Thérèse Island

Island Small Seychelles island in the Indian Ocean

A small island in Seychelles waters, Thérèse Island attracts day-trippers for sandy beaches, snorkeling on nearby coral and short coastal walks.

Thérèse Island is a small island in the inner Seychelles archipelago, situated in the western Indian Ocean. It is one of the numerous granitic and coralline islands that form the central Seychelles group.

The island is compact and typically features coastal vegetation and rocky or sandy shoreline areas common to small Seychelles islands. It does not have widely reported large-scale infrastructure or urban development.

Detailed historical or ownership records for the island are found in local Seychelles sources; many islands in the inner archipelago have histories of traditional use, plantation agriculture or private ownership at various times.

Geographically it sits among the inner islands of the Seychelles, in proximity to the main island of Mahé and the central cluster of islands within the Republic of Seychelles.

How to Get to Thérèse Island #

Thérèse Island is reached by private boat charters from Mahé or Praslin. There is no scheduled public ferry; any landing should be arranged with operator and checked against marine park regulations.

Tips for Visiting Thérèse Island #

Private landing may require permission from local authorities-confirm with Seychelles Parks or local island managers.
Bring snorkelling gear; the surrounding reefs are often the highlight rather than the shore itself.
Mosquito repellent and sun protection are essential; remote islands often have limited facilities.