The most remote wildlife sanctuary in the Seychelles
Bird Island is a small remote coral cay found in the northernmost area of the Seychelles islands. It is well known for its conservation efforts and is a sanctuary to over a million nesting sooty terns amongst many other migratory species. On land the giant Aldabra land tortoises grace the landscape moving freely around the island.
The beaches are home to many nesting turtles including both the Green Turtle and the Hawksbill Turtle. The Green Turtles are an endangered species laying their eggs year round. It is most common to see them between June and September. The Hawksbill turtles are sadly critically endangered so great care is taken to protect them and their eggs during their nesting period between October and January. You are likely to be treated to seeing a hatching if you stay January to March.
Why you should go to Bird Island
- Bird lovers paradise
- Barefoot Luxury
- Spectacular Natural Beauty
Bird Island offers simplicity in its accommodation, but unrivalled remoteness and beauty with the island set aside to be at one with nature ensuring the habitat is maintained and not spoilt by human presence.
Your time on the island will be simple but create memories for life. Walk around the island amongst the diverse flora, mix with the resident tortoises, or maybe take to the water. A relaxed kayak around the island bobbing on the turquoise waters will give you direct views of the abundant marine life and back onto shore with the abundance of birds circling the island.
Bird Island Accomodation
