Six Senses Zil Pasyon, located on the private island of Felicite in the Seychelles, has opened.

The spa – which will be located atop of the island’s majestic rock formations near the ocean – is set to open in January, but a temporary spa with signature spa treatments is open to guests.

The resort features 28 one-bedroom pool villas and two two-bedroom pool villas as well as an elongated infinity pool with views of the surrounding islands.

The 7,000sq ft (650sq m) Six Senses Spa is designed to accentuate the island’s natural geography. With contemporary architecture and the integration of sustainable processes and technologies, the spa is designed to become an integral part of the island’s ecosystem, and to offer guests a symbiotic experience of Felicite’s environmental and built features.

The spa will include five individual villas for treatments, along with a hammam, sauna, saltwater pool, steam, yoga platform and nail bar. It will provide holistic treatments from both in-house experts and regular visiting wellness practitioners.

Designed by the Six Senses Architecture and Design team along with Richard Hywel Evans of London-based Studio RHE, the resort features contemporary architecture and interiors, and has been designed to “embrace the untouched picturesque landscape of the island,” the company said.