Banyan Tree Seychelles - The holistic experience

It is not about a temple or a quack treatment of a South-American quack doctor, or a philosophy that I’m talking about. It’s simply a place which changes your state of mind and makes you feel special, it’s a hotel in the Seychelles islands. And if you give it a second thought, the traveling therapy may be an interesting alternative way of working out some problems, don’t you think so?


Banyan Tree Seychelles Hotel has an extremely beautiful history, because, on the place it stands now, there had to be the holiday home of the famous Peter Sellers and George Harrison. Yes, the actor who starred in The Pink Panther and the guitar player of The Beatles, in person; they wanted to build a cozy little home here, to enjoy nature. Unfortunately, things didn’t go so smoothly in the politics, so, no later than 2002 the Banyan group, together with some locals, who were aware of the pulse and the vibe of the place, took up their duties and created this little paradise.

Reasons for choosing Banyan Tree Seychelles:
- If you go there, be sure that you’ll enjoy a complete setting: smart little villas reminding us of the colonizers’ style, the beneficent spa, the infinite pool, as they call it, having a view of the Indian Ocean, sports, but also cultural events. You have the opportunity to learn more about their traditions, to buy gifts, in this way helping the local craftsmen to hand down their inheritance or even more, to see the process of making different handmade jewels and objects





- Banyan Tree is in perfect harmony with nature, environmentally friendly (eco-friendly) and recycles materials
- It offers many original ways of tasting their food: romantic picnic on the beach, breakfast on a terrace of ethnic inspiration, the La Varangue lounge and the Saffron restaurant which will charm anyone with thai and Asian specialities. You have also a bar at the pool to refresh yourself and many other surprises





- You can go fishing, do some bird-watching and surprise the colorful local fauna, maybe you can go canoeing, take painting lessons or even cooking lessons and plan film evenings on the terrace
Is there anything else you could long for?
Address: Anse Intendance, Mahé
Republic of Seychelles
Tel: +248 438 3500
E-mail: seychelles@banyantree.com
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