Recently Reviewed Hotels around Bird Island

• Bird Island Lodge
  "An island in the Indian Ocean"
  "Just returned from our annual visit to Bird Island in Seychelles. If you want 5 star luxury then Bird is not for you and I would never suggest to anyone that they visit Bird without making sure that this is the type of holiday you want. If you want to see the best beaches ever, the clearest seas an..."d to share an island with birds then go to Bird. The luxury is not the accommodation but the island itself. Digitalisation, TV and newspapers are not within the remit of the island but beautiful sunsets, wild life that lets you share their space, white beaches often with only you on them! Accommodation is simple with plenty of space, including a shower room, bedroom and a small lounge area. There is no air conditioning apart from the sea breeze with open shuttering. You often have to share your bungalow with small geckos in the early evening and the sound of the birds roosting. One of the best times of the day is to sit on the beach before the sun goes down watching all the sea bird... " More >
• Bird Island Lodge
  "Perfect mini break"
  "We have been to Bird Island Lodge on two separate holidays, whilst staying on the main Island of Mahe. Bird Island Lodge is the perfect place and setting for watching birds ,especially the Frigate, they were nesting all over the Island, in trees just outside our lodge, then we were privilege to see..." the release of hundreds of tiny turtles into the sea, and of course there was Ermaset the largest tortoise in the Seychelles, food and lodge were perfect. " More >
• Bird Island Lodge
  "Peaceful and close to nature"
  "My boyfriend and I stayed for 3 nights at the Bird Island Lodge. The flight went smoothly and we were welcomed by the staff upon arrival, getting a complimentary drink and then an introduction to the island as well as information on do's and don'ts. The lodge is very eco friendly and your bungalow "..."key" is a flashlight (powered without batteries)! The bungalows are spacious and simple; no windows, just shutters, no air conditioning, but a ceilingfan just above the bed. All in keeping with being natural and eco friendly. The restaurant provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. They use as much locally grown vegetables etc as possible. Food is good, but not too many varieties. The island itself is quite small, and there are paths leading around the island which makes for great walks. Beaches are beautiful and it's easy to find your own private spot on the beach. There are plenty of birds all over the island, and also land tortoises roaming the island freely which makes for a rather co... " More >