Alphonse Island, a renowned destination in the Seychelles’ Outer Islands and part of the Blue Safari Seychelles Collection, is celebrating a significant achievement. The Farm at Alphonse has been selected as a finalist in the Conservation category, known as The Green Guardian, for the prestigious PURE Awards 2024. The awards ceremony is set to take place in Marrakech from September 9th to 12th.
This recognition underscores Blue Safari Seychelles’ unwavering commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation. The PURE Awards are globally recognized for celebrating excellence in sustainable tourism within the travel and hospitality industry. Being named among the top three finalists in such a competitive field is a testament to Blue Safari Seychelles’ leading role in advocating for environmental protection on a global scale.
The Farm at Alphonse employs a multifaceted approach to sustainable farming, combining regenerative agriculture, farm-to-table practices, and bio-intensive farming techniques. Regenerative market gardening enhances soil health through practices like crop rotation and composting, while bio-intensive farming optimizes crop yield within compact spaces. The farm-to-table approach ensures that fresh produce is grown and consumed on Alphonse Island and throughout the Blue Safari Seychelles network, significantly reducing the carbon footprint. These practices collectively establish a robust, sustainable farming system that benefits both people and the environment.
This recognition reflects the dedication and vision of the Blue Safari Seychelles team, who are at the forefront of sustainable tourism. Blue Safari Seychelles is honored to have The Farm at Alphonse among the top three finalists and remains dedicated to its mission of environmental stewardship.
The PURE Awards celebrate those who innovate, inspire, and utilize travel to empower communities and safeguard the planet. These values align perfectly with Blue Safari Seychelles, where experiential travel is driven by purposeful and responsible practices.
