Picolo recommends · Hotel in Félicité, Seychelles
Six Senses Zil Pasyon
An island of granite and forest with one hotel on it, reached by boat or helicopter, where the only neighbours are the islands across the water.
Félicité is a granite island near La Digue, and Six Senses Zil Pasyon is the only thing on it. You come over by boat from La Digue or fly in by helicopter from Mahé, and from then on the island is shared only with other guests.
The villas each have a pool and look out towards the neighbouring islands. There are no shops, no other hotels and no traffic: just rock, forest, sea and whatever the resort lays on.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Six Senses Zil Pasyon
This is the stay for travellers who want to step completely out of the world and can afford to. Few places in the Seychelles offer this degree of seclusion, and the island setting makes every view feel like your own.
There is nothing on Félicité except the hotel, so every meal, activity and excursion runs through Six Senses, at Six Senses prices. Restless travellers may feel hemmed in after a few days.
What you get
- A private granite island to share with few others
- Private pool with every villa
- Boat transfer from La Digue
- Views over the neighbouring islands
- Dining on the island
A day at Six Senses Zil Pasyon
- Morning
- A swim in your pool with La Digue on the horizon.
- Midday
- A boat across to La Digue and a bicycle ride along the coast.
- Afternoon
- Back to the island for a slow hour in the shade.
- Evening
- Dinner on Félicité as the other islands darken across the water.
Location
Félicité, Seychelles
Open in MapsQuestions about Six Senses Zil Pasyon
How do you get to Six Senses Zil Pasyon?
Either take a boat from La Digue or a helicopter from Mahé. Most guests fly into Mahé and continue by sea or air to Félicité.
Is there anything else on Félicité besides Six Senses Zil Pasyon?
No. The resort is the only thing on the island, so meals and activities are all arranged by the hotel.
Can you visit La Digue from Six Senses Zil Pasyon?
Yes. La Digue is close by boat, and a day there on a bicycle makes a good break from island life.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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