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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.
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Sustainable Luxury: Redefining Eco-Friendly Living at Cousine Island
At Cousine Island, luxury meets sustainability, offering guests an unforgettable experience while preserving the island’s pristine beauty for future generations.
Preserving Our Unique & Diverse Marine Life
Protecting Cousine Island’s vibrant marine life, from corals to marine mammals, ensures a thriving ecosystem for future generations.
Meet the Mysterious Octopus
Explore the mystique of octopi on Cousine Island, where these masters of camouflage thrive, ensuring our marine ecosystem’s health and diversity.
Meet the Seychelles Fruit Bat: Flying Foxes of Cousine Island
Discover the vital role of fruit bats in pollination and seed dispersal on Cousine Island, ensuring our rich biodiversity and ecological balance.
Introducing the Coco de Mer
Experience the marvel of the Coco de Mer, the world’s largest nut, and its unique reproductive legends, as Cousine Island partners with the Seychelles Island Foundation to preserve this extraordinary species and enhance our island’s biodiversity.
The History of Cousine Island, Jewel of the Seychelles
Brought from the brink of despair due to exploitation, the island has been rehabilitated and protected for decades by current owner Mr M.F. Keeley and family.
L'ARBRE TAKAMAKA
Le takamaka est un bel arbre à croissance lente, à feuilles persistantes et brillantes, bien adapté aux plages de sable ou de rochers des îles et des habitats côtiers, ce qui en fait essentiellement un arbre du littoral des tropiques.
L'ÉNIGMATIQUE CRABE FANTÔME
Les crabes fantômes (ou Loulou en créole) contribuent de manière essentielle à la santé de l'écosystème et jouent un rôle important dans le nettoyage des plages.