Collect luggage, clear immigration and customs then drive to your beachside hotel (Beau Vallon or similar) — an easy transfer sets the tone for the holiday. Allow time for check-in and to settle in with seven travellers and luggage.
Family-friendly sandy beach with calm water for kids, beach vendors and water-sport options; perfect for a gentle first afternoon in Seychelles. Beaches are public and accessible most of the day, but lifeguard availability varies by location.
Popular family-friendly Creole restaurant in Victoria serving hearty Seychellois dishes; good introduction to local flavours and friendly for kids. Typical opening hours: 7:30am–9:30pm but check and reserve ahead for a group of seven.
Buffet breakfast at your hotel to fuel a busy day; family hotels usually start service from around 7:00–8:00am. Confirm children’s options with reception when you check in.
Colourful local market for fruit, spices, fish and souvenirs where kids can see island produce; market typically opens early (around 6:30am) and quietens mid-afternoon so plan mornings.
Compact botanical garden showcasing endemic coco-de-mer and tropical plants; easy walk and informative for children. Open roughly 8:30am–5:00pm — check seasonal hours before visiting.
Beachfront lunch with seafood and international options; convenient for families wanting a relaxed midday meal. Many beach restaurants are open 11:00am–9:00pm, but confirm opening times in advance.
Easy-to-moderate family-friendly walk with panoramic views over Mahé — choose based on fitness and kids’ ages. Trails are open during daylight hours; bring water, sun protection and sturdy shoes.
Popular waterfront spot with a varied menu suitable for children and adults; book a table for a group of seven. Typical dinner service starts around 6:00pm and runs into the evening.
Short guided tasting and tour introducing Seychelles rum production; interesting for adults and a good cultural stop (children can enjoy the grounds). Distillery tours usually run 10:00am–4:00pm — check schedule.
Casual takeaway or beach-side meal to keep the day flexible; local kiosks serve grilled fish, salads and snacks. Many kiosks serve lunch from 11:00am–3:00pm.
Stunning, dramatic beaches with great photo opportunities and space for children to paddle (note stronger surf in places — supervise children). Beaches are public and accessible all day but surf and currents vary.
Relax before dinner; use hotel facilities (pool or kids’ area) and prepare for an inter-island transfer tomorrow. Useful to pack for ferry travel in the evening if needed.
Beachfront family restaurant with seafood and international choices; good for kids and offers a relaxed atmosphere. Typical dinner times from 6:00pm–10:00pm.
Early breakfast and check-out to reach the ferry terminal with time to spare; inter-island ferries require arrival at the terminal at least 30–45 minutes before departure. Confirm your ferry slot when booking.
Ferry crossing takes about 1h to 1h15m depending on service; scenic and comfortable for kids but book seats in advance. Ferry operators run multiple crossings daily — check exact departure times and luggage rules.
Check in and familiarise the family with the new base; choose accommodation near Côte d’Or or Anse Volbert for easy beach access and family facilities.
One of Seychelles’ most famous beaches with shallow clear water ideal for kids and snorkelling; beach is public and accessible all day but facilities are minimal so bring water and shade.
Family dinner at a local Praslin restaurant offering seafood and Creole dishes — book ahead for larger groups. Most restaurants open for dinner from 6:00pm.
UNESCO-listed palm forest home to the rare coco-de-mer — guided walks help spot endemic birds and flora; Vallee de Mai typically opens around 8:00–9:00am and closes around 5:00pm, so morning visits are ideal for families.
Guided island visit to see free-roaming Aldabra giant tortoises and explore the protected area; boat trips typically run mid-morning to mid-afternoon — book in advance and check exact departure times.
Catch a morning ferry from Praslin to La Digue (around 15–20 minutes); ferries depart multiple times per day, so confirm timings when booking. Arrive in La Digue and collect bikes or luggage transport if needed.
Bikes are the principal way to explore La Digue; family-friendly rental shops offer child seats or tag-alongs. Rentals generally operate from early morning until late afternoon — reserve for a group to ensure availability.
Visit the historic L’Union Estate (access to Anse Source d'Argent) where kids can see a vanilla plantation, tortoises and iconic granite boulder beaches; the estate usually opens around 8:00am and closes late afternoon, with a small entrance fee.
Less crowded beaches with long sand stretches for kids to play and explore; currents can be strong at some beaches, so choose a sheltered spot and supervise children.
Take an afternoon ferry back to Praslin and return to your Praslin base; check combined ferry timetables to ensure a smooth connection and allow boarding time.
Enjoy a relaxed morning at the hotel pool or nearby beach to soak up final Praslin sunshine before returning to Mahé. Hotel breakfasts commonly start around 7:00–8:00am.
Midday ferry crossing back to Mahé (1–1h15m); ensure you arrive at the terminal 30–45 minutes before departure with luggage and children. Book seats in advance for a family-sized party.
Return to your Mahé base, check in and have a laid-back lunch at a nearby café or hotel restaurant. Use the afternoon to rest or explore Eden Island’s marina with shops and cafés.
Stroll the marina, pick up souvenirs and visit any remaining Victoria attractions; shops generally open from mid-morning to early evening, but close on public holidays and Sunday hours may differ.
Final hotel breakfast and last-minute packing; confirm airport transfer time with reception and ensure travel documents are to hand. Hotel breakfast service usually starts by 7:00–8:00am.
Allow at least 90–120 minutes for inter-island transfers to the airport plus check-in time for international flights; verify your Hyderabad-bound flight time and airline check-in requirements.
Complete departure procedures and board your flight back to Hyderabad. Plan for customs and security processing time and arrive at the gate in good time.