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Seychelles Tours & Vacations

Check out the world’s top-rated beaches and you’ll find the Seychelles making the cut time and time again.

It’s no secret the Seychelles is the ultimate paradise, but you can still find a piece of island nirvana away from the crowds. Take island hopping to the next level by cruising between the white sandy coastlines, sampling Creole cuisine, and dropping anchor in the perfect spot to plunge into crystal-clear waters. The Seychelles is described as the   Galapagos  of the Indian Ocean, with its diverse marine habitats. On our Seychelles tours, you can meet an old giant tortoise; snorkel along coral reefs surrounded by tropical fish, and hike through mangrove forests to see rare (unusually-shaped) coconut trees while spotting species of squawking parrots above.

Seychelles at a glance

Capital city.

Seychelles Rupee (SCR)

The official languages are Seychelles Creole, French, and English.

(GMT+04:00) Victoria

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type D (Old British 3-pin) 220V, 50Hz AC

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Culture and history.

It’s hard to believe Seychelles were uninhabited for centuries, except for the odd ship stopping in, as the islands were found by explorers traversing ancient trade routes in the Indian Ocean. One of the first known records of the archipelago was by Arab traders in 851 AD. The land remained without a permanent settlement for centuries until the French, having already established colonies on Mauritius and Reunion, made claim to Seychelles in 1756, ruling for nearly 50 years before the British took over during the Napoleonic Wars. The nation gained independence at the start of the twentieth century. Due to its intermingled history, you’ll find a harmonious diversity throughout Seychelles with the population largely being of African, French, Indian, and Chinese descent. Catholicism is the most widely followed religion (80 percent of the population), followed by Islam, Hinduism, and a mix of local beliefs. Although the nation has a more recent history of British colonization, Creole influences still strongly exist today – through the arts, the food, and the language.

Eating and drinking

The Seychelles hold a tantalizing fusion of cuisines, mirroring the diverse cultural influences found throughout the islands. Not surprisingly, seafood is a major staple in local dishes, and you’ll find super fresh local ingredients like barracuda, tuna, or octopus blended with a variety of spices. Rice, coconut milk, and curry are the foundation flavors across most of the seafood, vegetarian, and various meat dishes you’ll find on offer. An abundance of tropical fruit is grown locally on the islands with the most common being papaya, mangoes, bananas, and the versatile breadfruit – also found in many Seychellois meals.

Must-try dishes of the Seychelles

1. Caris masala

 A typical spiced curry served with a combination of seafood or vegetables – with a mixture of cumin, fenugreek, cloves, saffron, coriander, and mustard seeds. 

2.   Fruit bat   curry

Yep, that’s right. It’s a traditional meal that still holds a place at some of the longstanding restaurant establishments around the islands. 

3. Shark chutney

A typical dish found in the Seychelles – made with boiled shark meat that has been finely mashed and mixed with onion, pepper, salt, and turmeric, with fresh lime juice squeezed over the top. 

4. Banana in coconut milk

A large ripe banana cooked in coconut milk and sugar – absolutely delicious. This is a popular local dessert and a must-try in the Seychelles. 

Geography and environment

You can find 115 islands in the archipelago of Seychelles, located about 2,300 kilometers (1,430 miles) east of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean – part of the African continent. The three main islands attracting visitor numbers are Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue. Seychelles holds a spectacularly diverse number of tropical plants, standouts being the carnivorous pitcher plant and rare species of palm known as coco de mar or ‘the sea coconut’. There are two types of islands – granitic and coralline – the latter located in the outer islands and made largely of, as the name suggests, coral reefs. The landscape is lush and full of tropical plants throughout the archipelago, with frangipanis found flowering along the white sandy coast and wild orchids lining the winding rivers deep inside the rainforest. Bird lovers are prepared: Seychelle warblers, magpie robins, species of heron, and egrets, among many other species, call the Seychelles home. You can also find giant tortoises older than a century and marine national parks harboring whale sharks, sea turtles, and a variety of tropical fish species.

Seychelles is bursting with traditional souvenirs and handicrafts, with batik clothing, woven baskets, painted fabrics, and all kinds of colorful jewelry found mostly in bustling markets. Go to Sir Selwyn Clarke market in the center of Victoria for quirky souvenirs and to see locals shopping for fresh produce. For the biggest selection of wares in Seychelles, head to the main island of Mahe where you’ll find art galleries, handmade arts and crafts, locally sourced body products, and ceramic pottery. Bargaining is not part of the culture of Seychelles, and prices are generally fixed. However, if you feel the price is high for an item in the market you can try to slightly negotiate.

Festivals and events

Semaine de la francophonie.

Taking place on the island of Mahe every year in March, this week-long festival celebrates the past and existing influences of French culture in the Seychelles. Featuring art exhibitions, French music, and a tasty array of French-inspired cuisine. 

Carnaval International de Victoria (October)

This is by far the biggest party the Seychelles has on offer. Held over three days with parades, live music, costumes, and everything else that brings together a hip-shaking carnival!  

Seychelles Ocean Festival (December)

A festival dedicated to all things underwater, this event involves photography competitions, guest speakers, events, and showcasing diving and snorkeling spots throughout the Seychelles. 

Creole Festival (October)

Celebrating Creole culture in the Seychelles is an important part of recognizing the nation’s history and heritage. As part of the event, a traditional Seychellois wedding is held, with funky exhibitions and performances. 

The Feast of the Assumption of Mary (15 August)

A significant day of recognition throughout the islands with a dedicated public holiday held every year on 15 August. Locals travel to the main festival held on the island of La Digue, involving a church mass and parade through the streets. 

Further reading

Seychelles travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to the Seychelles?

Travelers do not require a visa to enter Seychelles. However, you must hold an onward ticket, have confirmed accommodation, and have sufficient funds for the duration of your stay. Entry requirements for Seychelles can change at any time, so it's important that you check the Seychelles government website or your nearest Seychelles consulate for the latest visa information specific to your nationality. You can also find further visa information in the Essential Trip Information section of your chosen itinerary.

Is tipping customary in the Seychelles?

Tipping is up to the individual when traveling in Seychelles. In restaurants, a service charge of between five to ten percent is often added to the bill so you will not be expected to leave an additional tip. If you receive excellent service, a little generosity can go a long way considering the low wages of those working in the hospitality industry.

Are you expected to tip while on the trip?

On the adventure cruise, tips are included for the ship crew and hospitality staff. This amount does not include a tip for your tour leader, so you may wish to set aside some funds for this.

If you are happy with the services of your trip leader and wish to tip, EUR 2–4 per passenger per day is an appropriate amount. It is of great significance to the people who take care of you during your travels.

What is the internet access like in the Seychelles?

Many hotels and some restaurants and cafes offer Wi-Fi. Free Wi-Fi hotspots are found in some public areas in the capital of Victoria, Beau Vallon and Anse Royale on the main island.

Can I use my cell phone while in the Seychelles?

There is cell reception on Mahe, Praslin, La Digue, North Island, Fregate Island, and Silhouette Island. Many foreign mobile services have coverage in the Seychelles, but roaming fees are high. You can purchase a local sim card for the network providers Cable & Wireless Seychelles (CWS) or Air.

What are the toilets like in the Seychelles?

Western-style flushable toilets are available on adventure cruises. You will also find flushable toilets in hotels and restaurants throughout the Seychelles. Public toilets are difficult to find outside the main beaches of Victoria. 

What will it cost on the islands for a…?

Small bottle of soft drink = EUR 1   Beer in a bar or restaurant = EUR 2.5  Simple lunch = EUR 5   Three-course meal = EUR 50

Can I drink the water in the Seychelles?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in the Seychelles. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found – some places you stay may have drinking water available.

Are credit cards widely accepted in the Seychelles?

The euro is the standard currency onboard adventure cruises. Visa, Mastercard and American Express are all accepted for settling your ship board account. It is wise to travel with sufficient cash (in local currency) to pay for shopping on the island and for incidentals such as shipboard items, airport taxes and taxis.

Major credit cards are usually accepted by large hotels and western-style restaurants throughout the Seychelles. Ensure you have adequate cash to cover purchases where credit is unavailable.

What is ATM access like in the Seychelles?

ATM facilities exist at major banks in Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue but will dispense Seychelles Rupees only. Foreign currency can be changed at banks or authorized bureau de change only. It is a criminal offense to change money with unauthorized persons. Credit cards are widely accepted throughout the Seychelles. 

What public holidays are celebrated in the Seychelles?

For a current list of public holidays in the Seychelles go to:

https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/africa/seychelles/public-holidays/ 

Is the Seychelles a safe destination for LGBTQI-travellers?

For LGBTQI travelers visiting the Seychelles, there’s little to worry about but some discretion is advised with open displays of affection as there is no openly gay or lesbian scene in the country. 

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting   Equaldex   or   Smartraveller   before you travel. 

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

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Seychelles Tours & Trips

Find the right tour for you through Seychelles. We've got 22 adventures going to Seychelles, starting from just 4 days in length, and the longest tour is 28 days. The most popular month to go is June, which has the largest number of tour departures.

22 Seychelles tour packages with 13 reviews

• Christmas & New Year

Seychelles Family Holiday Package 7D/6N

• Hiking & Trekking

Seychelles Family Holiday Package 7D/6N ( Comfort Plus)

• Kayak & Canoe

In the Garden of Eden of the Indian

Seychellois Paradise

• Ocean Cruise
• Sightseeing

Seychelles Island hopping

Tropical Charms of the Seychelles (7 destinations)

Seychelles Honeymoon Package 7D/6N ( Comfort Plus)

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Seychelles Family Holiday Package 7D/6N ( Comfort)

Seychelles & Indian Ocean Adventure (Start Mombasa, End Mahé, Seychelles)

Discover Seychelles & the East African Coast

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Seychelles Island Hopping Mahé & Praslin

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1. Reef Safari - Snorkeling, Fish Feeding & Lunch (Shared Day Trip)

2. Beautiful island tour 5-6 hours | Mahé | Seychelles | Private Tour | Day trip

3. Sainte Anne Marine Park and Moyenne Island

4. Curieuse and St Pierre Island Excursion Island BBQ Included

5. Private Mahe Island Full day Tour with Pickup

6. Half day Curieuse and St Pierre island Seychelles

7. La Digue, Curiuese, St. Pierre, Anse Lazio by boat from Mahe (Private Boat)

8. Beaches, sand castles, swimming & snorkeling | Mahé | Seychelles | Private tour, NEW

9. Praslin & La Digue (Shared Day Trip)

10. Semi Submarine Tour in Saint Anne Marine National Park

11. Private full day Mahe island tour 8-10 persons

12. Curieuse & St Pierre Island Excursion 6 Hours (No BBQ)

13. Private Transfer From Airport To Hotels ,Port in Seychelles

14. South Mahe Full day Guided Tour

15. Seychelles Island Tour (PRIVATE 4 hours or 8 Hours)

16. Private Hiking, Nature Trail 8 to 10 persons

17. Full Day Reef Safari at St Anne Marine National Park

18. Private Full day Mahé island tour (1-2 persons)

19. Praslin-La Digue Day Trip from Mahe Island Seychelles

20. Private Tour: Discover Mahe Beyond the Ordinary

21. Private Tour of Mahe Island South with Lunch

22. Private Day Tour in Seychelles

23. Full Day Reef Safari - St Anne Marine Park Seychelles

24. Mahe Island tour

25. Island tour with the beach buggy

26. Learn the Traditional Seychelles Art of Sun Printing with Local Textile Designer

27. Coco de Mer Natural Perfume Shop & Factory Tour

28. Full Day Excursion of Cousin, Curieuse and St Pierre Islands from Praslin Island

29. Swim in Private Coco and Felicite Seychelles

30. Private Seychelles Islands Tour by Boat with snacks & drinks

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Welcome to the stunning Seychelles archipelago, a haven of immaculate beaches, azure waters, and verdant vistas that inspire visions of a dreamy getaway. The Seychelles, located in the Indian Ocean off the eastern coast of Africa, are renowned for their unmatched beauty and diverse marine life. The greatest way to fully enjoy this wonderful location is with a multi-day tour, which is unquestionably the only way to explore this tropical oasis.

The 115 beautiful islands that make up the Seychelles each have their own special charms and wonders. A multi-day tour enables you to see several beautiful spots and ensures you don’t miss any of the archipelago’s hidden gems because there is so much to see and do there.

With world-class snorkeling and diving locations, hiking paths through lush forests, and chances to see rare animals, such as giant tortoises, the Seychelles are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. A multi-day tour offers the chance to participate in these thrilling activities while being guided by knowledgeable local guides familiar with the best places to explore.

Seychelles is also a refuge for romance and leisure because of its private islands, opulent resorts, and boutique hotels. Stays at some of the most prestigious and picturesque estates can be arranged as part of a multi-day tour, guaranteeing a smooth and luxurious experience.

In conclusion, a multi-day tour is the best way to discover and fully immerse yourself in Seychelles, a treasure trove of natural beauty and exotic adventures. A multi-day tour ensures a memorable voyage that catches the spirit of Seychelles and leaves you with cherished memories that will last a lifetime, thanks to expert guides, seamless logistics, and access to rare destinations.

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Seychelles Island Hopping

Tropical charms of seychelles, cruising in seychelles (garden of eden), seychelles experience 4d/3n (comfort plus), seychelles honeymoon package 7d/6n ( comfort plus).

Greetings from Island Hopping in the Seychelles, Explore! Discover the blue waters, pristine beaches, and verdant landscapes of Seychelles as you set out on a captivating tour across this tropical paradise. You go on an island-hopping trip with this thoughtfully planned tour, allowing you to discover the distinct charm and beauty of several Seychelles islands.

Enjoy the peace of these beautiful havens while observing unique wildlife and being submerged in the colorful culture. Seychelles Island Hopping guarantees an amazing getaway that captures the spirit of this picturesque archipelago and leaves you with treasured memories of your island voyage thanks to knowledgeable guides and smooth logistics. Day One: Arrive in Mahe: For those arriving on time today, our Leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 6pm for the welcome meeting and to take us to the nearby night food market just a short walk along the beach. Day Two: Excursion to Victoria and the Botanical Gardens Day Three: Wake up in the morning and enjoy your resort before heading off to a Full Day Tour of Mahe Island. Day Four: Optional boat trip to the St. Anne Marine National Park with the chance to go swimming, snorkeling or enjoy other water-type activities. Day Five: Enjoy a relaxing Catamaran cruise to Praslin Island. Visit Vallee de Mai National Park too. Day Six: Experience a Full day boat trip, go snorkeling and meet giant tortoises Day Seven: Visit the other side of the island, where you will swim and snorkel before continuing on towards the headland. Day Eight: We depart Praslin and take a short fifteen-minute ferry journey to La Digue. This afternoon, you will take to your bike and cycle along the top of the island. Day Nine: After breakfast, we will take a walking tour to L’Union Estate, a coconut plantation. The rest of the day is left free to enjoy this island paradise. Day Ten: Today, we explore three of the most stunning beaches found on the island. After the beach, you are welcome to enjoy the island on your own. Day Eleven: Departure at any time. Join Explore’s Seychelles Island Hopping for a captivating journey! Give in to the appeal of this tropical paradise, where turquoise waters surround exquisite beaches, and lush jungles are home to exotic treasures. Discover the many islands of the archipelago, each a kaleidoscope of hues and cultures just begging to be experienced.

Every experience, from Victoria’s thriving marketplaces to Anse Lazio’s tranquil beaches, will indelibly change you. Discover unique species, go snorkeling among thriving marine life, and enjoy Creole cuisine. Make lifelong memories and the vow to return one day with you as you bid farewell to this enchanted hideaway.

Evergreen Tours

Welcome to the Tropical Charms of Seychelles, a country that personifies paradise with its breathtaking beauty and serene tranquility. Seychelles, a group of islands in the Indian Ocean, draws tourists from all over the world with its immaculate beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush environs.

Immerse yourself in a world of natural wonders, a place where rare animals and unusual flora thrive and a place where vibrant cultures and kind people combine to create an unforgettable experience. Join Evergreen Tours as you are taken on a tour of this picture-perfect tropical paradise. Here is a look at your full itinerary for this tour. Day One: Arrive in the Seychelles. Day Two: After breakfast, embark on a full-day guided tour of Mahe Island, the largest island in the Seychelles. Visit the stunning Anse Intendance beach and explore the vibrant Victoria Market, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and find souvenirs. Day Three: After breakfast, take a short domestic flight to Praslin Island and visit the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai. Enjoy a beachside lunch and relax on Anse Lazio. Day Four: Grande Soeur Island is celebrated for its two white sandy beaches and clear water. After spending some time in Grand Soeur, you will discover Curieuse Island. Day Five: Today, take a ferry to the picturesque La Digue Island.

Explore the island by bicycle, as it’s the primary mode of transport here, and visit Anse Source d’Argent, renowned for its breathtaking granite boulders and turquoise waters. Experience the laid-back island life and interact with the friendly locals.

Day Six: Embark on an eco-adventure to Aride Island, a nature reserve teeming with seabird colonies and indigenous flora. Discover the island’s biodiversity through guided nature walks and birdwatching. Day Seven: Enjoy a free day in the capital, Victoria. Day Eight: Departure Day. With Tropical Charms of Seychelles from Evergreen Tours, discover a tropical paradise unlike any other. Explore the stunning beauty of the Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue islands, where pristine beaches meet lush surroundings and unusual fauna. Take part in Seychellois culture by enjoying regional cuisine and interacting with the amiable islanders.

Relax while enjoying water sports or peaceful seaside moments in opulent lodgings. Evergreen Tours guarantees an exceptional experience, leaving you with treasured memories of this magnificent island.

This is done through skillfully crafted itineraries and smooth logistics. Learn about the fascination of Seychelles, where the hospitality of Evergreen and the beauty of nature combine to create a surreal experience. This is easily one of the best tours of the Seychelles.

Intrepid Travel

Welcome to an incredible journey: an Intrepid Travel cruise through the Seychelles (the Garden of Eden). Embark on a voyage through the glistening Indian Ocean, where Seychelles’ Garden of Eden rests with its pure beauty and remote havens.

This well-planned voyage promises a picture-perfect journey that will include uninhabited islands, coral reefs, and secret coves. Immerse yourself in the Seychelles’ spectacular natural beauty, home to some seriously breathtaking scenery.

Prepare yourself for an incredible sailing adventure that captures the essence of this tropical paradise and leaves you with cherished memories of a lifetime with the help of Intrepid Travel’s knowledgeable guides and ethical travel methods. Day One: Welcome to the Seychelles! Embarkation will take place between 3 and 4 pm. After the welcome cocktail and safety drill, leave Port Victoria and sail to nearby St Anne for a refreshing swim stop off the ship. Spend the night at Anchor near St Anne and enjoy a welcome dinner with your fellow travelers. Day Two: Leave St Anne Island early in the morning to reach Curieuse. This morning, visit this uninhabited island for an included walking excursion with a park guide. Day Three: In the morning, sail for Cousin Island for an included excursion. Later in the afternoon, reach Anse Lazio, Praslin. Day Four: In the morning, leave for Aride. Once there, you will enjoy a Creole-themed evening. Day Five: This morning, perhaps opt for an optional excursion to Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve. Visit Cote d’Or Beach for a swim and a refreshing afternoon drink. Rejoin the boat for an afternoon sailing to the uninhabited island of Felicite or Grand Souer for snorkeling, swimming and an optional dive excursion. Take an evening sail to La Digue, where you will anchor in the port overnight. Day Six: This morning, perhaps take a half-day optional excursion in La Digue. After disembarking by Zodiac, head by bus to the Veuve Nature Reserve and through Union Plantation to l’Anse Source d’Argent beach. Arrive at L’Union Estate and tour the copra kiln, a traditional coconut oil mill and the colonial plantation house. Spend some time at the magnificent Anse Source D’Argent beach. Day Seven: Take a short, included guided tour around the island before there is time for a swim and a barbecue on the deck. This is the last opportunity for snorkeling and swimming before heading back to Mahe. Leave Moyenne Island for Mahe’s Victoria port in the afternoon, arriving late at the Inter Island Quay. Day Eight: Departure Day. Intrepid Travel’s Cruising in Seychelles will take you on a memorable tour through the fabled “Garden of Eden,” Seychelles. Explore a paradise unlike any other as you set sail on turquoise waters, caressed by balmy tropical winds.

Inaccessible coves, spotless beaches, and colorful coral reefs abounding with marine life can all be found here. In the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai, take in the symphony of nature’s treasures, from enormous turtles to uncommon bird species. Immerse yourself in Seychellois culture with the help of Intrepid Travel’s knowledgeable guides, and have genuine island encounters. Let this trip serve as your ultimate getaway to a pristine natural haven.

Across Africa Tours

Welcome to the 4-day, 3-night tour with Across Africa Tours that promises to completely immerse you in the Seychelles paradise. This is the ultimate Seychelles experience. The picturesque islands, spotless beaches, and turquoise waters of the archipelago may all be explored in luxury and comfort on this expertly planned tour.

Enjoy the finest lodgings and gastronomic treats while traveling on amazing experiences through beautiful scenery and thriving marine life. Prepare yourself for a once-in-a-lifetime trip that captures the essence of Seychelles’ charm and leaves you with priceless memories of this unique island paradise with knowledgeable guides and seamless logistics. Day One: Arrival in Seychelles Day Two: After your breakfast, you will start your walking tour of the island. The rest of the day is free for you to explore. Day Three: Enjoy the day island-hopping and see the best of Praslin and La Digue! Stop at the historic L’ Union Estate for a unique glimpse into the culture and History of Seychelles’ people: Explore the traditional Créole plantation home, an ox-powered copra mill and a traditional boatyard.

Your guide will later take you to the most photographed beach in the world, Anse Source d’Argent. Next, visit the world-famous Anse Lazio, swim or relax in the white sands and clear waters. Day Four: Departure Day. I’m excited to introduce the Seychelles Experience 4D/3N (Comfort Plus) tour as the CEO of Across Africa Tours. This trip is intended to awaken your senses and revitalize your soul. Set out on a journey unlike any other across the Seychelles, where unspoiled beauty meets opulent comfort. Explore the gorgeous white-sand beaches and peaceful turquoise waters that will take your breath away.

Our carefully planned schedule guarantees that you experience the finest of Seychelles, from romantic nature hikes through lush woods to the colorful marine life encountered during snorkeling adventures.

We guarantee a memorable experience that goes above and beyond your expectations with the finest care and attention to detail. With Across Africa Tours, you can embrace the mystique of Seychelles, where each moment is designed to produce memories that will last a lifetime. 

Prepare for the supremely luxurious and comfortable Seychelles honeymoon package. You and your companion may expect a magical and unforgettable experience on this 7-day and 6-night tour. Enjoy the seductive atmosphere of the Seychelles as you discover the gorgeous beaches, clear oceans, and verdant lands.

Every moment of your honeymoon will be filled with affection and pampering, from exclusive beachfront lodgings to fine dining occasions. This Comfort Plus package assures a lifetime honeymoon, capturing the essence of Seychelles’ beauty and leaving you with priceless memories to cherish forever. It does this through carefully crafted itineraries and smooth logistics. Day One: Arrive in the Seychelles. Day Two: Leisure Day. Day Three: Experience the diversity and inspiring scenic beauty of Mahé.  After the market tour, they will enchant you with tales of folklore as you journey onto the enchanting old Mission Lodge by way of a winding mountain road. End your day in the traditional ambiance of the Craft Village. Day Four: Today, you will experience a thrilling adventure trekking along Mahé’s northern coast. Before cruising back to Victoria. After boarding by dinghy from the pristine beach. Lunch is served on board before the gentle cruise home. Full-day Cruise. Day Five: Today, after your breakfast, you will start your journey with a gentle cruise past the reclaimed island of Hodoul. You will be snorkeling/enjoying the reef for the whole day. Day Six: Departure Day. Spend seven days indulging in pure romance and magic while surrounded by the Seychelles’ magnificent splendor. Discover remote beaches where the water is crystal clear, and let the lush tropical scenery serve as the perfect background for your special moments.

With the Comfort Plus package, you and your spouse are guaranteed opulent lodging and uniquely tailored experiences. Allow Seychelles to serve as the ideal backdrop for your amazing honeymoon, full of romance, excitement, and priceless memories.

Emerald Cruises

Welcome to Emerald Cruises’ Tropical Charms of Seychelles, where a world of spectacular beauty and serenity awaits your exploration. Set sail over the pristine seas of the Indian Ocean, home to uninhabited beaches, luscious vegetation, and an abundance of aquatic life.

This meticulously planned voyage will explore the Seychelles’ unspoiled islands and hidden beauties. Immerse yourself in the allure of this tropical haven, home to exotic species and amazing adventures around every corner.

Prepare for an extraordinary sailing journey that captures the spirit of Seychelles’ charm and leaves you with cherished memories to last a lifetime with Emerald Cruises’ professional guides and world-class amenities. Here is a look at your full itinerary. Day One: Your luxurious yacht cruise begins in Victoria, one of the smallest capitals in the world, located on Mahé Island. From here, you’ll be transferred to your superyacht to embark on your journey through the Seychelles archipelago. Please book your flight to arrive in Victoria, Mahé prior to 06:00 PM. Day Two: Located just five kilometers off the coast of Mahé, Sainte Anne Island is home to the Sainte-Anne Marine National Park. After discovering Saint Anne, you will be able to explore Cousin Island. Day Three: The second-largest island of inner Seychelles, Praslin Island boasts peaceful beaches, turquoise waters and unique vegetation. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Vallée de Mai, with free time in the afternoon to explore. Day Four: Grande Soeur Island is celebrated for its two white sandy beaches and clear water. Protected by coral reefs, it is one of the most beautiful islands of the Seychelles.  After spending some time in Grand Soeur, you will discover Curieuse Island. Day Five: As the third-most-populated island in the Seychelles, La Digue is a nostalgic paradise offering tranquillity and tropical scenery. Today is a free day to explore La Digue and everything there is to offer here. Day Six: As the northernmost island of the granitic Seychelles, Aride Island is a nature reserve hosting one of the most significant seabird populations in the Indian Ocean. You will spend the entire day here. Day Seven: Departure Day. On this wonderful journey, let the sparkling azure waters and sun-kissed coastlines envelop your senses. Find out why Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue are so alluring; each island provides a unique slice of paradise. Explore verdant jungles alive with unusual creatures and dive into the rich oceanic treasures.

Enjoy exquisite food while relaxing in our elegant cruise ship’s comfort. With Emerald Cruises, you can be transported to a place of joyful enchantment and exceptional beauty by the tropical charms of the Seychelles.

The Seychelles, with its unmatched beauty, immaculate beaches, and variety of aquatic life, is a true paradise on Earth. The best way to thoroughly explore this tropical splendor and make the most of your trip is to go on a multi-day tour in the Seychelles.

With 115 beautiful islands to explore, a multi-day tour enables you to easily and conveniently learn about the distinctive charms of each one, from well-known sites to lesser-known gems. It might not be easy to navigate between islands, but a multi-day tour takes care of logistics and transportation, freeing you to unwind and take in the stunning scenery.

The Seychelles are unmatched in terms of their natural beauty and marine life. With a multi-day tour, you may participate in activities like snorkeling, diving, and nature walks. Skilled guides can direct you to the ideal locations and provide information about the abundant ecosystems and creatures.

A multi-day tour can also help you learn more about the Seychelles’ rich culture and history. For a stronger sense of place, check out the neighborhood markets, talk to the welcoming residents, and indulge in authentic Seychellois food.

As a result, joining a multi-day tour in Seychelles guarantees a thorough and immersive exploration of this tropical haven. A multi-day tour ensures a memorable voyage that catches the spirit of Seychelles’ charm and leaves you with treasured memories of a lifetime, thanks to expert guides, seamless logistics, and access to exclusive destinations.

If none of these tours work for you in Seychelles, please do not worry. There is a wide variety of tour options in the country, and we are confident that there will be something that fits your needs and interests.

Take a look at all the group tours in Seychelles now , which you can sort by private or group, maximum sizing, budget, dates and much (much more). The team at TourRadar is also always more than happy to answer any questions, provide further information or assist in any way in finding the perfect tour for you.

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MASON'S TRAVEL HAS CAREFULLY DESIGNED A PORTFOLIO OF EXCITING GROUP TOURS AND EXCURSIONS THAT SHOWCASE THE BEST OF WHAT THE ISLANDS HAVE TO OFFER, MAKING IT CONVENIENT AND AFFORDABLE FOR YOU OR YOUR CLIENTS TO ENJOY AN ACTION-PACKED SEYCHELLES GETAWAY!

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S eychelles and its 115 islands beckon travellers looking to explore and experience all that this island paradise has to offer.  Whilst this is the perfect place to relax on the beach and do as little as possible, there are also plenty of activities for those who wish to explore the islands.

With a rich historical and cultural legacy, this small island nation holds many treasures for the inquisitive traveller, whilst nature-lovers will be spell-bound by the array of breath-taking scenery and interesting land, air and marine species (many of them rare and endemic).

From snorkelling the colourful coral gardens of the Indian Ocean, to hiking the mountains and valleys through lush tropical forests – Seychelles has plenty to offer! Join one of our exciting group tours, or book your own bespoke experience with Mason’s Travel – Seychelles’ leading travel specialist.

Discover a new island, new cuisine, a new culture or rare and indigenous fauna and flora with Mason’s Travel. Our Tours & Excursions have been designed to showcase the best of Seychelles, and our multi-lingual guides are committed to making sure your experience is fun, authentic and safe. These group activities are an excellent opportunity to meet like-minded travellers, but please do adhere to the public health measures in place.

Private tours and bespoke activities (listed below) are also available. Please contact our team today for more information.

Turtles & Tortoises: Three Island Cruise

Snorkelling.

Departure from Praslin only.

Island Duo: Praslin & La Digue

Island hopping.

Departure from Mahé only.

La Digue: Bikes & Beaches

Island discovery.

Departure from Mahé and Praslin.

Mahé Coast-to-Coast

Peaks of Paradise

Nature discovery.

May to October. Departure from Mahé only.

Reef Safari

Vallée de Mai | Half Day Tour

Vallée de Mai & Anse Lazio

Private tours.

AND A LA CARTE SERVICES

Let Masons Travel make all the necessary arrangements and help plan your perfect Seychelles Experience, so all you need to do is relax and enjoy yourself.

At Mason’s Travel, we pride ourselves on our individual and personalized approach to clients, as well as our intimate knowledge of the islands, culture, heritage and people of Seychelles. We can perfectly design and create tailor-made itineraries to suit every need or interest.

Whether you wish to visit the finest beaches of the island, cultural sites or cruising on board a private catamaran to carefully selected snorkelling spots, being whisked off on a helicopter or simply have our guide regale the secrets of our islands in your own language – our team can make it come true.

Furthermore, any of our regular excursions (listed above) can be arranged as a Private Tour for you and your travel companions – contact us pricing and reservations.

Scuba Diving

Discover the wonders of the deep when you explore the colourful coral gardens and meet the fascinating marine life that calls Seychelles’ waters home. Mason’s Travel works with various dive companies to offer dive excursions from Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, and live-aboard dive charters can be arranged.

Sailing Charters

Explore Seychelles by yacht or boat and discover the magic of the islands.

Mason’s Travel can arrange the perfect vessel to suit any budget, whether it is for a day sail or a live aboard adventure.

Fishing Expeditions

Enjoy a world-class fishing adventure with Mason’s Travel.

Guided fishing tours can be arranged to suit any budget, and live-aboard fishing adventures offer the ultimate fishing getaway.

Surfing / SUP

Learn to Surf or Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) with Mason’s Travel and our dedicated water-sports partners.

Seychelles ‘ conditions are perfect for beginners and experienced boarders alike.

Hiking / Walking Trails

Discover the mountain peaks and forest trails of Seychelles’ main islands, Praslin and La Digue.

Various national trails can be found on these islands making for a great self-guided tour or if you would prefer a private guided tour, leave it to us to make it happen.

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1. Reef Safari - Snorkeling, Fish Feeding & Lunch (Shared Day Trip)

2. Beautiful island tour 5-6 hours | Mahé | Seychelles | Private Tour | Day trip

3. Sainte Anne Marine Park and Moyenne Island

4. Curieuse and St Pierre Island Excursion Island BBQ Included

5. Private Mahe Island Full day Tour with Pickup

6. Half day Curieuse and St Pierre island Seychelles

7. La Digue, Curiuese, St. Pierre, Anse Lazio by boat from Mahe (Private Boat)

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10. 5 Hour Private Customize Tour of Mahe, Seychelles

11. Semi Submarine Tour in Saint Anne Marine National Park

12. Curieuse & St Pierre Island Excursion 6 Hours (No BBQ)

13. Private Transfer From Airport To Hotels ,Port in Seychelles

14. South Mahe Full day Guided Tour

15. Seychelles Island Tour (PRIVATE 4 hours or 8 Hours)

16. Full Day Reef Safari at St Anne Marine National Park

17. Private Full day Mahé island tour (1-2 persons)

18. Praslin-La Digue Day Trip from Mahe Island Seychelles

19. Private Tour: Discover Mahe Beyond the Ordinary

20. Private Tour of Mahe Island South with Lunch

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25. Learn the Traditional Seychelles Art of Sun Printing with Local Textile Designer

26. Coco de Mer Natural Perfume Shop & Factory Tour

27. Full Day Excursion of Cousin, Curieuse and St Pierre Islands from Praslin Island

28. Swim in Private Coco and Felicite Seychelles

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We specialize in providing day trips to the various islands surrounding Mahe, as well as fishing trips for those looking for a unique and exclusive fishing experience. Our experienced crew and quality boats will ensure that you have a comfortable and enjoyable experience while exploring the stunning beauty of the Seychelles.

With our day trips, you'll have the opportunity to explore the hidden gems of the Seychelles and discover the beauty of the islands. From crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches to lush vegetation and unique wildlife, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable experience. Our trips are customizable, and we can tailor them to your specific needs and interests, whether you're looking for a relaxing day on the beach or an adventure-packed day exploring the islands.

For the fishing enthusiasts, we offer a variety of fishing trips that will take you to some of the best fishing spots in the Seychelles. Our experienced crew will provide all the necessary gear and will teach you the techniques to catch a variety of species such as tuna, wahoo, groupers and more.

We pride ourselves on providing a personalized and exclusive experience, away from the crowds, that will leave you with lasting memories of the Seychelles. Our reputation on Tripadvisor speaks for itself, and we guarantee that you will have an enjoyable and memorable experience with us. Browse our website to learn more about our services, and book your trip today to discover the beauty of the Seychelles islands.

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ARE YOU READY TO EXPERIENCE THE BEST BOAT TOURS SEYCHELLES HAS TO OFFER?

Thinking of a peaceful island with white sandy beaches where you can discover plentiful wildlife and sealife creatures?

How about discovering the islands while enjoying the sea breeze on Seychelles boat trips?

MY TOP PICK RECOMMENDATION: Private Seychelles Islands Tour By Boat With Snacks & Drinks

Seychelles is one of the underrated islands that are off the radar and has unique nature and beauty. Most people agree that this archipelago has one of the most stunning islands globally.

You can spend some time by the beach, enjoying your day sipping a cocktail on a hammock. But boat tours are one of the best ways to explore the wonders of Seychelles. 

I understand that choosing a boat tour can be tiring and overwhelming. 

Well, that is why I’m here! I wrote this travel guide to tell you the best boat tours in Seychelles you can book! Here, you’ll discover a ranking of the most incredible tours.

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First time in Seychelles? Here is a list of tours and activities that you can go for in Seychelles : 

• Learn the Traditional Seychelles Art of Sun Printing with Local Textile Designer
• Taxi Service & Mahe Island Tours
• Exclusive Night Tour | Bars & Clubs or Casino | Mahé | Seychelles | 4-5 hours

1. Private Seychelles Islands Tour By Boat With Snacks & Drinks

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⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars with more than 50 positive reviews  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 4 hours

Why choose this tour? 

The best way to visit all of the islands in Seychelles is to take a trip from island to island. It is an island style boat excursion in Seychelles with snacks and drinks on board. 

The well-known islands of Curieuse and St. Pierre, two of the most stunning locations in Seychelles, will be the stops on our excursion.

Additionally, everything is included on this tour, so you won’t have to worry about paying any pesky admittance fees. 

The Private Seychelles Islands Tour By Boat With Snacks & Drinks includes:

• Bottled water
• Use of Snorkeling equipment
• Landing and facility fees
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Soft drinks

What past guests loved about the tour: 

“Absolutely loved the trip Visiting various islands Worth a go, and a 5* to the guide. Thanks for the memories.” – Abdulla_A (read more reviews )

2. All Inclusive Curieuse St Pierre Glass Bottom Boat & Snorkeling Trip With Guide

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⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars with more than 50 positive reviews  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 7 hours

If you want to spend a day at sea with a small group of people while also gaining knowledge about the marine species that live there, then this tour is ideal for you. 

While sailing over the ocean, you can observe marine life in its natural environment through an underwater cabin. It is a wonderful choice for sightseeing and one of the best boat tours to the Seychelles you can go for!

The All Inclusive Curieuse St Pierre Glass Bottom Boat & Snorkeling Trip With Guide includes:

• Water, lemonade, Rhum cocktails, beer
• Air-conditioned vehicle

“This was so much fun. I met new friends that I never would’ve met otherwise. All of the guides were amazing. The tortoises were so cool, and there were a lot of great opportunities for taking in views or taking pictures. Would recommend! Bring water and sunscreen.” – Will L (read more reviews )

3. Semi Submarine Tour In Saint Anne Marine National Park

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⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars with more than 50 positive reviews  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 1 hour

Why choose this tour?  

If you take this glass bottom boat tour Seychelles island from Eden Island out to the rest of Sainte Anne National Marine Park, you’ll see what’s below the water’s surface without getting wet.

Eels, butterfly fish, sea turtles, and one of the most extensive seagrass meadows in Seychelles can all be seen up close and personal from the comfort of your underwater cabin on this tour boat.

You should not miss this as it is highly recommended among travelers!

The Semi Submarine Tour In Saint Anne Marine National Park includes:

• Transportation – Boat with underwater cabin
• Entry/Admission – Ste Anne Marine National Park
• Boat tour passes by Cerf Island, Round Island, and Cachée Island of Seychelles

“Great little trip to the marine park and the children and their friends absolutely loved it. The crew was super nice and knowledgeable. A very informative trip and a perfect amount of time to view the marine park. The Semi sub cafe is a great opportunity to grab something before or after the trip. Thank you. Great day!” – Jini F (read more reviews )

4. Amazing 7 Nights Seychelles Cruise

⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 8 days

This multi-day tour is comprehensive and has everything that you will need. 

If you love cruising and want to see many of the main Seychelles islands quickly, this is the ideal choice. In just one shot, this tour will take you to see the whole of Seychelles. From wildlife, pristine beaches, and brilliant sunset views. 

This Seychelles trip package is one of the most sought-after trips among tourists.

The Amazing 7 Nights Seychelles Cruise includes:

• Accommodation in double or twin cabins with private SH/WC & air conditioning. 
• Full board Regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water free all day. 
• Use of fishing and snorkeling equipment (subject to availability). 
• English-Speaking Cruise Escort. 
• Walking tours of the islands Cousin, Curieuse & Aride, guided by the island’s rangers. 
• Dinner (7) 
• Breakfast (7) 

“We have just spent late Saturday to Wednesday morning on Pegasos, a 21 berth French yacht. We cruised from Mahe to Praslin stopping at various islands to walk, explore, swim, snorkel, visit conservation sites…. If you love cruising and want to see a lot of the main Seychelles islands quickly, you love flora, fauna, wildlife, paradise islands and beaches, brilliant sunsets and views, it is a fantastic trip and we highly recommend it. However, we are glad we are now on dry land 👍. We cannot thank the Captain and his crew enough for a truly unique and enjoyable experience.” – Tripadvisor Reviewer (read more reviews ) 

5. La Digue, Curieuse, St. Pierre, Anse Lazio By Boat From Mahe (Private Boat)

⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 6-9 hours

It’s a grand tour whereby you can take a picture with hundreds of free-roaming giant tortoises!

Vacation in Seychelles islands will only be complete by going on this private boat tour Seychelles to the best gems around the island. 

Departing from Mahe, be ready to be blown away by the world-famous Anse Source D’Argent. 

The La Digue, Curieuse, St. Pierre, Anse Lazio By Boat From Mahe (Private Boat) includes:

• All Fees and Taxes
• National Park Fees

“Our captain JP was excellent. A great day out for adults and children. Beautiful views, good quality guiding. Good value day out.” – Sarah_G (read more reviews )

6. Praslin Boat Tours : Sister & St Pierre Island Tour With Lunch

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⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 8 hours

It’s the best way to see the beautiful islands of Sister and St Pierre. You’ll discover sea turtles and a wide range of colorful fish, one of the best snorkeling places Seychelles has.

The Praslin Boat Tours : Sister & St Pierre Island Tour With Lunch includes:

“Superb Trip, with Sonny, BBQ on the magic sisters beach! highly recommended team! Unforgettable moment ! ” – Renaud (read more reviews )

7. Mahe Private Full-Day Island Tour With Lunch 2022 – Seychelles

⭐Rating: 5 out of 5 stars  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 6 hours

This particular boat trip to the Seychelles in Mahe gives you a lot of time to learn about the area’s culture. 

It will take you to the fish market, a tea factory, and a beautiful waterfall, among other places, for the entire day. 

It’s the best tour of Seychelles for you, with a mix of priceless things to see during the island tour. 

The Mahe Private Full-Day Island Tour With L u nch 2022 – Seychelles includes:

“A fantastic Birthday trip to Paradise i.e. Seychelles was made even more special and memorable by the fantastic team at J’adore Seychelles!! Maria the owner of Jadore Seychelles made sure that all our needs were fully taken care of even before the tour began…. We were Island hopping, snorkeling, swimming and coral viewing on the Mae Glass Bottom boat on our tour of the St Anne Marine Park under the careful watch of skipper Eddie and his crew. Nisha, a member of the crew, had her first day with us and she did a fantastic job as well.. the highlight for me was my Birthday Cake fully catered to by Maria of Jadore Seychelles and everyone on the tour singing Happy Birthday… Truly a fun trip that was well organized, well manned and even better executed. Thank you Maria! Thank You J’adore Seychelles!!” – Tripadvisor Reviewer (read more reviews )

8. Curieuse, St. Pierre & La Farine: All Inclusive Snorkel Tour

⭐Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 7 hours

This particular boat trip Seychelles in Mahe gives you a lot of time to learn about the area’s culture. It will take you to the fish market, a tea factory, and a beautiful waterfall, among other places, for the entire day. 

It’s the best-recommended tour, with many priceless things to see during the island tour. 

The Curieuse, St. Pierre & La Farine: All Inclusive Snorkel Tour includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off anywhere on Praslin Island
• Marine park fee
• Snorkeling equipment
• Guided tour on Curieuse

“A fantastic day snorkeling and visiting Curieuse island. The tour operator was on time for pick up and everything was well organized. Our guide gave us some fascinating history of Curieuse Island where we got to visit with the giant tortoises. And to cap it off the barbecue lunch and rum drink were delicious. I would highly recommend it. Thank you! ” – Tammerlindrummond (read more reviews )

9. Mahe: St.Anne Marine National Park Reef Safari with Lunch

⭐Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 7 hours

It’s leisurely on board the Seychelles catamaran cruise with lots of fun discovering the marine national park reef safari. It covers most of the essential things to do on Seychelles island. It’s one of the preferred boat trips in Mahe Seychelles.

Plus, this Seychelles catamaran day trip comes with tropical cocktails and entertainment on board by the crew! 

If you are still hungry at the end of the trip, I recommend going to this boathouse Seychelles restaurant . 

The Mahe: St.Anne Marine National Park Reef Safari with Lunch includes:

• Pickup and drop-off
• Full-day excursion boat trip on catamaran ‘Anahita’
• Snorkeling & swimming
• Buffet lunch and water
• Guitarist entertainment during lunch
• Moyenne island visit (inc Giant Tortoise)
• Tropical cocktail during the return trip

“Absolutely fantastic job, the crew was very professional and the trip was extremely pleasant and hit a lot of the major things on the Seychelles to-do list.” – GetYourGuide traveler (read more reviews )

10. Praslin: Curieuse and St. Pierre Island Excursion

⭐Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 4 hours

This excursion will take you out for the day, where you will have a beachside barbeque, some sodas, and snorkeling near the coastlines of these lovely islands. It’s away from the crowds and has plenty of photo opportunities.

The Praslin: Curieuse and St. Pierre Island Excursion includes:

• Barbecue lunch
• Landing fees
• Return transfers to Praslin

“What a great excursion! It was on a small boat so we weren’t in a big crowd. We got tons of freedom to spend as much time as we liked with the tortoises. The snorkeling on St. Pierre was great too! Not a ton of bright coral but lots of great fish and cool granite features. Our guide spoke great English and did a perfect job of getting us the info we needed while not being intrusive. Also, the Get Your Guide customer support is amazing. 10/10 for this whole trip.” – GetYourGuide traveler (read more reviews )

11. Mahé: Saint-Anne Marine Park and Moyenne Island Cruise

⭐Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars  | ⌛ TOUR LENGTH: 8 hours

Just look at the underwater life in the image above and imagine yourself seeing it in person! On this cruise from Mahé, you will discover the splendor of the Saint-Anne National Marine Park and Moyenne island. 

The Mahé: Saint-Anne Marine Park and Moyenne Island Cruise includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Landing fees for Moyenne Island and St Anne Marine Park
• Lunch at the Jolly Roger restaurant

“Fantastic tour around Moyenne island. The staff and guide were all great and very accommodating. Loved every minute and would highly recommend it when visiting the Seychelles.” – Natasha (read more reviews )

FAQs On The Best Boat Tour Of Seychelles

What to pack in seychelles .

When deciding what to pack in Seychelles, the general guide is to dress comfortably and casually.

On board the Seychelles tour packages, you should not forget to bring some essential items. Here are my recommendations on what you should bring and pack for your trip to Seychelles: 

• Beach Straw Hat 
• Polarized Sunglasses
• Comfortable Sandals For Walking/ Hiking
• Water Resistant Sunscreen with SPF 100

How To Get To Seychelles 

To get to Seychelles,  you can take a nonstop flight from India to Seychelles takes about 4 hours and 30 minutes to travel . 

If you are wondering how to get to Seychelles on a direct flight, you can explore a few airlines like Air Seychelles, Air France, Emirates, and Qatar Airways. Johannesburg and Cape Town also offer direct flights to Victoria, which take around 4 hours and 55 minutes.

Weather In Seychelles 

The weather in Seychelles is tropical. The best time for Seychelles is between April and May, or October and November . Sometimes it does rain due to its tropical location, but it goes on only for a short while. 

December, January, and February are typically the wettest months of the year, while June, July, and August are the driest on Seychelles island.

Final Thoughts: Best Seychelles Boat Tours

So, this guide on boat tours in Seychelles will help you to choose the one that fits your taste. The trips to Seychelles islands will only be complete with a boat ride in the perfect weather!

The best thing about Seychelles is the tropical climate all year round, with a temperature range between 25 – 35 C. It is the perfect getaway holiday escape as you can expect sunny weather. 

So, what else are you waiting for? 

Get your sunglasses, straw hat, flip-flops, and swimsuit ready for adventures with some of the best tours in Seychelles listed above. The island is waiting for you. 

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59 Fun & Unusual Things to Do in Seychelles

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Home to one of the world’s largest tortoises, the Aldabra Tortoise, and being the home to incredible biodiversity from air to water, with over 200 bird species, and more than 1,000 different fish species swimming the transparent blue waters, Seychelles openly welcomes adventurous travelers from around the world to explore it for themselves.

Seychelles is an African archipelago of around 115 islands of different shapes, and sizes, with incredible nature located 2,360 kilometers east of the African coast.

Seychelles is made up of 3 main islands: Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue Islands, a set of other inner islands, and then a final set of outer islands that extend several kilometers away from the main islands, and create somewhat of a circle around the main islands.

Sitting in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the true blue colors of the water lapping onto the powder white sand on the more than 100 beaches throughout the archipelago will instantly relax you into feeling you’ve just jumped into a travel magazine.

Nature paired with the history of the islands will captivate you by showing you the magic of Creole culture. From enjoying the traditional foods to interacting with the locals, and learning about their history as you walk through the capital city of Victoria.

Let’s take a deep dive into the fun and unusual things to do in Seychelles to get a little more inspiration added to your itinerary for this otherworldly destination.

Things to do in Mahé Island (from 1 to 28)

Things to do in praslin island (from 29 to 41), things to do in la digue island (from 42 to 52), things to do in other inner islands (from 53 to 54), things to do in outer islands (from 55 to 59).

Every traveler’s dream comes to life at Mahé Island, the Seychelle’s largest island, overflowing with turquoise-colored beaches, white powder sand, bountiful gardens, incredible national parks, and fragrant spice gardens.

As you explore the abundant nature, the island’s rich Creole culture beautifully shines through as you take a sample of the flavorful dishes, and traditional rum, and explore the world underneath the blue ocean.

Mahé Island may be the central island to connect travelers to other charming islands but stick around, especially in its capital city Victoria, to explore the historical, delicious, and magnificence that the island has to offer.

1 – Do some incredible snorkeling at Sainte Anne Marine National Park

You’ll have a blast exploring the marine wonders at Sainte Anne Marine National Park, made up of 6 islands, each offering an abundance of remarkable beauty.

From snorkeling the pure blue waters of the Indian Ocean, seeing below and around you incredible marine life from pipefish, sea turtles, and even dolphins, to renting out an unreal glass bottom boat where the ocean world opens up at your feet (literally), the only tough thing left to do is pick which activity to do first.

Have you ever wanted to go to the depths of the ocean on a submarine but felt a little nervous about doing it? Consider booking your spot on a semi-submarine tour where you’ll go just enough beneath the water to see the incredible marine life, but also be above the water to see the sweeping views of the Mahé mountains.

Catch a stunning sunset while on a boat cruise through the islands while you enjoy traditional Creole food, or learn about the marine richness of the islands, take a catamaran cruise , and learn and observe the unique animals like the Aldabra giant tortoise that roam this paradise.

• St. Anne Marine Park tours

2 – Give your senses a floral feast at the Victoria Botanical Gardens

Situated in the heart of Victoria are the Victoria Botanical Gardens, brimming with colorful flowers, plants, and not to mention botanical aromas.

Give your senses something to admire for hours as you stroll through the gardens, taking a look at all the plants that make up the thriving ecosystem of Seychelles.

From plants, flowers, trees, shrubs, and the vibrant wildlife that the gardens create, learn about the fruit plants that contribute to the daily diets of the Seychellois as well as the local economy, like breadfruit, coconuts, and other plants where they extract spices like cinnamon, coffee, nutmeg, and vanilla.

Walk under the shady and tall palm trees, taking a look around the dreamy mountain backdrop, before arriving at the tortoise gardens to view some of the local animals of the island.

If you can, try to visit the gardens during the blooming season on the island, December-March.

3 – Swim in the all-natural Ros Sodyer Rock Pool

What exactly is a rock pool? A rock pool, or Ros Sodyer as it’s also called, is essentially a rocky crater that fills up naturally with water from the high tides, creating a natural, crystal blue pool that has gained popularity in the last few years, and that people can enjoy on Mahé Island.

Located on the southwestern coast of the island, the easiest way to get yourself to enjoy the wonders of the natural pool is to book a rock pool tour which will provide a guided short hike (around 1 hour round trip) to the site.

The local guide will ensure that you take the right path because although you can also go on your own using public transportation, the hike might be a little confusing to get if you’ve never taken it before. So, you can take the guided hike on your first trip, and then know how to get to it for future travels.

Take your time swimming, enjoying the sun, and even cliff jumping if you dare.

• rock pool tours

4 – Plan multiple trips to the best beaches in Mahé

Take a scenic beachside hike along the northwest coast of the island on the beautiful Anse Major, known for its beautiful granite cliffs, stunning blue waters, and secluded nature. The entrance to the official Anse Major hike is located inside Seychelles Morne National Park.

Set foot in the picture-perfect Anse Intendance beach, located on the southwestern coast of the island, where you’ll be instantly captivated by the bright turquoise blue waters, powder white sands, and beautiful forests.

Grand Anse is another beach you won’t want to miss if you are close to places like the Vacoa Nature Trail and Grand Anse Village on the west coast of the island. Here you’ll get everything from the impressive mountainscape, dense forests, and of course, the beach which is perfect for swimming.

Considered to be the longest beach in Seychelles, you must check out Beau Vallon Beach and do some snorkeling to get a great view of the vibrant coral reefs that lay below the surface of the crystal blue water.

Lay out in the golden sand and feel the soft breeze of the ocean close by at Anse Takamaka. This beach is also known as a great destination to do some snorkeling, as well as enjoy local Creole cuisine in the restaurants nearby.

Sit under the shade of a palm tree, and enjoy the beautiful views of Anse Royale, surrounded by fresh air, the faint sound of birds, and the warmth of the sand. Here, take advantage of snorkeling, swimming, and even windsurfing amongst other fun activities.

• beach hopping in Mahé

5 – Be amazed at the stunning rainforest views from Venn’s Town – Mission Lodge

Known as Venn’s Town, Mission Lodge is a viewpoint located within the Morne Seychelles National Park and is dubbed as one of the best places to catch sights of the western coast of the island.

Surrounded by dense and leafy rainforest, wildlife like birds, of various species the Aldabra giant tortoise, the Seychelles tree frog, and the Hawksbill turtle, get an incredible view of the mountains, forest, and ocean that you won’t soon forget when visiting the Mission Lodge.

Other than the natural beauty of the place, you will also get to learn about the other reason why it is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as you’ll also be able to see the ruins of the boarding school that used to be where the children of freed slaves would attend back in the late 19th century.

You can visit anytime between 9:00 am – 5:00 pm for free.

6 – Get to know the history of the island plus more at the Seychelles National Museum

Comprising 3 major museums recounting the history of Seychelles through various areas, a visit to the Seychelles National Museums is a must-add to your list of things to do in Seychelles.

Browse all the relics inside The National Museum of History that will give you a glimpse into the history of the islands, from its first recorded history, to when it became a colony, and then when the islands claimed their independence, and beyond.

Learn about Creole culture and traditions to gain a better appreciation of the island and its people from the exhibits, artifacts, images, and stories inside the exhibits.

The Natural History Museum shows a different side to the Seychelle islands, highlighting the fruitful natural history. From the geological finds on the islands, showcasing some of the unique plants and flowers that grow on the islands, to their impact on the ecosystem of the islands and of the world, will surely inspire consciousness in all of its visitors.

Learn how the island’s traditions and identity are closely tied to the beauty of the nature of Seychelles.

Lastly, the National Herbarium of Seychelles goes a bit more in-depth showing its visitors about the varied plant species of the island. Come and spend some time learning about the estimated 6000 specimens of flower plants, and other special findings regarding the plants you’ve seen around the island.

7 – Explore the natural wonders of the Morne Seychellois National Park on a hiking trip

Fancy a hike through some of the most beautiful trails with privileged views of the island?

A visit to Morne Seychellois National Park is a must-visit, covering 3,045 hectares and overflowing with sights of mangroves, and tropical jungle, and covered by a crisscross network of various trails worth taking.

Walk through the 1.2 kilometers of the Copolia Trail, which takes people around 1.5 hours to complete, lightly climbing and hiking through some of the rocks and vine-y trees, surrounded by the sound of birds around you. In the end, be rewarded with a spectacular sweeping view of the ocean and islands on the east coast of Mahé island.

Covered in green vegetation is the Trois Freres Trail, where the scent of spices like cinnamon takes over as you start the magical hike. As you hike the trail, you’ll start to see the sight of the nearby islands dotting the impressive ocean.

Anse Major Trail covers around 3.7 kilometers of the northern tip of the national park. The hike takes a little under 2 hours to complete. Enjoy the beautiful abundance of birds, the secluded nature of the trail, and views of the beautiful ocean along the side.

Morne Blanc Trail has some of the most coveted views of the island of Mahé, taking you through a beautiful trail through the jungle, around 1.8 kilometers long. The trail is moderate, with some climbing up steps required, but rest assured that the views will be worth it.

View the beauty of the rivers near the Salazie Trail, around 5.4 kilometers in total, on either a hike or bike ride. Make sure to pack your hiking boots, however, as the trail is a little rocky.

• hiking in Mahé

8 – Immerse yourself in Creole influences at Domaine de Val des Prés – Craft Village

Visit the historical landmark called Domaine de Val des Prés also known as Craft Village located on the east coast of Mahé island.

A place to get a dose of Creole cuisine, crafts, and architecture, check out Domaine de Val des Prés, which is comprised of 3 different houses on the property called the “Gran Kaz” “La Caz Rosa” and “Maison de Coco” – each with interesting histories worth checking out.

Revamped and improved to reflect what a traditional Creole village looked like before outside influences, gives visitors a great example of what typical life looked like in the Seychelle islands from traditional food, practices, activities, daily tools, and more.

One of the things not to miss is stepping inside Maison de Coco where you can check out the various different coconut-made products, especially delectable food products. Also check out the unique souvenirs like hand-painted mugs, which make perfect gifts to take back home to family members.

Hungry? Stay for lunch at their restaurant where you can try traditional Creole delicacies. The Craft Village has free entry.

9 – Relish the crystal blue waters with scuba diving

Scuba diving is undoubtedly one of the best things to do in Seychelles due to its pristine and beautiful blue, turquoise waters uncovering a magnificent world underneath the surface.

Check out Brissare Rocks, known for its strong currents which bring in a variety of different wildlife, from barracudas to bright and colorful coral reefs, and then some. Swim with the school of fish, and observe the bright sun illuminate the jagged rocks underneath.

Looking to dive into some more adventurous waters? Check out Aldebaran, situated on the northern tip of the island, where other than incredible schools of fish, you may also be in the company of giant groupers and whale sharks.

If you’re looking for a few places in the southern part of the island, check out Turtle Rock, in which you might find a few more varieties of sharks, some of which you may have never even heard of like White Tips.

10 – Plan the ultimate nature escape at Port Glaud

Situated on the northwestern coast of the island is the village of Port Glaud, known for extraordinary beaches, as well as a few other activities to plan for.

L’Islette is a beautiful small island located on the bay of Port Glaud, just a 3-minute boat ride away, where you’ll find a beautiful array of vegetation greeting you the moment you disembark the boat. Enjoy taking a swim on one of its beaches, laying out on the sand, and observing the jagged rocks off the shore.

Port Glaud Lagoon is the perfect beach to take a sunset walk through, taking in the golden lights of the sun on the sand. Though the lagoon is perfectly ok to swim in, tread carefully as the bottom could be rocky in some parts.

Nearby is the outstanding sight of Port Glaud Waterfall, a stunning cascade of water to top off the immense beauty of Port Glaud, just a short hike away from the lagoon.

Lastly, finish your activities by dining at Del Place , a famous waterfront restaurant in Port Glaud, serving Creole specialties or a refreshing cocktail drink as you watch the speed boats glide through the sparkling water.

11 – Surround yourself with the beauty of Sauzier Waterfall on a buggy tour

Another outstanding sight to see is the Port Glaud Waterfall also known as Sauzier Waterfall, where for the price of 50 SCR, you’ll be able to experience the beauty of the waterfall, and natural beauty all around.

Located on the west coast of the island, the easiest way to get to the waterfall is via a 5-minute hike which starts in the village of Port Glaud, on a street that sits beside a church.

You’ll be able to take some time to swim in the natural pool that forms at the bottom, so pack accordingly.

Elevate your experience on a buggy tour throughout the wilderness surrounding Sauzier waterfall, plus the beach, and dense tropical jungle, and feel like you’re getting a private tour of the natural scenery with a local guide.

On top of exploring the natural scenes, you’ll also stop by the Craft Village to get a dose of Creole culture and snacks.

• buggy tours in Mahé

12 – Entertain yourself with the activities and beaches in Baie Lazare

Explore the wonders at Baie Lazare, located on the southwestern coast of the island, offering some of the most relaxing and paradise-like escapes whether you’re visiting for the day, or you’re planning on staying in one of the resorts.

Belonging to the Four Seasons Hotel, Petite Anse is a private little beach, tucked away into the dense forest of the island. Even if you aren’t staying at the Four Seasons, you are still welcome to go to this beach, which some people may or may not know.

Baie Lazare Public Beach is another alternative if you can’t make it to Petite Anse, where you can also plan a beach day and bathe in the turquoise blue waters, or layout in the golden, powder sand. If you’re up for it, windsurfing is a popular activity to do there.

Step inside the St. Francis of Assisi Church in Baie Lazare, and learn about the interesting history of the Catholic church, as well as take in the intricate interior details and design of French colonialism.

13 – Spice up your life at Jardin du Roi Spice Garden

Located on the southeast coast of the island is the Jardin du Roi Spice Garden, which takes visitors back to a time when the island was known as a spice capital.

Enjoy strolling through the scent-filled walkways of the spice garden, where aromas of vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, and more perfume the air, as you also take in the beautifully manicured gardens.

For the entry price of 110 SCR, you can have access to the spice garden, book a guided tour by a staff member to gain more insight into the history of the island as a spice hub, as well as visit the small museum, and even check out the tortoise garden.

Come hungry and get a taste for the flavors of the island in the dishes served at their on-site restaurant, an experience not to miss, and depending on which spices you liked the best, make sure to buy them to take them back home.

The Jardin du Roi Spice Garden is open from 10 am – 5 pm every day.

• Jardin du Roi tours

14 – Be amazed at the intricate and colorful details of the Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar Hindu Temple

Found in Victoria is the Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar Temple, a Hindu Temple that is open for visitors to enter and explore.

Dedicated to Lord Vinayagar, god of safety and prosperity, this temple is the only Hindu Temple located on the islands that was built in 1992, and that was because of the growing Hindu population at the time.

Today, however, many visitors (whether of the Hindu religion or not) visit the holy temple to view the intricate designs on the walls of the temple, from the detailed carvings of icons and symbols on the exterior of the temple to the icons inside.

Your eyes will immediately be drawn by the colorful, small icons and sculptures that form part of the wall decoration, each in various colors and beautiful to contemplate for a moment.

The temple is open every day from 6:00 am – 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm.

15 – Mingle with the rich and famous at Eden Island

Visit the man-made island of Eden, located off the eastern coast of Mahé island.

Created for the intent of entertainment and opulent living, give yourself the luxury of exploring the activities there are to do on Eden Island, which is around 56 hectares in total.

Enjoy the absolute paradise of beaches, beautiful parks, and hiking trails, or take a walk on the marina, as you take a gander at the yachts and private boats owned by the rich and famous.

Do some local boutique shopping near the marina, and afterward step inside one of the many restaurants offering a variety of world cuisines.

If you really want to go for the ultimate luxury experience, consider renting a yacht and sailing for a bit feeling like the captain of your very own boat, on one of the most exclusive islands in Seychelles.

The way to get to Eden Island is by taking a taxi, as both islands are connected via a bridge.

16 – Experience the skies and views of Mahé island on a helicopter tour

Enjoy the magnificent views of Mahé Island, as you soar through the skies on a helicopter tour.

Whether you’re flying above the crystal blue water and shores, the green and leafy tropical jungles, or the beautiful islands dotting the ocean, you’ll surely be amazed at the incredible amount of beauty that will open up for you the higher you go.

Fly with peace of mind with a trained pilot, and all the security measures in place to ensure safety in the skies. You will also receive a brief safety training to be aware of how the helicopter works, and other helpful information.

If you want to go all out, and create an even more memorable experience, consider opting for a helicopter tour that also includes lunch, stops throughout the trip to secret beaches, and flying over a few more islands in addition to Mahé.

Choose from either a 15 or 30-minute journey, crossing the island in one quick flight. Helicopter tours start at $424 USD.

• helicopter tours in Mahé

17 – Visit the Sir Selwyn Selwin Clarke Market, a national landmark

Visit the main market in Victoria, Sir Selwyn Selwin Clarke Market, where you can buy anything from fruits, vegetables, other ingredients, clothing, accessories, and unique and handcrafted souvenirs.

Come for the awesome and local shopping opportunities, stay for the colorful and lively ambiance of locals purchasing everyday items, and breathe in the aromas of the spices sold at the market.

Get a sample of the local abundance of fruits and vegetables, as well as foods being prepared at the market.

The market is open every day, except for Sundays, typically opening as early as sunrise, and closing around 4-5 pm. Locals recommend visiting the market on a Saturday, as that is when the market is most popular, and more sellers come to showcase their products.

Make sure to carry cash with you if you plan on buying, as that is the main mode of purchasing.

18 – Visit the first Catholic church on the island, Victoria Cathedral

Make a stop at Victoria Cathedral, also known as the Church of the Immaculate Conception, located in the town of Victoria, on Olivier Maradan Street.

Victoria Cathedral was one of the first cathedrals to be built on the island and is one of the largest Catholic churches.

Inside, you’ll be able to visit the crypt of the first and only bishop of the church who is buried there, as well as the intricate details of the design inside, paintings, icons, and altars dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

The building can be admired from the outside, as it is considered one of the most beautiful buildings in the city, donning a French colonial style.

You can also attend mass inside every Sunday if that is something of interest while you’re visiting Mahé island.

19 – Visit Baie Ternay Marine National Park for some incredible snorkeling opportunities

Sitting on the northwestern tip of the island, Baie Ternay Marine National Park is one of the most beautiful natural reserves and parks to set foot on when visiting Mahé island.

From the beaming biodiversity clearly seen the moment you visit the colorful coral reefs, you’ll be able to see if you go below the surface of the clear blue waters, you’ll want to extend whatever time you’ve reserved for Baie Ternay Marine National Park.

Some of the major activities to take part in here are snorkeling the blue waters, catching a beautiful sunset, doing some hiking, or simply sitting on the shores of the beach and taking in the beauty to disconnect from any of life’s worries.

Consider booking a Catamaran boat tour, and get up close and personal with some of the cool-looking parrot fish and even whale sharks, while enjoying a filling BBQ lunch on board.

According to locals, the best times to visit, weatherwise, are during the transitional weather seasons, such as April, May, or October, November.

• Baie Ternay Marine Park tours

20 – See the start-to-finish production of tea at the Tea Factory

Tea lovers enjoy witnessing the tea-making process, from cultivation to taste testing the final product at the Tea Factory on Mahé Island.

Both a museum and a plantation, the Tea Factory hosts daily tours with knowledgeable guides, who will showcase, explain, and tell stories from the first tea factories in the area, and how much the tea-making industry has grown over the years in Seychelles.

Towards the end, you’ll be able to sample a few of the prized hot drinks, which will surely enamor your tastebuds to buy some for the return home.

If you have tea-loving friends at home, don’t hesitate to purchase a few tea bags to go.

To double-check on visiting hours, entrance prices, and tours, make sure to head to their website for the most updated information.

21 – Taste test the island’s rum at Takamaka Rum Distillery

Learn about the history and tradition of producing and consuming rum on the island, and enjoy the drink with new friends on a tour of the Takamaka Rum Distillery .

Situated in the middle of a fragrant spice garden, where the scent of vanilla, cardamon, coconut, and cinnamon will greet you, is the heritage house of La Plaine St. André, where the distillery is set.

Other than the distillery, you can also expect to find a museum, a few gardens including a medicinal garden, and even a few Aldabra tortoises.

Step inside the museum to get a dose of the history of the distillery and house, as well as about the founders of the distillery. Additionally, you’ll be able to experience the deep connection of rum to the island, as well as how it’s produced.

Hungry? Stick around and enjoy some delicious foods served at their restaurant, Rum Shack, or their food truck. Wash it down with some of the best rums produced at the distillery, available for a separate price.

22 – Experience a magical sunset on the beach while horseback riding near Barbarons

Looking for some romantic plans to add to your list of things to do in Seychelles? Consider booking a lovely beach horse riding experience on the western coast of the island, near the Barbarons resort.

Whether you’re traveling with your partner, or you want to experience the sunset on the beach on horseback, then definitely consider this fun experience. Depending on the package that you pick, you will gallop across scenery that will feel like it’s been taken straight out of a storybook.

From aromatic paths of flowers like the Ylang Ylang flowers, the magnificent granite rocks near the shore, to the sights of marine animals out in the distance peeking their heads, or grazing the surface of the waters with the mystical backdrop of a beach sunset, it’s the ultimate vibe and a moment you’ll surely never forget.

If you are wanting to make the trip even more romantic, you can coordinate a picnic at the beach after the horseback riding experience, and even have professional film and photography capture the moment of surprise.

23 – Explore the capital city of the island, Victoria

Victoria is the capital city of Mahé Island and Seychelles, and definitely worth exploring for a bit to get an in-depth understanding of the local culture, traditions, people, and more.

The city is brimming with many cultural activities to take part in, from stepping inside the Sir Selwyn Clarke Market to see some of the most fragrant spices and ingredients native to the island or taking a stroll through the crown jewel of the city, the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens.

Get your picture in front of the 100+-year-old Victoria Clock Tower, an unofficial emblem of the city, and one of the first monuments built by the British empire in honor of Queen Victoria.

One of the best ways to explore the city’s magic is by booking a walking tour, which will not only show you the most popular sights in the city but also offer you insight directly from a local tour guide on the history, as well as any tips or best places to eat nearby.

Many tours will also include ground transportation, depending on the type of city tour you book; some can be done walking and some can include driving you to the sights.

• Victoria tours

24 – Test your luck at the local casinos

Situated on the southern coast of the island is Club Liberté Casino , a hub for different types of entertainment in one location. From casino fun to private gaming rooms, and incredible restaurants serving world-class cuisine, you surely won’t run out of things to do at Club Liberté Casino.

With their slogan “ Play the Seychellois Way” a fun time is guaranteed at Gran Kaz Victoria . With a true passion for fun, you’ll play alongside locals, and get to learn and enjoy some of the local casino games on top of the classic ones. Make sure to check out their frequent promotions, offering Happy Hour specials, and other special gaming discounts.

Located in the affluent Eden Island, check out Star Casino Seychelles , where you’ll be able to rub shoulders with the wealthy residents while testing your luck at the slot machines. Play with local island residents surrounded by glorious beach scenery, palm trees, and fancy yachts. Check out their upcoming events and raffle events.

Enjoy the local beach beauty around Berjaya Beau Vallon Bay Resort & Casino as you make your way to play. Afterward, make sure to stay to enjoy dinner with a spectacular view at one of their incredible restaurants on-site the resort.

25 – Get your thrill on rock climbing or zip lining

To experience some of the best rock climbing and zip lining experience, check out Constance Ephelia Resort, located on Mahé island’s west coast.

Regardless of if you’re a guest or not, you’ll be able to book your adventurous activity with the resort, just make sure to complete the booking on their website ahead of time.

Whether you’re a complete newbie or a professional rock climber, you’ll surely enjoy the natural and artificial rock climbing options at the resort. Equipped with professional rock climbers ready to harness you safely, and guide you if you should get stuck, be rest assured that even if you’ve never rock climbed in your life, this activity is definitely for you, no matter your age.

Zip lining is another fun and new experience recently opened at Constance Ephelia Resort, where you’ll zip through the wilderness of Mahé island, breathing in the thrill and fresh air as it comes to you, losing yourself in the beauty of leafy jungles opening up all around you.

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26 – Book a kayaking experience at Port Launay

Indulge in the pure beauty and incredibly fun aquatic activities at Port Launay, a beautiful marine park located on the northwest point of the island.

From soaking the sun rays on the beach for a while to booking a memorable scuba diving lesson, or snorkeling through the depths of the bright blue ocean, with the many rental shacks on the beach, you’ll be able to pick from a variety of different water activities.

Rent a kayak tour where you’ll be joining a group of other travelers, led by a kayaking professional as you ride the gentle waves of the calm waters.

Take in the beauty of the ocean on one side, and the sight of the dense tropical forest and golden powder sand on the other side.

After the day’s activities, refuel at one of the beach restaurants where you’ll be able to not only feast on incredible local dishes, but also bask in the beauty of the sunset as day turns into evening.

27 – Catch a movie at Deepam Cinema

Located in the heart of the city of Victoria, check out Deepam Cinema , the only cinema in the city that shows some of the most recent Hollywood blockbusters, as well as a few foreign movies from France, India, China, and a few other countries.

The movie theater’s exterior is something to appreciate for a moment, as it’s a stone building decorated with a few white columns and mini square windows adorning the front entrance. It definitely doesn’t look like your average movie theater, in a good way.

With a seating capacity of around 247 seats, if you want to attend a movie showing here, you can find the most recent movie listings on their Facebook page, where you can also access the link to buy movie tickets online.

With a few select movie showing hours throughout the week, the current movie schedule is Monday-Thursdays 7 pm- 9 pm, as well as Saturdays and Sundays 3:15 pm,7:00 pm & 9:00 pm.

28 – Plan a romantic dinner with your partner

Walk with your partner through the candle-filled pathways until reaching your table, to enjoy the main specialties at Eden restaurant. Offering a variety of seafood, Cajun & Creole, and other world cuisines, you’ll fall in love with the restaurant’s ambiance and privacy.

Enjoy a candlelit dinner at Cyann where you can expect pure culinary art. Serving exquisite seafood and sushi, your partner and yourself will enjoy this restaurant located on Port Launay, beside the beautiful Constance Ephelia Resort.

Have a romantic dinner at Seyshima, known for its fresh seafood, fusion Asian cuisine, as well as great vegan options. Dine under the romantic string lights or the dimly lit pergola situated in the middle of a dense forest.

Serving a delectable variety of European and Mediterranean cuisines is La Scala Restaurant , where you can enjoy with your partner the marvelous beachside sounds and ambiance as the day turns to night.

Welcome the evening on a romantic dinner at La Plage Restaurant, located on the north coast of the island. Enjoy the sight of the sun setting and sparkling away on the horizon of the Indian Ocean as you enjoy fresh seafood, and the Mediterranean, or French cuisine.

Known as the second largest island in Seychelles, Praslin Island is nothing short of outstanding when it comes to incredible scuba diving and other water activities, as well as a few other unique things to see.

When you’re visiting, make sure to catch a glimpse of the national fruit of the Seychelles Coco de Mer, stop in to see how virgin coconut oil is produced, or forget life’s worries as you sit under the leafy palm trees in its gorgeous beaches.

29 – Take a nature hike through Praslin National Park – Vallée de Mai

Nature lovers rejoice and plan a visit to the beautiful Praslin National Park, the second largest national park in the Seychelles, which also happens to remain relatively untouched by industrialism, meaning that the park is beaming in its natural beauty, and wildlife.

Also known as Vallée de Mai, the park has many different trails, there is one official trail that visitors frequent called the “Glacis Noire” which takes around 1 hour to complete. Due to the virtually untouched nature of the park, the trail may be a little bumpy so make sure to pack your hiking gear to trek the natural trail.

The national park has a ton of beautiful viewpoints from different parts, including the end of the Glacis Noire trail, where you can catch a glimpse of the famous Seychelles Black Parrot, a bird native to this island that resides in this park.

Another sight not to miss is the outstanding Praslin National Park Waterfall, surrounded by leafy palm trees, and a fresh mist to cool off during your hike.

• Vallée de Mai tours

30 – Plan a beach day at the best beach on the island, Anse Lazio

How about some fun in the sun at the best beach on the island, and maybe in all of Seychelles?

That would be Anse Lazio, situated in the northwest corner of Praslin island, which has gained recognition from various travel sources for its transparent, aqua-colored beach, powder white sand, big, shady palm trees, and forests, making it look like a desktop wallpaper.

Stretching some 400 meters in total, one of the differences between this beach and a few others on the island is the absence of coral reefs, and the depth of the beach which can go quite deep, so be sure to take some precautions when swimming there.

Adding to the beauty of the beach are the seaside beaches where you can get your grub on, after taking a midday dip or taking a rejuvenating nap on the beach.

• Anse Lazio tours

31 – Watch as the ocean opens up at your feet on a glass boat tour

Looking for a unique boat experience on Praslin island? Have you ever heard of a glass boat tour?

Just like a regular boat that you can hop on and take a tour of the island, and the ocean, and get closer to marine life, a glass boat tour will do that and step it up a notch.

Get the ultimate experience as you board the boat, with a glass section on the floor of the boat, allowing you to see the ocean as it glides through the water. See up close fishes, and other forms of wildlife right before your eyes without even hopping off the boat.

If you book a Praslin boat tour, however, you’ll get the added possibility of participating in scuba diving and snorkeling activities. Eat on board a delicious lunch and then afterward, take a guided tour of Curieuse Island, one of the small islands near Praslin.

Glass boat tours start at $114 USD.

• boat tours in Praslin

32 – Hike up and get privileged views of the island at Zimbabwe Viewpoint

Take a hike passing through leafy palm trees, forests, shrubs, and beautiful beaches as you make your way to the highest point of the island, Zimbabwe Viewpoint, also known as Grand Fond.

Showcasing views of the eastern coast of Praslin island, you can even catch a glimpse of Curieuse Island, not to mention the crystal blue water contrasting with the wild green colors of the natural forest.

Another sight to see while you’re on your way up is the Seychelles Blue Pigeon, which is another bird native to the islands.

Be in complete and utter nature, as you take the nature trail or you drive up to the viewpoint, although if you do, make sure to consider going slowly as the roads are a bit steep and narrow. If you typically experience motion sickness, you may want to be careful as well.

If you don’t have a car, you can also take bus #62 which can take you up the mountain, and then you’d only hike 15 minutes to get to the prized viewpoint.

33 – Explore the nature and history of Curieuse Island and visit the giant tortoises

Sitting on the east of Praslin island is Curieuse island, a very small island that is known widely for its incredibly giant granite rock forms on the island, as well as for housing giant tortoises.

If you’re in search of tortoises, you must check out the Tortoise Sanctuary at the Curieuse Marine National Park, where you’ll find 200 + giant tortoises living peacefully in their habitat, as well as learn about how they are cared for and protected on the island.

Another notable item that is unique to the island is Coco de Mer (Coconut of the Sea), which is essentially the biggest nut in the world, and also the national fruit of Seychelles.

Though it’s not typically consumed on the island, it has been used more often in natural medicines and remedies not only in Seychelles but other neighboring countries.

Lastly, learn a bit about the history of the island at the Ruins of the Leprosarium, which used to be a building isolated in the mountains of the island, where various slaves from the island were kept who suffered from Leprosy.

Learn about how the Ruins of the Leprosarium was the first building of its kind to be opened in the new British Indian Ocean Territory, and get incredible jungle views while you’re there.

• Curieuse day trips from Praslin

34 – Learn about the medicinal properties of coconut oil at the Virgin Coconut Oil Factory

Learn about all the properties and uses of Virgin Coconut Oil, as well as its importance to both the culture and local economy of the island by visiting the Virgin Coconut Oil Factory.

See for your eyes the extraction of 100% natural virgin coconut oil, as well as the exportation of this island’s liquid gold between 1913-1920 to France, India, the U.K, and Mauritius.

Learn about the medicinal uses of coconut oil in today’s world, especially its growing popularity in the western world for beauty too, and other uses you may not have known about before.

Enter the traditional house where the oil still gets produced and processed, using ancient techniques that have been passed down through generations. After the tour, make sure to stop inside the gift shop where you can take your own little bottle of the island’s virgin coconut oil either for yourself or your friends back home.

The Virgin Coconut Oil Factory is located on the east coast of Praslin Island, near Grand Anse beach.

35 – Snorkel around the waters of Chauve Souris on what feels like your own private island

Found around 400 meters off the northeast coast of Praslin Island is Chauve Souris, a small granite island covered by dense forest, and leafy palm trees.

From the beautiful and completely natural landscape of rocky boulders, shrubs, and other local plants, to the beautiful beaches and luxurious hotels that float above the ocean, the island is small but very quaint and beautiful to experience in the middle of the Indian Ocean.

For an additional idea for fun on the island, consider booking a snorkeling experience tour on the island, where you’ll be able to dive to the depths of the ocean, taking in the beautiful and abundant marine life below.

Depending on the package you pick, it may also include roundtrip transportation to the island as well as a delightful 4-course meal on what feels like your own private island.

For those looking for a romantic alternative, consider arranging a dreamy dinner under a romantic pergola overlooking the blue ocean, created by a professional chef.

Tours to Chauve Souris start at $50 USD.

• Chauve Souris tours

36 – Show off your golfing skills at Constance Lemuria golf course

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon golfing at Constance Lemuria Golf Course , surrounded by the majestic tropical jungle of the island, the crisp blue ocean, and the soft island breeze every now and then.

Showcasing an 18-hole golf course, and even more, stunning views of the ocean from various heights, enjoy taking a look around once in a while during your game.

Since its opening in 2000, this golf course has enamored its visiting golfers with its 5,611 meters of rolling green grass and landscape, designed by Marc Antoine Farry and Rodney Wright, two professional golfers.

Whether you’re staying at the Constance Ephelia Resort, or not, you’ll still be able to take advantage of this fabulous golf course, just make sure to make your reservation ahead of time.

37 – Lie on the beach or hike your way around Anse Georgette

With its soft gentle waves making a light splash on the white powder shores of Anse Georgette, visitors rave time and time again at the beauty of this beach located on the northern tip of Praslin island.

Though the beach may be small, there is an abundance of things to do from water to land at Anse Georgette. Snorkel down to catch a glimpse of the colorful coral reefs, as well as schools of fish beautifying the marine scenery before you.

On land, make sure to check out the Mont Plaisir to Anse Georgette nature trail, a 45-minute hike that takes you through beautiful paths, and a few nature trails, making you stop in your tracks to take photos at the beautiful viewpoints.

If you decide to take the hike, make sure that you either book the hike with a local guide or download an offline map to your phone to help you reroute in case you may get lost.

If hiking isn’t your thing, a lie in the warm sand is always a good idea, and one not to miss while surrounded by the beauty of Anse Georgette.

Lastly, if you want to see more, faster, consider booking a private boat trip that will make stops at a few of the small islands of Seychelles, including Anse Georgette, Curieuse, and St Pierre to name a few.

• Anse Georgette tours

38 – Become a pro scuba diver

You may have heard by now that scuba diving is one of the most popular and best things to do in Seychelles, and with good reason. For its crystal blue, transparent waters, abundant coral reefs, beautiful marine life living freely, and so much more, the reasons are endless.

However, if you may not be too confident in your scuba diving skills, consider taking a class with the Octopus Diving Center , where you’ll be in good hands as you take up this adventurous activity.

With over 10 years of experience, and different scuba diving lesson packages to offer, you will feel prepared and confident when diving to the depths of the ocean not just in Seychelles, but everywhere – consider it the souvenir that keeps on giving.

White Tip Divers is another great diving school that offers lessons in scuba diving, with a variety of courses available to meet your needs and budget. From an introductory scuba diving course all the way to advanced open water courses and even dive master certification, and everything in between.

39 – Spend the day Island hopping in the sun

Other than scuba diving and doing all the water sports activities in Seychelles, one of the other amazing activities to do is to go island hopping.

With around 115 islands, join one of the many fun island hopping tours, taking you to all the small islands that you don’t always hear about, but equally, offer beauty and interest that you won’t get anywhere else.

Consider taking a day trip to the islands and islets of Cocos, Felicite, and La Digue, where you’ll fall in love with the incredible snorkeling options waiting for you, with ample views of the coral reefs surrounding the islands, as well as eel, rays, and even whale sharks from time to time.

Another island hopping day trip to check out is to Cousin Island Special Reserve of Nature , a 400-meter space of the beautiful dense forest, where a variety of island birds reside perfectly for an eco-tourism experience.

Also part of the island hopping experience is St. Pierre Island known for its spectacular snorkeling opportunities and other fun water sports, and Curieuse Island known for its Tortoise Sanctuary at the Curieuse Marine National Park.

• island hopping from Praslin

40 – Lay out on the powder sand of Cote D’Or Beach and the other great beaches

The beaches on Praslin island are nothing short of incredible, and definitely worthy of a visit or two starting with Cote D’Or beach.

Also known as Anse Volbert Beach, Cote D’Or Beach is the longest and widest beach on the island. It has a variety of water activity rental shops to pick out between snorkeling or going on a diving excursion, as well as delicious and cute restaurant beach shacks.

Want to go to a beach where you’ll find incredible wildlife? Check out Cocos Island Beach, stunning white sand and blue water beach where other than paradise vibes, you’ll also find beautiful schools of fish, tortoises, and water activities like snorkeling and diving.

Considered to be the most beautiful beach on the island, you cannot miss out on Anse Lazio Beach, on the northwest coast of the island. Indulge in heavenly views of blue waters, while sinking your feet in the warm white sands.

If you are looking for similar beauty to Anse Lazio Beach but don’t want to be bothered by too many crowds of people, then check out Petite Anse Lazio, which as the name may describe, is simply a smaller version of Anse Lazio. To get between these two beaches, there is a short path that you can walk, taking you through the jungle.

41 – Take a guided tour through the Fond Ferdinand

The Fond Ferdinand is a beautifully rich nature preserve that houses over 112 hectares of plants and animal species, which makes it larger than some of the other popular nature preserves on Mahé Island, and at a lower price point.

Walk along with a guide, included in the entrance price you pay, and explore the wilderness that lies throughout the park. From several viewpoints offering postcard views of the park, and a few other nearby islands, to sights of the famous Coco de Mer nuts, and incredible bird-watching opportunities like the Black Parrot, you’ll come out feeling rejuvenated by the jungle landscape.

If you can manage it, try to be at the park earlier in the morning, as that is when the least amount of people visit, and the cut-off time to get a tour of the park is 1 pm.

If you’re in a hurry, you can purchase a skip-the-line ticket to Fond Ferdinand, and within 2 hours explore the attractions of the park through a beautiful hike.

• Fond Ferdinand tours

La Digue Island is the island to visit if what you’re looking for are secluded beaches that look like they were taken straight out of a travel magazine.

Though there isn’t a ton to see on the island like at Mahé or Praslin Island, La Digue Island invites its guests to truly disengage from the outside world, and fully absorb the slow pace of life that is commonly referred to as “island life”.

Rest in the soft sand beaches of Anse Source d’Argent, visit the coconut plantations, take a hike to experience firsthand the call of various island birds, and so much more.

42 – Visit the island’s most beautiful beach, Anse Source d’Argent

Considered the most beautiful beach on the island, Anse Source d’Argent is located on the island’s southwest coast and is known for its giant granite boulders, its picture-perfect strip of white sandy beach touching with the bluest water you’ll ever see.

When planning your trip to Anse Source d’Argent, make sure to bring cash with you because unlike other beaches in Seychelles, entry requires payment. The entrance into this beach is 100 SCR.

Enjoy the lovely seaside restaurants, bars, and fruit stands nearby, take a dip and swim in the transparent waters, or even participate in some snorkeling to catch a glimpse of the stunning and bright coral reefs that lay underneath the water’s surface.

Due to the popularity of the beach, if you want to ensure a good spot at the beach, consider arriving early in the day.

43 – Get a 360 view of the ocean around you on a transparent kayak tour

Grab your friends and take to the ocean on not just any kayak tour, but a transparent kayak tour that allows for a complete 360-degree view of the water all around you and even under you.

With tour providers like Crystal Waters Kayaks on La Digue Island, you’ll be able to easily book your tour online, where the experience includes 3-hours of kayaking, coral viewing, and adventure excursion through the coastal waters of the Indian Ocean.

In your booking price, you’ll not only get the transparent kayak and equipment included, but also the guide’s knowledge, a safety briefing, and waterproof bags to put your belongings in.

As you explore the ocean in this unique experience, you will also get the chance to go inside some of the local caves and take a dip inside the natural pools formed by granite rocks.

If transparent kayaking is on your list of things to do in Seychelles, make sure to plan accordingly and visit/book the experience anytime except for between June–October.

44 – Get the best views of La Digue Island on the Nid D’Aigles (Eagle’s Nest) hike

Journey through the natural scenery of the Nid D’Aigles (Eagle’s Nest) – a mountain tour taking you through approximately 4 kilometers of wild jungle terrain, to arrive at the highest point of the island, some 333 meters.

Known for its incredible views throughout the hike, many locals recommend stopping by the cafe restaurant in the settlement of Belle Vue, which is around halfway up to the top of the mountain. Here, you can refuel and replenish what you’ve walked so far, as well as take in the views of the ocean and a few islands.

Though the beauty is in the hike, if you’d like, you can also reserve a tour to take you to the halfway point of the trail, and then you’d just walk the rest of the way.

Locals also recommend starting the hike early in the day when the sun is at its weakest for a more comfortable trek.

45 – Wander through the L’Union Estate Park and Coconut Plantation House

Visit L’Union Estate Park , where you’ll get a taste of the history of the coconut and vanilla plantation, as you learn about the coconuts planted in the park, as well as what parts of the coconut are used to produce the famous coconut oil.

The Plantation House National Monument is one of the oldest houses on the island, showing an example of typical French colonial architecture. View the house from the outside, and learn about the special woods and palm trees used to create this house, which used to be the home of a Mauritian family.

Walk through the jaw-droppingly gorgeous trails covered in historic palm trees, where you may even catch a glimpse of the famous Seychelles tortoise, the Aldabra Giant Tortoise.

Fancy a dip on the beach? You have to check out the beautiful Anse Source D’Argent Beach, not too far from L’Union Estate Park.

The park has an entry fee of SCR 100.

46 – Spot the Giant Union Rock and meet with one of the largest tortoises in the world at the Tortoise Farm

Situated within L’Union Estate Park is the Tortoise Farm, offering visitors an experience to witness with their own eyes the 2nd largest tortoise in the world, the Giant Aldabra tortoises roaming the island.

At the farm, you’ll also be able to learn more in-depth about the large animals, from what they eat, how long they live, what their natural habitat is like, and why they abound in Seychelles.

After learning about the giant tortoises, make sure to head over to the Giant Union Rock, a giant monolithic, granite rock that sits tall in the middle of a bountiful jungle paradise. It is a popular sight to see mostly during sunset hour to catch some serious end-of-the-day golden hour.

Make sure to bring your hiking shoes, and climb up the beautiful rock, located in L’Union Estate Park, on the southwestern coast of the island.

47 – Spend a sunny day at Anse Cocos beach and swim at the Natural Swimming Pool

Anse Cocos Beach is one of the smaller beaches on the island, boasting some of the most beautiful views and vibes, located on the eastern side of the island.

Although the beach is definitely swimmable, if you’re traveling with children it’s best to keep an eye on them as the water closest to the shore is shallow, but it quickly gets deeper if you veer off deeper into the water.

The beach itself is a stunning vision of the perfect beach, with crystal blue waters, and soft sand to melt right into. While you’re having your own beach day, make sure to try the local fruits at the local beach shacks and stands selling local delicacies like cut-up fruit.

Also, another sight not to miss is the beautiful natural swimming pools, located on the north side of the beach. These natural pools are created by the granite rock formations that create a “pool” or bowl that gets naturally filled in by the high tide of the beach.

48 – Learn about the rare island birds at Veuve Nature Reserve

Veuve Nature Reserve is an absolutely beautiful bird and plant paradise that welcomes its visitors to mainly catch sight of the rare Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher (bird) that has found a home in the park, located on the southern coast of the island.

Born out of a need for the Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, the Veuve Nature Reserve came to be the new home for this otherwise dying bird species, as its original home is Praslin Island.

At the Nature Reserve you’ll get to learn more about the history, tragedies, and plans of action that have taken place for the island bird, straight from the bird experts themselves who roam the park at all times, looking after the care of the birds.

Best of all, the park is easy to walk through, but on the downside, you should probably pack insect repellent as there are many bugs and mosquitos around.

Entry price into the nature reserve is SCR 150 for adults and children under 12 are free. If you’d like to reserve your spot for a private tour, that can be arranged for SCR 50 more.

49 – Explore and adventure through the other beaches

Anse Marron on the southern tip of the island is a beach that overflows with abundant beauty with its crystal blues waters, jagged and dramatic granite boulders, and incredible snorkeling opportunities. Though it is a bit hard to get to, you can pretty much expect the beach to be free of crowds most of the time.

Known for its leafy and abundant palm trees, Anse Severe beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island, where you’ll find beachside restaurants, bars, cafes, resorts, and fruit stands complimenting the beauty and activities at this beach.

Stay at the beach with your own sea view from your window at Anse Patates, found on the northwestern coast of the island. With a number of hotels around the beach, you can rest assured that this beach has all the services that you could ask for, and more. Be sure to keep an extra close eye on the horizon, as dolphins are known to peek out.

Situated close to Anse Reunion, Anse Source d’Argent is a wonderful beach that offers visitors all the services they’d need, with a side of some of the most transparent waters seen anywhere. Enjoy the views of snorkeling without snorkeling, as the water is reported to be so clear that you can see all the marine life just standing in the water.

50 – Lose track of time at La Digue Marina

Pack a lunch or light snack, and head to the La Digue Marina, where you can sit and watch the beautiful crystal blue waters gently lap onto the shore of the dock, and the shores nearby, losing the sense of time with the soft breeze.

Plan for a stroll through the marina, located on the northwest coast of the island, browsing all the boats and fancy yachts on the dock. Take a chill bike ride through the marina, and afterward stop by for lunch in one of the many restaurants and cafes located on the marina.

For those looking for a bit of an adventurous time, pop into one of the snorkeling rental shops in the marina, and book a snorkeling session to uncover the beauties underneath the turquoise waters.

If you can, stick around for the ultimate sunset hour experience on the marina, taking in the colors of orange, red, and pink in the sky – a sight not to miss!

51 – Sleep in a historical Chateau at the Chateau St. Cloud

Formerly housing a coconut plantation, the Chateau St. Cloud has been recently renovated into a 5-star, 16-room boutique hotel that is surrounded by ultimate island bliss with leafy palm trees, dense tropical forests, and mountains.

Consider the beauty of the Chateau St. Cloud when looking for a unique stay at La Digue island, which is conveniently only a few steps away from Anse Reunion beach.

Every room has a private terrace as a bonus to the fully-serviced and stocked rooms, where you can have a chance to wake up every day to the sound of tropical birds nearby, the soft breeze of the beach, and the aromas of the tropical forest outside your window.

Lastly, this is a highly coveted hotel for all these reasons, as well as its prime location to see everything at a comfortable distance.

Feel like you’ve been transported back in time with the French colonial architecture of the hotel, reminiscent of its coconut plantation days, mixed with a traditional island atmosphere.

52 – Walk inside the beautiful orange-colored Notre Dame de L’Assomption Church

Situated on the east coast of the island is the quaint and beautiful Notre Dame de L’Assomption, a Catholic church that dates back to 1854.

Standing beautifully in an orange and white color theme, the church stands out against the dark greens of the tropical palm trees surrounding the area. Inside, you can step in and check out the different statues of various Catholic saints, antique paintings describing the Passion of the Christ, as well as the wooden details of the altar.

Depending on the day you visit, the church may be holding various ceremonies, but on days when it’s not, you can enter and see the interiors for yourself.

The church is located on a popular main road and across the street from Anse Beach.

The other inner islands of Seychelles are known to be islands that are located around the main islands of Mahé, La Digue, and Praslin Island.

Though the other inner islands of Seychelles are typically uninhabited by humans, many of them are reserved for private stays in luxurious hotels and resorts.

The other inner islands are perfect for natural activities like hiking and bird watching, as well as water sports adventures like snorkeling and kayaking that you won’t want to miss out on.

53 – Stay on a private island of your choice

Did you know that you could rent out a private island in Seychelle?

Félicité Island, otherwise known as just Felicity, is an island situated east of Mahé Island, and only a 1 hour ride away. Known for its impeccable natural landscape, the island is also known for its major national park called Ramos National Park, on the southern end of the island. You can rent a stay or a few at the luxurious Six Senses Zil Pasyon , where you can choose from a number of modern, fully-serviced, accommodation properties with unforgettable panoramic views.

Around a 30-minute ferry ride from Mahé Island is Silhouette Island, the uninhabited island that overflows with unique plants like pitcher plants, fruit trees, and the second highest mountain, Pot à Eau. Consider staying at the Hilton Labriz , where you can rent your own private villa, and relish the beauty of the island privately with your own access to the mountains and picture-perfect beach.

Located at the top of the archipelago is North Island , a small but secluded island that offers the ultimate escape into a life of luxury, privacy, and customized treatment. Whether you’re traveling with family or planning a romantic escape, staying at one of the beautiful North Island Villas will surely accommodate your needs, and then some. Enjoy a romantic private boat tour, plan a private hike with a guide, and learn about the Aldabra tortoises on the island.

Just 48 kilometers east of Mahé Island is Round Island, one of the smaller islands of the archipelago, offering an intimate experience stay in their smaller set of villas and luxurious properties. Check out JA Enchanted Resort , and experience total privacy and beauty in the 5-star island resort, where you can book your own private water activities like a morning paddle boarding session, or an afternoon jet ski adventure.

Stay in the nature sanctuary of Cousine Island , where you can stay in the middle of a thriving nature reserve, truly being one with nature. Only a 90-minute ferry ride away from Mahé Island, and with award-winning recognitions, the island offers a luxury resort and bespoke accommodations at Cousine Island Resort. Enjoy the services of the in-house chef and sous chef, a relaxing massage on the beach with total privacy, or a delicious dinner under the stars.

Although currently under renovation, the easternmost island of Fregate is awaiting you in 2024 with its upgraded luxurious experiences and resort renovations. Enjoy staying on an island where the Creole culture is tangible enough to taste the local foods offered. Enjoy the elegant spa experiences tucked into the natural scenery for relaxation, and explore the local history by visiting the local chapel and experiencing Creole Night at a historic plantation.

54 – Bring your binoculars to do some bird watching at Bird Island

Tucked away as the northernmost island of the archipelago, some 105 kilometers away from Mahé Island is Bird Island, a beautifully abundant small coral island, where among its charming activities, snorkeling and birdwatching are the most popular.

The name of the island comes from the local birds that have made the island their home such as Sooty Tern, and a few other 70,000 other bird species, adding beauty to the island’s charm. Therefore if you visit Bird Island, you must book a bird-watching experience to view them yourself or visit Sooty Tern BeachPoint yourself.

Another can’t-miss activity is planning a few beach days on some of their 6 beaches, where other than laying out on the sand, you can book a snorkeling or kayaking experience to enrich your Bird Island experience.

Catch a glimpse of the local Hawksbill Turtle on a nature walk through the beautiful nature trails, zig-zagging across the island. Because of the distance of Bird Island from Mahé Island, the only way to get there is via a 30-minute airplane ride.

The outer islands of Seychelles are also known as Coralline Seychelles, which stands for the islands that lie outside of the inner islands, on the deeper ends of the Indian Ocean.

Popular for nature and adventure activities like dolphin and whale watching, snorkeling to catch a glimpse of manta rays and unique sailfish, as well as exploring the Aldabra Atoll, the world’s second-largest coral atoll, don’t forget about the outer islands while visiting Seychelles.

55 – Feel like you’ve traveled to another world at Aldabra Atoll

Aldabra Atoll is known for quite a few things from being the world’s second-largest coral atoll to being named after the world’s largest tortoise, which calls this island on the outer Seychelles its home.

A coral atoll simply speaking is an island in the shape of a ring, and in many cases has a coral rim around the lagoon, causing a unique island experience, with equally unique things to do. Go on an expedition and dive to the depths of the Indian Ocean, to explore the magic of getting close to the reefs of Cosmoledo.

Snorkel your way around to find coral, open-water fish, turtles, and even a few sharks. Aside from the water activities, you can indulge in the pure beauty of the natural landscapes of mangroves, unique flora on the island, awesome bird-watching opportunities and so much more.

56 – Dare to go manta ray snorkeling on Alphonse Island

Known as the “island at the heart of the Indian Ocean” – Alphonse Island is a traveler’s dream come true when it comes to unique activities and adventurous hiking in between relaxing moments of relaxation bliss.

Have you ever gone fly fishing before? It happens to be one of the most popular activities to do on the island. A guide can help you learn the ropes when it comes to this fun activity, from learning how to cast, to learning about the activity’s popularity on the island.

Are you visiting with your partner? Alphonse Island is a perfect island destination in Seychelles to spend a lovely vacation with your love, whether it’s on a dreamy sunset cruise on the Indian Ocean or it’s a private dinner under the stars to the sound of the waves splashing.

If you’re visiting with family, everyone in your group will enjoy hiking through the natural paths or planning a sunny beach day, learning about the local wildlife like the mangrove crabs, Hawksbill turtles, dolphins, and whales.

Solo travelers will love to take advantage of adventurous activities, for instance, manta ray snorkeling with a guide for the ultimate thrill. Get to learn about these creatures who reside further away from the main islands, in the depths of the ocean.

57 – Enjoy the thousands of fishing opportunities at St. François Atoll

Have you ever experienced eating lunch while sitting on top of sand flats, where your feet are caressed by the water, as you enjoy a fabulous sunny lunch? St. François Atoll is a dream when it comes to new experiences and wildlife curiosities that can only be encountered on this island.

Book a tour to learn about the animals of the island, and even take a look at them while you’re visiting, such as the black-naped terns, Tropic shearwater, crabs of all shapes and sizes, as well as turtles.

Due to its location out in the middle of the Indian Ocean, St. François Atoll is a great location for fishing, fly fishing, and deep fishing, as the island breeds hundreds of different fish varieties on its shores.

The island has never been inhabited by humans, only visited, therefore nature is virtually untouched and thriving with all-natural wildlife and experiences unlike anywhere. You’ll see an abundance of coconut palm trees, indicative of the island’s previous productions.

58 – See the whale sharks at Cosmoledo Atoll

Located far into the Indian Ocean, Cosmoledo Atoll is some 1,029 kilometers southwest of Mahé Island, which has allowed the island to fully grow and thrive on its own to offer the best of wildlife and nature, both on land and ocean.

For some of the best scuba diving experiences in the outer islands make sure to consider booking a scuba diving experience at Cosmoledo Atoll for a close and clean encounter with the coral reefs.

You can also join the conservation teams on the islands to carefully monitor the hatching of Hawksbill turtles and Green turtles, which takes 2 months after nesting between March-September.

This is the place where you can have an overall experience of the marine life of the Indian Ocean. From scuba diving to see the marine landscape below to swimming with dolphins, seeing whales migrating, catching a few manta rays, and various other fish eating.

Lastly, stay inside an Eco Pad, an environmentally-friendly, communal-style lodging experience, offering top luxury during your stay from sweeping views of the ocean from your room, to outdoor private showers, and more.

59 – Explore the Poivre Atoll on a kayaking excursion

Be mesmerized by the beauty of Poivre Atoll located 268 kilometers east of Mahé Island, awaiting open-minded travelers ready for some serious fun.

Learn how to Bluewater fish, where, unlike typical fishing, the intention is to go out into the open water and target capturing large fish such as the Indo-Pacific Sailfish and Giant Trevally.

If fishing is not your thing, not to worry, you can explore the nearby islands on an island hopping excursion, taking you to other uninhabited islands that other people rarely get to see. Kayak with a group of travelers, taking turns looking above at the wild birds, and below at the clear water and fish.

Looking for some fun that also exercises the body? Look into Sup’ing (stand-up paddleboarding) where you’ll stand on a paddleboard, paddling your way through the clear waters, while exercising your core strength and balance.

How to get to Seychelles?

Typically there are no direct flights from the U.S. or Europe to Seychelles, therefore common layovers are done in London or the Middle East.

Regardless of the island that you’re flying into, all international flights land at the Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) on Mahé Island, and from there, you can take domestic flights throughout the archipelago or ferries depending on your island destination.

As far as transportation goes, you can take the public bus which will take you from the airport to Victoria – the capital city, however, it is not always reliable and can take a bit longer to arrive at your hotel.

The most recommended form of transportation is to book an airport transfer so that you have someone waiting for you when you arrive and can take you right to the door of your accommodations, and faster.

Where to stay in Seychelles?

Snag a room at the Villa Panoramic Seaview hotel in Victoria, the capital city of Mahé Island, where you’ll enjoy choosing between stunning sea or garden views from your private terrace. Or wake up to the sound of the island birds as you glance up to see the beautiful mountains and beach outside your window when you stay at Hilltop Boutique Hotel in Victoria on Mahé Island.

Located on Grand’Anse Beach on Praslin Island are the beautiful Ocean Jewels accommodations, which have been ranked highly for their closeness to the airport (5-minute drive) and the beach.  Sunset Cove Villa is another wonderful option to stay right on Grand’Anse Beach on Praslin Island, where you’ll have a bright and airy room with a light breeze coming in directly from the Indian Ocean.

Have you ever wanted to stay in an island bungalow? Now’s your chance at Island Bungalow on La Digue Island, where you’ll be only a few minutes away from some of the most coveted beaches like Anse Severe Beach and Anse Patates Beach. Perfect for families or couples, check out Mountain View Hotel on La Digue Island where families can enjoy the proximity to Anse La Reunion Beach and the private terrace looking out to the ocean.

Looking for more tropical island getaways?

Consider checking out the other paradise islands of Mauritius, the Maldives, and the Bahamas , specifically all the things to do in Nassau from enjoying a delectable food tour to exploring historical forts, and much more.

Hawaii is another dreamy island destination to consider, especially the things to do in Oahu , Maui , Kauai , and Big Island , each brimming with incredible natural landscapes and local culture.

Lastly, French Polynesia is a must-see lovely island to visit, especially all the things to do in Bora Bora , from sailing on a catamaran to checking out the Tahiti Pearl Market, and more.

Final thoughts

With its pristine clear blue waters, the magical marine life that lives under the surface of the Indian Ocean, and its incredible bird-watching opportunities, there’s no end to the wildlife opportunities that will take your breath away in Seychelles.

Learning about the fascinating historical sights like the coconut plantations, and observing the remnants of French colonial architecture, while feeling the tangible Creole culture will make you agree that visiting Seychelles is truly like visiting “Another World” as their tourism slogan claims.

We hope you enjoyed our list of fun and unusual things to do in Seychelles, and that you got more than just a few ideas to add to your Seychelles bucket list. Check out our full catalog of tours in Seychelles and have a lot of fun.

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1. Sainte Anne Marine Park and Moyenne Island

2. Half day Curieuse and St Pierre island Seychelles

3. La Digue, Curiuese, St. Pierre, Anse Lazio by boat from Mahe (Private Boat)

4. Curieuse & St Pierre Island Excursion 6 Hours (No BBQ)

5. St Anne Marine Park & Moyenne Island, Creole Lunch (Private Boat)

6. Full Day Glass Bottom Boat Excursion inc Lunch

7. Curieuse and St.Pierre Islands (Mahe clients)

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The 10 BEST SEYCHELLES Tours & Excursions in 2024

Welcome to paradise! Nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Seychelles beckons with its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush tropical landscapes. But beyond its breathtaking natural beauty lies a world of adventure waiting to be explored. In this guide, we'll take you on a journey through the 10 best tours and excursions that Seychelles has to offer in 2024. From thrilling water sports to immersive cultural experiences, there's something for every traveler to discover in this island paradise. So grab your sunscreen and sense of adventure as we embark on an unforgettable exploration of Seychelles' top attractions!

Let's delve deeper into each of Seychelles' top tours and excursions, providing insights into what makes them truly remarkable:

Table of Contents:

Snorkeling Adventures

Nature Trails and Hiking Expeditions

Island Boat Tours

Cultural Experiences

Sunset Cruises

Zip Line Adventures

Wildlife Encounters

Fishing Charters

Cycling Tours

Culinary Experiences

Snorkeling Adventures : Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Seychelles and discover a vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful coral reefs and exotic marine life. Join a guided snorkeling tour to some of the island's best snorkeling spots, such as Anse Lazio and Sainte Anne Marine National Park. Swim alongside tropical fish, graceful sea turtles, and maybe even encounter majestic manta rays gliding gracefully through the ocean depths.

Nature Trails and Hiking Expeditions : Lace up your hiking boots and explore Seychelles' lush interior on a guided nature trail or hiking expedition. Trek through verdant rainforests, winding trails, and dramatic granite landscapes as you uncover the island's hidden gems. Don't miss the iconic Morne Seychellois National Park, home to scenic viewpoints, rare flora, and fascinating wildlife encounters.

Island Boat Tours : Set sail on a scenic boat tour around Seychelles' pristine islands and coastline, where every turn reveals a new breathtaking panorama. Cruise past secluded coves, towering cliffs, and secluded beaches, stopping to snorkel in secluded bays or enjoy a beach picnic on a deserted island. Keep an eye out for playful dolphins and curious seabirds as you navigate the azure waters of the Indian Ocean.

Cultural Experiences : Immerse yourself in Seychelles' rich cultural heritage with a variety of immersive experiences. Visit local markets to sample exotic fruits and spices, learn traditional Creole cooking techniques from local chefs, or attend a lively music and dance performance showcasing the vibrant rhythms of Seychellois culture.

Sunset Cruises : Indulge in a romantic sunset cruise and witness the sky ablaze with hues of orange, pink, and purple as the sun dips below the horizon. Whether aboard a traditional sailing dhow or a luxurious catamaran, savor a champagne toast and gourmet dinner as you bask in the beauty of Seychelles' breathtaking sunsets.

Zip Line Adventures : Get your adrenaline pumping with an exhilarating zip line adventure through Seychelles' lush forests and dramatic landscapes. Soar high above the treetops and enjoy panoramic views of the island's coastline and interior as you zip from platform to platform. Suitable for thrill-seekers of all ages, zip lining offers an exciting way to experience Seychelles' natural beauty from a unique perspective.

Why Choose Cliff 'N' Coast Adventure?

Tailored Experiences: Our tours cater to various preferences, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable adventure.

Safety Assurance: With experienced guides and a focus on safety, Cliff 'N' Coast Adventure allows you to explore Seychelles worry-free.

Local Insights: Gain a deeper understanding of Seychelles' culture, ecology, and history with our knowledgeable guides.

Wildlife Encounters : Embark on a wildlife safari and get up close and personal with Seychelles' unique flora and fauna. Join guided nature walks through nature reserves and conservation areas, where you can spot rare bird species, giant tortoises, and elusive endemic plants found nowhere else on earth.

Fishing Charters : Cast your line and reel in the catch of a lifetime on a deep-sea fishing charter in Seychelles' fertile waters. With an abundance of game fish species, including marlin, tuna, and sailfish, the waters surrounding the islands offer some of the best fishing opportunities in the world. Whether you're an experienced angler or a novice fisherman, a fishing charter promises an unforgettable adventure on the high seas.

Cycling Tours : Explore Seychelles at your own pace on a guided cycling tour, pedaling along scenic coastal roads, lush forest trails, and charming villages. Discover hidden beaches, panoramic viewpoints, and local landmarks as you cycle through the island's diverse landscapes, with options ranging from leisurely sightseeing rides to challenging mountain biking adventures.

Culinary Experiences : Treat your taste buds to a culinary journey through Seychelles' vibrant food scene, where fresh seafood, exotic spices, and tropical fruits take center stage. Join a cooking class to learn traditional Creole recipes, dine at local restaurants serving authentic Seychellois cuisine, or embark on a gourmet food tour to sample the island's diverse culinary delights.

These are just a few of the incredible tours and excursions awaiting you in Seychelles. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Seychelles offers something for everyone to enjoy. So pack your bags and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime in this tropical paradise!

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