Blue Safari’s Cosmoledo Island Camp

Coastal, Beach & Island Getaways

Blue Safari’s Cosmoledo Island Camp

Sustainability Initiatives

Out of this World

Beachside Lounge Chairs
Dining
Eco-Lodge
Snorkeling
Eco - Friendly
Minibar
Scuba Diving
Nature & Adventure
Outdoor Bathroom with Shower
Birdlife
Private Deck

Indian Ocean Islands, Seychelles, Victoria
camp near Cosmoledo, Seychelles

How They Dazzle Us

Remote and virtually untouched the Cosmoldeo Atoll is a beach paradise second to none. Discovered as long ago as 1822, the islands that make up the atoll have scarcely been impacted by human presence over the years. Sprawling white beaches, incredible and unspoiled coral, an abundance of turtles and a huge array of rare seabirds make this Landing an incredible place to visit. And don’t forget the many adventure based, eco-friendly activities that are on offer. From diving and stand-up paddling through to fly-fishing this is an escape that offers it all.

Why We Love Them

In some ways it seems shameful to take a pristine, unspoiled island and turn it into a tourist destination. And it would be if it was done wrong, but the team at Blue Safari have gone all out to ensure that their impact on the land is virtually non-existent. Guests are accommodated in one of eight specially designed Eco Pods which provide comfortable and stylish accommodation with all the luxury amenities needed. This wonderful eco-camp and the team that run it are fully committed to the conservation, preservation and protection of the natural resources of Cosmoledo – and that commitment shines through in every aspect of the Landing.

Their Sustainable Superpower

Preserving the incredible natural beauty of the Outer Islands of the Seychelles is at the very heart of who Blue Safari are and what they do. As the stewards of this extremely remote and pristine part of the Indian Ocean the Blue Safari team work with their partners to continuously pioneer conservation in the area. The clearly stated goal is to promote the conservation of the biome in harmony with low impact human development and ecotourism. To this end some of the projects run here include the Giant Trevally Tracking Project, Native Vegetation Restoration, Aldabra Giant Tortoise Protection, Reef Preservation and Turtle Conservation.