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Watch turtles hatching at Six Senses Zil Pasyon, Seychelles


The turquoise waters surrounding Félicité Island are a sanctuary for green and hawksbill sea turtles, which nest along its unspoiled coastline. Since 2019, Six Senses Zil Pasyon – located on the island – has deepened its commitment to protecting these creatures and their fragile habitat through a partnership with the Olive Ridley Project. To date, VJG TGUQTVoU EQPUGTXCVKQP VGCO JCU KFGPVKƂGF turtles in this secluded corner of the Seychelles and, during the 2023 to 2024 nesting season, JCYMUDKNN PGUVU RTQFWEGF CP KPETGFKDNG


hatchlings. Each year from October to February, guests have the rare chance to witness this natural wonder unfold for themselves as tiny hatchlings emerge from their nests on the beach and instinctively make their way across the powder-white sand to the glimmering ocean beyond.


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Witness wild encounters with Time + Tide, Madagascar


With almost 90% of its wildlife not found anywhere else on Earth, Madagascar is one of the planet’s most extraordinary biodiversity hotspots – and Time + Tide’s two properties on the island offer visitors front-row seats to see its rare and remarkable species up close. Tsara Komba – the brand’s newest addition, which opened last year on the shores of Nosy Komba – invites guests on a forest-to-reef safari, where they can come face-to-face with whale sharks, Macaco lemurs, elusive chameleons and an array of birdlife. The second property sits on the secluded private island of Miavana, where each season reveals a different spectacle: turtle hatching in April, clouds of terns in June and the majestic migration of humpback whales from July to October.


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