Start your Seychelles adventure by visiting one of the most beautiful beaches on the island, Anse Intendance. With its crystal-clear waters, this is a perfect spot for surfing, snorkelling, and swimming. You can also enjoy a peaceful sunbath on the white sandy beach.
A day trip to St. Anne Marine National Park is an adventure you cannot miss. A variety of rare fish and colourful coral make it a popular location for snorkelling, diving and glass-bottom boat tours. Enjoy the tranquil natural setting and observe the giant trevally's impressive feeding frenzy.
Discover the rain forests and lush greenery of Morne Seychellois National Park on a hike to the summit of the tallest peak, Morne Seychellois, offering you a panoramic view of the island's coastlines. The trails in the park have varying levels of difficulty, but it's worthwhile to challenge yourself and take in your surroundings.
Take a day trip to Praslin Island, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage Site, "Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve", located in the heart of palm tree forests. Explore the diverse natural habitats ranging from lush tropical forests, mangroves, sandy beaches and coral reefs. You may even catch a glimpse of the native black parrot, only found in Seychelles.
Visit one of Seychelle's best-kept secrets, the uninhabited Curieuse Island, a nature reserve for over 200 Aldabra giant tortoises, which you can hand-feed. Explore the island's contrasting nature trails, from red earth to mangroves along the beach. Discover the colonial ruins hidden amongst the vegetation and learn about the island's historic past.
If you love the thrill of an adrenaline rush, then you'll enjoy ziplining through the St. Francois Nature Reserve found on La Digue Island. The itinerary guarantees excitement with fantastic views of the natural reserve landscape. Immerse yourself in the unique biodiversity of Seychelles while feeling the thrill of the zip line.
Finish your adventure on a high note by visiting Moyenne Island Described as a "Robinson's Island". Home to 110 giant tortoises, and famous for its pristine coral reefs and seabirds. You'll have an opportunity to relax, sunbath, snorkel and observe the rare birds nesting on the white sandy beach.
Transportation options in Seychelles include water taxis, regular ferries, rental cars, bicycles, and taxis. If you're visiting multiple islands, ferry rides are the best option to save cost. Water taxis offer more flexibility but are more expensive, and depending on the location, renting a car or a bicycle could also be an ideal option.
Transportation costs vary depending on your preferred service and all transportation options are readily available on the islands. As a rough estimate, a full-day rental car cost is around USD 50, and a bicycle rental can start from USD 5 for a day, but it may vary depending on the location and the rental company.
If you have more time, consider visiting additional islands such as La Digue, Silhouette, or Bird Island. If you have less time, you may skip some of these attractions or reduce the time spent in each location. Additionally, Seychelles is known for its unique flora and fauna, so be sure to take some time to explore its natural habitats.
Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) is the only international airport in Seychelles and is located on the island of Mahe, 10 km southeast of Victoria, the capital city of Seychelles. It's the entry point for most tourists, with several airlines operating into the airport, providing international and domestic flights.