychelles warbler, Seychelles fody and magpie robin thrive. The island’s own conservation officer is available to answer any questions, and welcomes the opportunity to provide guided walks and, season permitting, early morning turtle watches.