Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

Location

Nestled on a sweeping curve of powder-soft sand, fringed by lush jungle and towering peaks, the Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa is the only resort on Silhouette Island – the third-largest island in the Seychelles, yet one of its least developed. A designated national park, the island is a haven of unspoiled nature, reached via a 45-minute boat ride or 15-minute helicopter flight from Mahé. The result is a real sense of escape, with dramatic mountain backdrops, rainforest trails and pristine beaches all on your doorstep.

Accommodation

The resort’s villas are dotted along the beachfront or hidden among tropical gardens, each one offering a generous sense of space and seclusion. All feature spacious private terraces and sleek interiors with dark wood furnishings and earthy tones. Some upgrade to private pools or direct beach access, while the more indulgent options – including the Silhouette Estate – come with butler service, beachfront plunge pools and expansive living areas ideal for couples or families seeking complete privacy.

Dining

A wide choice of restaurants ensures dining is a real highlight. Guests can enjoy everything from freshly grilled seafood and authentic Creole cuisine to Italian classics and Japanese fine dining. At the heart of it all is Café Dauban, set overlooking the ocean and serving generous breakfasts and themed dinner buffets. Elsewhere, Teppanyaki offers lakeside dining with live cooking stations, while Portobello specialises in refined Mediterranean fare paired with fine wines. For something more casual, there’s a beach bar and grill and a poolside lounge serving cocktails and light bites throughout the day.

Facilities

Whether you’re seeking indulgence or adventure, the resort delivers in equal measure. The award-winning eForea Spa is hidden in the jungle and features private treatment suites, a relaxation pavilion, a steam room, a sauna and a plunge pool. Active guests can enjoy snorkelling in crystal-clear waters, diving among coral reefs, kayaking, or guided hikes through the island’s forested interior, which may include the chance to meet and feed giant tortoises. There’s also a large pool, a fitness centre and tennis courts, as well as options for private beach picnics, barbecues or romantic dining experiences under the stars.