Hodoul Island is an uninhabited island in Seychelles, lying in the center of the Victoria port. The island belongs to the Mahe Port Islands, which are mostly artificial islands created by funds from Dubai when the Dubai dredger was placed in Seychelles.

History

The island was named after the corsair Jean-François Hodoul. In 1875, Dr. Henry Brooks of Seychelles rented it to store coal. He kept about 2,000 tons of coal there until 1940.

During 1995–2005, Hodoul Island served as a storage site for explosives for the Mahe port reclamation project.

In 2016, a new casino was opened on the west point of the island.

Administration

The island belongs to English River District.

Facilities

The island has a 500 m guesthouse on the east point, and a 600 m casino on the west point.

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  Map 1
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  District Map