Starting your honeymoon with the largest island of Seychelles, Mahe Island consists of beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and cultural hotspots. Get a glimpse of the island's history with a visit to the Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market, followed by a romantic sunset dinner by the seaside at the La Scala Restaurant.
Spend your day in the sun and sand at the famous Beau Vallon beach. Hop on a jet ski or a paddleboard for some watersports, and end your day with a romantic dinner at the Coral Strand hotel's Island Trader restaurant.
Take a day trip to Praslin Island and visit its most famous attraction, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Vallee De Mai Nature Reserve. Take a leisurely walk among the lush greenery and spot black parrots hopping on boughs. End your day with a dinner date under the stars at the Cafe des Arts restaurant.
La Digue is known for its relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. Rent bicycles and ride to the quaint local tea factory or take a dip at Anse Source d'Argent beach. Enjoy a candlelit dinner at the Lanbousir Creole restaurant, savoring some local delicacies like octopus curry.
Experience the city side of Seychelles by visiting the capital city, Victoria. Visit the imposing Clock Tower, explore the National History Museum or take a romantic wander in the Botanical Garden of Seychelles before enjoying a cozy sunset dinner at Marie Antoinette.
Explore the tiny Moyenne Island, famous for rare birds and breathtaking beaches. Take a guided walk through the island, and discover the rich history of the island before indulging in an intimate BBQ dinner at Pirate's Arms restaurant.
Wrap up the honeymoon trip with a romantic and unwinding day at the secluded and pristine Anse Louis beach. Spend your final evening by having dinner at the charming terraced restaurant, La Plage.
To travel from one island to another, you can take ferries that are available from Mahe Island, from where all the other islands are accessible. Taxis are readily available on all islands but can be costly. Renting bicycles, especially on La Digue Island, is an eco-friendly and unique way to explore the islands. A 7-day island hopper pass for ferries will cost around $225.
If you have more time, add snorkeling at Sainte Anne National Marine Park, Sunset Catamaran Cruise along the coast of Mahe, or a helicopter island tour. But if you have less time, skip La Digue Island. It is important to remember that Seychelles is generally an expensive holiday destination, so it is essential to plan your itinerary accordingly.
The primary international airport of Seychelles is Seychelles International Airport (SEZ), located approximately 7 miles from Mahe Island. Once you land, you can easily reach Mahe Island by taxis or buses, making it an ideal first stop for your Seychelles honeymoon.