Astove Coral House offers a unique and intimate stay on the remote Astove Atoll, accommodating just six to twelve guests per week. Originally built by the Veevers-Carter family in 1968, the Coral House features six charmingly refurbished rooms surrounding a central courtyard, each with an en-suite bathroom. The accommodation retains much of its original character, providing a nostalgic glimpse into the past. Guests enjoy attentive service and superb dining, including traditional Seychellois Creole cuisine with freshly caught fish, and can relax with evening sundowners at the outdoor bar. With its pristine beaches and serene environment, Astove Atoll offers a truly unique retreat in one of the world’s most secluded locations.

Essentials & Amenities:

• Air-Conditioner
• En-suite
• Beach Towels
• Laundry Service
• Mosquito Repellent

Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included and prepared with fresh ingredients. Inspiration is drawn from the island, ocean and Creole and international influences. Produce is picked from The Farm alongside delicious line-caught fish from the surrounding waters.

Return flights to Astove Island from Mahé, with a stop at Alphonse, are operated on Saturdays, with additional flights on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from mid-November to mid-April. Flights are based on availability.

Soft drinks are included in all guests’ activities. Water will also be provided.

Scuba gear rental is offered free of charge with a full setup service. Blue Safari Seychelles is a PADI certified dive centre and a PADI divemaster leads all dives.

• Diving
• Guided snorkelling
• Lagoon mangrove nature walk
• Paulie’s tropical lunch
• Sand dune sundowners
• Evening sundowners
• Astove Atoll safari
• Reef flats expedition
• Turtle nesting viewings
• Wine dinner
• Kayaking
• Stand up paddleboarding