The Seychelles islands in the Indian Ocean have for many centuries been a source of wonder to explorers for their unique natural beauty, so pristine and untouched as they had remained uninhabited by humans until the French built a colony in 1754. In 1811 the

Eden Island is not just an island with pretty houses, it is a concept for a healthier, more nature-oriented way of life. When Sir Thomas More wrote his revolutionary socio-political satire ‘Utopia,’ he could not have imagined that near perfect island communities would be built

South african born building contractor Kez Taylor has been based in Dubai for 15 years. Kez and his wife fell in love with the Seychelles 22 years ago and bought a villa on Eden Island recently. My wife and I bought the Eden Island villa

Janette Powell is British businesswoman from Guernsey in the Channel Islands. She came with her partner John to the Seychelles on a business trip in 2003. They decided to set up an office as a corporate service provider in the Seychelles, to offer international business

by Glynn BurridgeDescending the lower reaches of the La Misère road as it meanders towards the capital, Victoria, the narrow view through the roadside trees suddenly swells to the horizon and, soon, the shimmering red roofs, turquoise lagoons and pastel hues of Eden Island ghost

As a luxury marina property development, Eden Island is more than just a home for some. In fact, since construction started the project alone has created almost 1,000 jobs for Seychellois locals and contributed about 40% of foreign direct investment.  Not only does this contribute