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ioneering luxury eco retreat Frégate Island Private in the Seychelles has successfully completed the installation of the first phase of its new rainwater harvesting system, with average daily rainfall yielding around 30,000 litres of collected rainwater – enough to provide up to approximately 60 per cent of the island’s water requirements. Encouraged by the results, Frégate Island Private will now press ahead with phase two, doubling the collection area so that the island need rely on nothing more than the rain for its water needs.
The installation of the rainwater harvesting system is just the latest step in Frégate Island Private’s ongoing journey towards increasing sustainability and a harmonious, mutually beneficial co-existence with its natural environment.
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Indian Ocean Luxury Villa specialist Villas De Maitre invites journalists, agents and fans to follow the news of the exciting developments of the region. In order to connect with the global community, Villas de Maitre has joined Twitter and Facebook.
“Currently there is so much happening in Mauritius and Seychelles and the social media is the ideal means of communicating new properties, finer details and special incentives” says founder Julie Gauthier. Villas De Maitre will be able to offer enhanced photos and videos of the properties.
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Celebrating 16 years of solely online travel business, the Indian Ocean villa rental specialist Elegant Destinations has increased its robust interactive marketing endeavours with the recent launch of Elegant Destinations Facebook fan page, an Elegant Destinations channel on YouTube, a Twitter feed and client villa reviews on Trip Advisor via Flipkey.
All of these updates means that Elegant Destinations can offer long-time fans, loyal clients and new visitors with up to date information on the ground in Mauritius and Seychelles such as new villas, new openings, new excursions and activities, reviews, limited offers and polls.
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Over the past 11 years, Frégate Island Private has proven itself to be one of the hotel industry’s foremost entities in ecological reform. This past September, Frégate Island Private crossed yet another milestone when it planted the 100,000th tree in its endemic hardwood program.
This major step is yet another achievement for Frégate’s reforestation efforts. In addition to the endemic hardwood program, Frégate Island Private plants two trees for every guest who arrives at the resort. This is one of the many facets of a concerted effort to become a carbon neutral enterprise.
When the Seychelles was colonized, much of the natural forestation was destroyed and coconut trees were planted in their place. Frégate Island Private has boldly led a campaign to replenish their island’s supply of natural trees and is well on its way to becoming the largest nursery of hardwood trees in the Indian Ocean.
The 100,000th tree planted was an endemic Ficus tree, a genus that prospers in the rocky underground of the Seychelles islands. Reforestation is but one of the many conservation practices executed at Frégate Island Private. With buildings and infrastructure occupying only 5% of the island, the remaining 95% is in a restored natural state which has allowed for several endemic species of wildlife and flora to avoid extinction.
Exclusivity in every respect is the maxim of Frégate Island and the preservation and protection of the island’s unique flora and fauna is one of its proudest achievements. With 16 villas, only a selected number of guests have the prestige to fulfill their dream of a stay in paradise. The island remains private to Frégate guests only, making it an ideal refuge for the discerning traveler, ensuring the rare feeling of a truly tropical island paradise.
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Enjoy special offers at the stunning private villa in Mahe, Seychelles: Li-al-do Maison. With four en-suite bedrooms, private pool and expansive deck overlooking the tranquil ocean, this magical retreat in Seychelles is a perfect getaway. As an exceptional private villa with pool in Seychelles, Private Villa Li-Al-Do Maison has announced special offers available until December 17.
Completely dynamic, this private villa with a pool is perfect for a luxury family getaway and a romantic vacation. The latest offer includes complimentary nights and children staying for free.
Guests are invited for a “pay 5, stay for 7″ offer available until 17 December. Guests can also pay for 10, stay for 14 nights. Up to two children under 12 are also available to stay free of charge, and one child under 18 is invited to stay for free.
The rate per villa, per night includes breakfast, return airport transfers, daily maid service and welcome hamper. Four guests can stay for 600€, six guests can stay for 945€ and eight guests can stay for 1136€.
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No strangers to indulgent luxury, A-list couple David and Victoria Beckham celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary last week by renting out a private island resort in the Seychelles. The Beckhams booked the entire private island for themselves to relax and indulge in the island’s stunning natural beauty, relaxed atmosphere and simple paradise.
Discerning travelers can go to Frégate Island Private and take family and friends on a truly magical vacation in paradise. The private island offers an ideal balance of communal space and intimate, private facilities for shared experiences whilst preserving those unforgettable private moments.
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ioneering luxury eco retreat Frégate Island Private in the Seychelles has successfully completed the installation of the first phase of its new rainwater harvesting system, with average daily rainfall yielding around 30,000 litres of collected rainwater – enough to provide up to approximately 60 per cent of the island’s water requirements. Encouraged by the results, Frégate Island Private will now press ahead with phase two, doubling the collection area so that the island need rely on nothing more than the rain for its water needs.
