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The Cousine Island Journal

Discover unique wildlife, explore island culture, and join our conservation team in their daily quest to restore and protect the unique ecosystems of the Seychelles archipelago. All on the most exclusive private island in the world.

Swimming with Gentle Giants: Whale Shark Season at Cousine Island
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Swimming with Gentle Giants: Whale Shark Season at Cousine Island

A serene encounter with the world’s largest fish awaits at Cousine Island. From September to November whale sharks grace Seychelles waters, and this private island offers respectful encounters, turtle hatchings, guided nature walks and indulgent packages. Linger into the festive season and discover conservation‑minded luxury amid pristine beaches.

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Fishing Adventures in Seychelles: From Shore to Deep Sea
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Fishing Adventures in Seychelles: From Shore to Deep Sea

Seychelles is not just a postcard-perfect archipelago—it’s a living culture where fishing anchors daily life and cuisine. This guide explores shoreline fishing on Cousine Island’s beaches and deep-sea charters that pursue tuna, dorado and wahoo. It explains how guests participate in sustainable catch-to-table dining and highlights seasonal patterns and conservation rules that keep Seychelles’ marine ecosystems vibrant.

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How Does a Private Island Power Paradise Sustainably? Cousine Island Shows the Way
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How Does a Private Island Power Paradise Sustainably? Cousine Island Shows the Way

Cousine Island offers more than pristine beaches. Once exploited, it now runs on solar energy, harvests rainwater, recycles waste and restores reefs. This blend of sustainability and indulgence has earned the island international accolades, proving that private luxury can be a force for conservation.

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