Your photoshoot
on Curieuse
Photography on Curieuse, Seychelles: couples and honeymoon sessions, proposals, family portraits and drone aerials, planned around the granite and the tide.
About Curieuse
Curieuse is a small national park island off the north coast of Praslin, unusual for its red laterite soil and for being one of only two places where the coco de mer grows naturally. It carries a free-roaming population of Aldabra giant tortoises and a mangrove boardwalk, and the ruins of a nineteenth-century leprosarium stand at Anse St José.
Shooting on Curieuse
We travel to Curieuse by ferry or light aircraft and arrive before your session. Tell us where you are staying and we will meet you there.
Late afternoon into sunset is when Curieuse's granite and water look their best. Every session is scheduled around it.
Granite boulders, shallow water and palm lines. We scout Curieuse before your session.
Full edited gallery within 48 hours: print-ready files plus social crops.
Where we shoot on Curieuse
Aldabra giant tortoises moving freely across open ground near the ranger station.
The island's rust-coloured soil against grey boulders and blue water, a palette that exists nowhere else in the group.
A raised walkway through mangrove to Anse St José, with tunnelled green light.
What we shoot on Curieuse
Practical notes for Curieuse
Curieuse is a national park with no accommodation. Boats run from Praslin and everyone leaves the same day, so sessions work to the boat's schedule.
They are wild and protected. Keep distance, do not feed or sit on them, and follow the rangers' direction.
Photoshoot on Curieuse: FAQ
We travel to Curieuse by ferry or light aircraft and arrive before your session. Tell us where you are staying and we will meet you there. If you are already staying on Curieuse, we meet you at your hotel or at the beach.
Golden hour: roughly the last 60–90 minutes before sunset, and the first hour after sunrise. We schedule every Curieuse session around it and move between jetty, beach and palm lines as the light changes.
Public beaches in Seychelles are open to everyone and need no permit. Nature reserves and private islands charge an entry or filming fee, which we check before your date.
Drone use in Seychelles needs clearance near the airport and over some reserves. We check the rules for Curieuse before your date and plan aerials around them.
Your full edited gallery arrives within 48 hours, print-ready files plus social crops, with a preview first so you can choose favourites and request edits.