The Seychelles continues to strengthen its position as a leading global destination with the announcement of enhanced air connectivity and direct links to Europe. This development ensures that reaching the tranquil shores of Eden Island is more convenient than ever for international travellers seeking a luxury island retreat.
National carrier Air Seychelles has introduced a series of direct services between Seychelles and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. Operating three times weekly through to May 2026, the route utilises the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Complementing this, a twice-weekly service to Rome is set to commence on 28 March, providing a seamless gateway for Italian and European visitors.
For guests at Eden Island Luxury Accommodation, these expanded flight paths mean quicker transitions from the skies to the water’s edge. Located just ten minutes from Seychelles International Airport, the estate offers an immediate escape into a car-free sanctuary. Upon arrival, visitors are provided with an electric buggy to navigate the lush gardens and reach their chosen Apartment, Maison or Villa.
Minister for Tourism and Culture, Mrs Amanda Bernstein, noted that the return of the national carrier to Europe reflects a commitment to maintaining high standards and visitor confidence. She emphasised that the Seychelles remains a peaceful and secure environment where all tourism services and accommodations are fully operational.
Beyond the new direct flights, the archipelago remains highly accessible through a network of trusted partners. Ethiopian Airlines continues its daily flights via Addis Ababa, while Kenya Airways provides vital links through Nairobi. Seasonal services from major hubs such as Frankfurt, Zurich, Istanbul, and Moscow further ensure that global travellers can easily find their way to the Indian Ocean.
Whether arriving for a short holiday or a long-term stay, guests at Eden Island can enjoy world-class amenities including four exclusive beaches, a professional fitness centre and the vibrant Eden Plaza. With the island’s commitment to self-sufficiency and privacy, it remains a premier choice for those looking to experience the best of the Seychelles.
