Buffer zone land that separates incompatible uses and is kept largely undeveloped.
Buffer zone land that separates incompatible uses and is kept largely undeveloped. In the national land register this is zone code P7. Across Seychelles it covers 1,153 parcels and about 605 hectares, 2.5 percent of all surveyed land. The median plot is 1,050 m². The median plot sits about 676 m from the sea. Zoning guides what the Planning Authority is likely to permit, so confirm any specific project with the authority.
The districts with the most buffer zones parcels. Open a district for its full profile.
The biggest surveyed holdings in this zone, by area. Open any one for its full record.
Buffer zone land that separates incompatible uses and is kept largely undeveloped. Zoning sets what the Planning Authority is likely to allow, so confirm a specific project with the authority before you commit.
The land register holds 1,153 parcels zoned Buffer Zones (P7), covering about 605 hectares, which is 2.5 percent of all surveyed land.
The most Buffer Zones parcels are in Anse Royale, Anse Boileau, Anse Etoile. The full ranking is on this page.
A non-Seychellois can buy land in most zones with government sanction, but the zone and any conditions matter. See our guide on the foreign ownership sanction.
See all Seychelles land use zones, read the guide on zoning and land use classes, or find a plot on the map.