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Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island

Platte Island, Seychelles · Waldorf Astoria · Grand Luxury

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Opened January 2024 on a coral atoll 130 km south of Mahé, reachable only by private charter flight, Waldorf Astoria Platte Island is the largest sea turtle nesting site in the Seychelles: 600–700 turtles come ashore each season. The 50 villas, designed by Singapore's Eco.id, have fan-shaped roofs modelled on a Hawksbill carapace; the spa is shaped like a coco de mer nut. Surrounding seagrass meadows hold roughly 9% of the Seychelles' total seagrass habitat. Forbes Five-Star 2026.

About Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island

History

Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island is the Waldorf Astoria brand’s Seychelles resort on Platte Island, opened in 2024 with 50 private villas. Hilton describes it as a secluded island retreat reached by a private flight from Mahé and highlights its spa, private-pool villas, and extensive wildlife and marine experiences. The property’s official site emphasizes its six restaurants and bars, and it carries a Forbes Five-Star rating along with recognition in The World’s 50 Best Discovery. The brand page does not state the architect, designer, or developer.

The setting

Platte Island is part of the Southern Coral Group in the Outer Islands of Seychelles, about 130 km south of Mahé. Wikipedia describes it as a low coral island with rich wildlife and marine life, including nesting turtles and reef ecosystems, and notes that most of the island is occupied by the resort and hotel operations.

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