Seabirds skim the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, schools of fish flurry just below the surface, and the clear sunlight illuminates the rippling crystal waves. Welcome to the Seychelles, home of the amusingly shaped ‘lovenut’, the largest seabird colony in the world, and over one thousand species of fish.

Nestled in the heart of paradise on the southern tip of Beau Vallon, Le Meridien Fisherman’s Cove re-opened in June 2004. The restored hotel features sweeping thatched roofs and local granite. The open-air lobby which affords breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, stands above a stylish bar and library.

Founded in 1943, historic Fisherman's Cove is the Seychelles’ first and most legendary hotel. Over the decades, the resort has gained a reputation for relaxed, understated luxury and friendly, personalized service, providing guests with a peaceful hideaway.

The hotel’s exceptionally stylish 68 rooms and suites offer a range of accommodation choices and amenities. Superior Hibiscus Rooms, located in the main building, are set to the rear of the hotel, and feature a sea facing balcony or terrace. Frangipani Deluxe Rooms offer a sea view, and some have small private gardens. Deluxe Suites are located on the beachfront or garden level, and are spacious with a separate living room area and special amenities. Executive Suites are available at garden level, while Classic Suites are available at beachfront or top level. Executive Contemporary Suites are located on the hotel’s top level.