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UNLOCK THE SEYCHELLES’ NATURAL SIDE


Niva Labriz Seychelles offers clients complete seclusion to unwind on picture-perfect Silhouette Island


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apphire waters lap gently at Niva Labriz Seychelles, inviting guests


to slow down and surrender to the gentle rhythm of Silhouette Island. Set within a protected national park, Niva Labriz Seychelles is one of six Indian Ocean destinations that comprise new premium lifestyle-led resort brand Niva Hotels & Resorts, part of the Versa Hospitality (formerly Universal Resorts) family. Niva’s collection also includes Niva Velassaru, Niva Kurumba, Niva Kuramathi and Niva Dhigali in the Maldives, while Niva Aria will open in the Seychelles in 2027.


ISLAND LIVING


As if the pristine beaches aren’t inviting enough, Niva Labriz is the only resort on Silhouette Island, accessed by a 45-minute boat transfer or 15-minute helicopter ride from Mahé island, home to the archipelago’s main airport. Silhouette’s towering granite peaks, dense forests and rushing waterfalls make up Silhouette National Park, which covers 93% of the island. The resort’s 110 villas are scattered across the island, either surrounded by lush tropical gardens or just a short stroll from its white sands.


Beach Sanctuary Pool Villa SPACIOUS ACCOMMODATION


Niva Labriz Seychelles features nine types of accommodation. Beach Villas, which make up the largest offering, all lie just steps away from Silhouette’s pristine shoreline and feature an outdoor rain shower. Guests can also opt for a Beach Villa with a private plunge pool or pool with a gazebo and large patio. For clients looking to be encased in the island’s tropical interior – but still within easy reach of the beach – the Garden Villas range from one bed with an indoor-outdoor living space to two beds with an infinity pool.


The spa


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