Indian Ocean
Seychelles.
Granite beaches on La Digue, the coco de mer forest on Praslin and giant tortoises — island-hopping in the Indian Ocean.
Best months April–May and October–November for the calmest seas
La Digue
Anse Source d'Argent
Granite boulders and shallow turquoise water.
Praslin
Vallée de Mai
The palm forest of the coco de mer.
Praslin
Anse Lazio
A beach framed by granite and takamaka trees.
Mahé
Beau Vallon
The main beach on Mahé.
Mahé
Morne Seychellois
Mountain trails over the island.
Curieuse Island
Giant tortoises roaming free.
Mahé
Victoria
One of the world's smallest capitals, and its market.
Sainte Anne Marine Park
Snorkelling just off Mahé.
Designed for you
Tell us how you want Seychelles to feel. We'll design it.
We don't have a ready-made Seychelles package on the site yet, and we won't invent one to fill the page. Tell us the month, who's travelling and what the trip is for — a specialist builds the itinerary by hand and comes back with a real price, not a “from” number with conditions attached.
Why people go
- Beaches unlike anywhere else, framed by granite boulders
- Easy ferries between Mahé, Praslin and La Digue
- A quieter, more private alternative to the Maldives
What we'll ask you first
- How many islands — two is usually right
- A resort or smaller guesthouses
- How much snorkelling and diving matter
Planning Seychelles?
Tell us roughly when and who's going. A specialist replies within 4 working hours.