The Seychelles has a natural beauty that has fascinated travellers for centuries, it consists of 115 islands situated in the Indian Ocean, many of which remain untouched. The beaches are pristine and ranked among the most beautiful in the world, the sand is super fine and bright white, the water is warm and the palm trees bring a welcome shade to the tropical teampreture surrounded by lush vegetation.
Seychelles is unique in that it’s the world’s oldest and only granite islands mid-ocean, it’s the world’s largest raised coral atoll and a whole host of attraction make what is surely the world’s ultimate tropical paradise.
There is a diverse range of accommodation options varying from luxurious hotels, smaller Guest Houses, and self-accommodation options. Hotels offer competitive packages that would suit your budget. The best months to visit the Seychelles is April, May and October, November.
MAHE
Is the largest island which is made up of 65 of its own beaches, being the main island it is most popular for meeting the locals, it is the busiest and most developed out of all the islands and is well known for its beachside restaurants offering you the ultimate feet-in-the sand dining experience.
PRASLIN ISLAND
Is a favourite among sun worshipers it has incredible beaches, snorkelling opportunities, beautiful sunsets and an away from it all atmosphere.
LA DIGUE
Is best known for its back-to-nature exploration, it’s famous for picture-perfect turquoise waters and granite boulders.
SILHOUETTE
Is the place to go to enjoy a cosy and secluded holiday, its far from the main tourist attractions, it’s the hub of relaxation, best for diving and wildlife-spotting, perfect for privacy and romance.
Seychelles is home to a spectacular array of flora and fauna, including some of the world’s rarest species. Nature lovers will also enjoy a diverse network of walks and trails criss-crossing the islands of Mahe, Praslin and La Dique. For water enthusiasts you can enjoy a trip on a fast catamaran, spot dolphins and whales, excursions are available from Mahe, Praslin and La Dique to surrounding islands where you can snorkel, swim and enjoy beach barbeques.
For the more adventurous deep fishing and diving excursions are available, it is not uncommon to see up to 800 different marine species on a dive, including turtles, rays, parrot fish and a kaleidoscope array of coral reef fish.
For the more cultural minded a trip to Victoria is easily done in half a day, from traditional markets, where you can buy local fruits and locally made clothing to hidden gems of art galleries where you can view and admire local artists paintings. The Natural History Museum is a great way to connect with the history of the island, and is home to some of the islands oldest artefacts dating back to the earliest settlers.
With Seychelles natural beauty and year-round tropical warmth, it not difficult to imagine a more perfect destination for weddings, honeymoons or anniversaries.