Seychelles Tour Packages

Nestled in the mid Indian Ocean, Seychelles is a small country with an area of 455 km square. It is home to world’s oldest ocean islands and is the largest raise coral atoll. The beautiful island of Seychelles is well known for its exquisite natural beauty, pristine beaches and luxury resorts making an ideal holiday destination for the all the travelers alike. Seychelles is a...ago of 115 islands and it’s nothing short of a paradise for locals as well as tourists. Attracting tourists from all across the globe, Seychelles has become a top tourist destination in the world making your Seychelles tour interesting and memorable. A great destination for wildlife spotting and ecotourism, the country has lot to offer to the enthusiast travelers. Ideal for honeymooners, family and other travelers, Seychelles travel is truly a paradise where you can spend your upcoming vacation. The country is blessed with pleasant and warm climate throughout the year and also houses an incredible variety of rich flora and fauna making your Seychelles holiday worthwhile. Seychelles constituted three main islands-Mahe, Praslin and La Digue where you can explore the entire place without any hassle. These islands are famous for its serene beaches, turquoise waters and soft white powdery sand making it an ideal holiday destination in Seychelles. When in Seychelles you cannot miss the fun thrilled adventure activities that will keep you enthralled throughout your stay in Seychelles. You can indulge in water sports like diving and snorkeling that will definitely boost your adrenaline rush. Seychelles is truly a tropical paradise that will make your tour memorable and exciting. With interesting places, lush greenery, tropical climate and breathtaking landscape, this island is perfect for those who are looking to spend some quality time with their partners. Seychelles Honeymoon tour is all about exploring this hidden gem and infusing love and romance in your married life. Discover new places and stay amidst the beautiful island of Seychelles and make the most of the trip. From engaging adventure, plethora of places to lip smacking dishes and pleasant climate, Seychelles tour is sure to give your lifetime of memories to cherish. Book your Seychelles holiday package now!

Our Popular Seychelles Tour Packages

South Africa and Seychelles Holidays

Tour Code: AI_21

10 Days South Africa and Seychelles Tour Package

  • Johannesburg (1N) - Sun City (2N) - Cape Town (3N) - Mahe (3N)
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Make your South Africa trip memorable and exciting as you are going to have an amazing time and unending memories. With Seychelles Tour give a chance to the travellers to explore the magnificent attraction ...

10 Days Tour

USD 1312

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Southern Africa Holiday Packages

Tour Code: AI_81

07 Days Seychelles Honeymoon Tour Package

  • Mahe (3N) - Praslin (2N) - La Digue (1N)
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With breathtaking beaches and lip smacking cuisine, Seychelles Wanderlust tour lends the travelers an experience of a lifetime. With places like Mahe, La Digue and Praslin, travelers have an excellent choi ...

7 Days Tour

USD 1728

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Seychelles Vacations

Tour Code: AI_79
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With so many places to explore and adventure activities to indulge in, Seychelles Bliss tour is an ideal getaway for your upcoming vacation. If you are a beach lover, Seychelles is a perfect place to relax ...

4 Days Tour

USD 518

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Seychelles Holiday Packages : FAQs

Seychelles is an entertainment hub for every traveller who is looking out for some fun and excitement for vacation. While Seychelles houses some of the best beaches and island of the world, leisure and adventure, both can be experienced at its best. An island and cruise tour is something you cannot miss for the Seychelles holiday package. One can hire a bike or cycle at La Digue and discover the scenic streets, the local markets and beaches. Go for sunbathing or Scuba diving and snorkelling while adventure like rock climbing or hiking can be enjoyed along the wild trails. There are helicopter rides organized by the operators where you can discover the vast and lush green view of the archipelago. Food tours and shopping here can be really fun.

There are direct flights available from Mumbai, Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport to Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) in Victoria. Another major airport in Seychelles is Praslin Island Airport that is serviced by Air Seychelles. The chartered flights from Mahé and other islands are operated from here connecting you to rest of the inner and outer destination in your Seychelles packages. Air Seychelles offers a direct service from Mumbai to Seychelles while flights with one spot are also available like Jet Airways, Etihad, Kenya Airways and Sri Lankan Airlines.

Seychelles houses most of the splendid beaches and islands to explore with diverse marine life and ecosystem. Talking about the places that are best for island hoping tour in Seychelles, start from Mahe to Praslin, then Praslin to La Digue, Cousin Island, Aride Island and Curieuse Island. These three islands are accessible from Praslin only and later the tour ends back at Victoria. During the Island Hopping tour for your Seychelles vacation package, you can discover the major attraction, enjoy the ferry cruises and shop from the local markets. Booking your Seychelles Island tour, the ideal duration for island hopping is 11 days that is included with the transfers and meals, accommodation and other amenities. Day tours are arranged for hiking and cycling around the beaches while tours to the offbeat paths are organized with the guides.

Starting with the main attraction in Seychelles, Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue are the most visited and best attraction that is adding on to tourism. While you are planning your Seychelles tour packages, you can add on some of the best beaches and the local tourist spot to your vacation. The Victoria Markets and the Bel Air Cemetery, Takamaka Bay, Tea Factory, the National Botanical Gardens, Grande Anse, Petite Anse and the Morne Seychelles Park are some of the best attraction in Mahe. Similarly, Praslin houses Vallée de Mai, Anse Lazio, Praslin Museum, Anse Georgette Beach, Praslin National Park, Cote d’Or Beach, George Camille Art Gallery, Fond Ferdinand Nature Reserve, and Anse Volbert. Sightseeing attractions in La Digue are Veuve Natural Reserve, L’Union Estat, Anse Source d’Argent, Grand Anse, Petit Anse, Anse Coco, Granite boulder of Anse L’Union and Anse Marron.

Snorkelling and scuba diving is the best adventure to add on to your Seychelles honeymoon packages. The three best islands of Seychelles as Mahe, Praslin and La Digue are known for the amazing beaches that host the thrilling snorkelling and scuba diving yours. There are centres where one can learn the basics of Scuba and later dive in to explore the vast and diverse marine habitat. The depth of the water in these centres can be between 8 meters and 30 meters, so the first time timers can learn to dive here. To name some, the best snorkelling and diving sites in Seychelles are South Marianne Island, Shark Bank, Brissare Rocks, St Pierre, Aldabra Atoll and the Ennerdale wreck, L’ilot, Chuckles Rocks and the famous The Sunken Ship Dive.

Leaving Praslin and La Digue, Seychelles houses some of the most fascinating and scenic beaches to enjoy sailing and cruising. While both Praslin and La Digue are known for the pristine beauty of beaches, the coastline that houses an abundance of diversity, one surely cannot miss cruising in other attraction of Seychelles. Curieuse, lying close to the coastline of Praslin can be your ideal sailing destination for Seychelles packages where you can discover the habitat of more than 300 giant Aldabra tortoises and the only Coco de Mer tree. Grande Soeur is the private and somewhere an isolated island where you can sail to discover the beauty of clear beaches. Staying here can be an issue as the island has just one property that leaves the crowd away.

Seychelles being home to the most pristine and scenic beaches can be a hub for water games and adventure. From snorkelling to swimming, beach sports and diving, there is a lot you can enjoy for your Seychelles holiday package. With Mahe, Praslin and La Digue there comes some other attractions that are known for the ultimate thrill and fun of water sports in the deep blue sea and the sandy beaches. Parasailing or water-skiing is best operated in Beau Vallon Beach while snorkelling and scuba are best experienced at Cerf Island. Au Cap in Praslin and Takamaka in Mahe Island are renowned for Kayaking where the water is clean and safe for your adventure. There is a lot that can be added to your tour itinerary like swimming and ferry, fishing, beach sports as basketball, cycling and more.

Zip lining and rock climbing in Seychelles are organized by the SMAC Adventures at the Constance Ephelia resort in Mahe. There are zip lines suspended over the canopy to witness the wilderness and lush greenery around. The activity requires a lot of challenging and efforts to cross the suspended ropes that are lined from 85 meters to 120 metres running over the forest and granitic boulders. Rock climbing in Seychelles packages is organized in the beautiful 18 m granite rock that challenges the participants to climb over the outcrop. Apart from zip lining and rock climbing, the adventure hub also organizes the activities like Abseiling and buggy.

Hiking and walking is something one must not miss behind the tranquil beaches of Seychelles. There are some amazing hiking tours amidst the trails dominated by the granite rocks and the forest region that takes you to the hidden beauty of Islands. Both Mahe and Praslin house the most amazing hiking trails you can explore for the next Seychelles vacation package. Cpolia Trail and Anse Major are the two famous hiking trails in Mahe that are best for intermediate hiking experience with some fitness. In Praslin, Vallee de Mai is one of the famous hiking trail that is even marked as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trail will take 2-3 hours taking you through the steep step to the mesmerizing viewpoints.

Seychelles is known as the family vacation destination where one can spend a great time with the family, especially kids. The islands like Mahe or Praslin and La Digue hosts amazing activities like swimming and scuba diving, adventures like rock climbing and zip lining that can keep your kids engaged throughout the day. Seychelles houses some wildlife conservatory where the kids can learn a lot about the endemic flora and fauna. Curieuse Island is the best place for your kids in a Seychelles holiday package where they can spot the giant tortoise. Seychelles has the most tempting food and the vibrant market to shop and taste the tempting local cuisines.

Seychelles honeymoon packages can be best planned for a romantic gateway amidst the crystalline beaches and the magical islands. While you are on your honeymoon tour, there are some things you would love to try with your partner that can be thrilling and romantic. Underwater diving or Scuba diving can be the most enthralling thing you can do with discovering the vibrant marine life. Enjoy the sunbath and the swim while you are on spending the day at the beach. There are sunset cruises that can be the best for honeymooners to admire the beauty of the sunset while sipping the champagne or the wine together. Plan for a romantic dinner in some of the isolated beach where you can spend the quality time together during your honeymoon.

Seychelles is a beautiful country that lies to the east of Kenya and is very close to the equator. A majority of the islands and atolls on Seychelles are located inside marine sanctuaries scattered across the country. World-class sailing, surfing, diving, and snorkelling are all the activities you can enjoy during your holidays in Seychelles. If you choose the right Seychelles tours package, you can visit some of the best fishing areas on the planet.  

Seychelles' more prominent granitic inner islands, particularly Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, are where tourism is most developed. These islands offer you the chance to stay at several five-star luxury resorts or enjoy some of the best activities available.

Here is a list of the best places to visit during your Seychelles holidays; 

Mahe

Mahé is home to the charming Morne Seychellois National Park, the international airport, the cruise ship port, and the island's modest capital, Victoria. The UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai is located on Praslin Island, while tiny La Digue is home to some of Seychelles' most magnificent beaches. Small coralline islands, atolls, and low-lying sand cays make up most outlying islands. You will discover upscale fishing hotels on Alphonse Island and Farquhar Atoll, where the fishing is excellent.

Anse Lazio, Praslin

One of the most stunning beaches to visit during your Seychelles holidays is Anse Lazio (Chevalier Bay). The beach is reachable by climbing a hill, but the effort is definitely worth it. This lengthy stretch of fine golden sand blends with crystal-clear seas in vivid colours of blue, surrounded by rounded granite rocks, Yamanaka trees, and coconut palms, which offer areas of shade for relaxation; tourists may refuel at eateries on either end of the beach. When most tour buses have departed, i.e., the early morning or late afternoon is the best time to explore Anse Lazio.

Bird Island

If you are a bird watcher, you should add "Bird Island" to your top places to visit list during your Seychelles tours. Bird Island is home to the "sooty tern," a migratory bird with a population that grows to 1 million birds during the May to October breeding season. The island was once known as Îles aux Vaches due to the region's dugongs (sea cows) population. For unobstructed views of the nests and birds, photographers can climb one of the several elevated observation platforms. Cardinals, ground doves, mynas, crested terns, plovers, fairy and noddy terns, and other species may also be found on the island.

Anse Intendance, Mahé

This short, isolated stretch of sand on Mahé's south coast is one of the Mahe's nicest beaches and a popular surfing location because of its regular huge swells and furious waves. There are many other activities to keep you blissfully engaged at this lovely beach, even though there isn't a reef to dive around.

This beach is not recommended for families with young children, despite being one of the most pristine beaches in the area; swimming might be challenging here due to the lack of a protective reef, especially when trade winds blow from June through September.

Nevertheless, this lovely, palm-framed coastline will appeal to sunbathers, beachcombers, and photographers any time of year.

Curieuse Island

Curieuse Island, formerly known as Île Rouge, because of its earthy rusty hue. The island houses a breeding facility for giant tortoises, free to roam about the sandy coves. Most of the island is covered with takamaka and casuarina trees, which provide shade for the white-sand beaches. However, Curieuse Island is unique because of its flora, as it is the only location outside Praslin where the coco de mer palm grows in the wild. 

Morne Seychellois National Park

If you are a nature enthusiast or hiker, you will be in your element when visiting Morne Seychellois National Park during your trip to Seychelles. The Morne Seychellois National Park is Seychelles' biggest national park, covering more than 20% of Mahé's land. 

The mountain range inside the national park's lush borders is called Morne Seychellois; its highest point rises to 905 metres and provides a view of Victoria's capital. You may find a few famous bird species, such as the Seychelles scops-owl, bulbul, and sunbird, along with unique vegetation, including pandanus, pitcher plants, ferns, and indigenous palm species.

Ste Anne Marine National Park

Ste Anne National Marine Park, which includes six islands, was founded in 1973 as the first national park in the Indian Ocean. It is located off the coast of Mahé and takes 15 to 20 minutes to reach here by boat, and is very close to Victoria. 

If you wish to learn about the fantastic range of marine life, you should consider visiting The Ste Anne Marine National Park during your Seychelles tour. You can explore the marine life in the park's coral reefs through snorkelling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat tours. 

Additionally, if you are looking for solitude during your Seychelles tours, consider spending the night in a quaint shack or hotel on a couple of the islands.

Vallée de Mai National Park, Praslin

Want to take a break from the surf, sand, and sun? Head to Vallée de Mai National Park's cool, shaded areas; this is one of the most incredible spots in Seychelles for those who enjoy the outdoors. 

The signposted nature pathways make it simple to navigate this reserve. Three paths are available, each requiring one to three hours of hiking. Huge rocks are scattered across the forest floor, and towering trees create an overhanging canopy that keeps the routes sheltered. Numerous reptile species and rare birds, including the Seychelles bulbul, fruit pigeons, and the black parrot- the national bird of Seychelles, can be found in the valley.

Victoria, Mahé

The tiny capital of Seychelles, on the island of Mahé, is the sole harbour in the nation and was given the name Port Victoria in honour of the British queen following her coronation. In the city, contemporary structures made of concrete and glass have recently sprung up, and the few colonial structures still standing are clustered around Freedom Square. The clock tower is the most noticeable historical building; modelled after Big Ben in London.

Beau Vallon Beach

Beau Vallon Beach is one of the most popular places to visit during your Seychelles tour. Tourists and residents are drawn to the seductive curve of the dazzling sand at Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé's northwest coast. The Mountainous Silhouette of the Island may shimmer on the horizon while looking out to sea; this is an excellent option if you're searching for a unique beach trip. Jet Skis, water skiing, banana boats, paddle boarding, and other water activities are available here. Families with young children should consider visiting this beach since it has lifeguards on duty, and the water is often calm, especially during the southeast trade winds.

Seychelles is a fantastic vacation spot and truly a genuine tropical paradise with its white sand beaches, blue ocean, diverse animals, and high granite peaks. Seychelles offers many wonderful activities, from relaxing on the idyllic tropical beaches to exploring the breathtaking nature trails in Morne Seychellois National Park.

We have created this list of things to do on your holidays in Seychelles to inspire and help you narrow your plan;

Island Hopping & Snorkeling At Sainte Anne Marine Park

If you have come to Seychelles to explore the undersea world, there is no better spot to do so than Sainte Anne Marine Park. This region is known to have the most diverse marine life as it is home to over 150 species of fish. This location is ideal for tourists in Victoria because you can get there quickly by boat.

Check Out The Mission Lodge in Venns

According to the UNESCO World Heritage List, Mission Lodge in the old town of Venns is considered a cultural property. If you are travelling to this island, you may have a chance to visit the ruins of a 19th-century school built in dedication to the children dumped in the area after slavery was abolished by The London Missionary Society. The history is explained on information plaques located throughout the area. 

Additionally, if you wish to explore further, you'll come upon a fantastic vantage point with views of Morne Seychelles National Park. Tourists have to pay an entry fee to enter the Mission Lodge in Venns Town.

Dine At Eden Island

Eden Island is an artificial island on Mahe Island's east coast, close to Victoria; the people of Seychelles call this island "The reclaimed land." In the 2000s, the government of Seychelles used money from Dubai investors to construct the island.

Eden Island is a posh neighbourhood with lovely houses, opulent hotels, retail centres, and a first-rate marina filled with super yachts. Take a stroll around Eden Island and have a meal at one of the fantastic restaurants- if you're searching for things to do before flying out. 

Go Scuba Diving On Mahe Island

Whether you are an experienced diver or a novice trying to immerse yourself in the underwater realm of scuba, Mahe Island is a terrific site to go diving because of its granitic rock sites and excellent diving locations with depths ranging from 8 to 30 metres.

You may also go whale shark diving on Mahe Island if you plan your trip to Seychelles between October and November. Seychelles is not a permanent home for whale sharks as they only migrate to the country once a year.

Stay On A Private Island in The Round Island (Ile Ronde) 

If you plan a Seychelles tour for your honeymoon, you won't be the only one. Seychelles is one of the most popular locations for a tropical honeymoon, and staying in complete seclusion on a private island is one of the best ways to spend your honeymoon here. Several luxurious resorts offer one of Mahe's most remarkable private island experiences. Most resorts offer stunning, panoramic views of the magnificent Indian Ocean and the abundant coral reef systems below.

Hiking The Mare Aux Chochon Nature Trail

Hiking on Mahe is undoubtedly one of the best things to do on the island due to the hilly topography and diverse wildlife. The Mare aux Chochon route is a demanding yet rewarding trek. This trek starts in a settlement close to Beau Vallon, travels across the island, and ends in Port Glaud. You'll cross stunning mountain wetlands, heavily wooded regions, and open alpine plateaus on the route. Additionally, you'll have a chance to see the rare and distinctive jellyfish tree.

Visit The Hindu Temple In Victoria

The Hindu Temple, which is close to the market strip, is one of the most intriguing landmarks in Mahe. If you're wandering around Central Victoria, you won't want to miss Sri Navasakthi Vinayagar Temple, a magnificent architectural structure. The structure is considerably smaller than those in Sri Lanka or India. However, being the sole Hindu temple in the Seychelles archipelago, this little but colourfully painted structure is incredibly alluring and distinctive.

Study The Traditional Art Of Seychelles Sun Printing

Are you looking for a distinctive and cultural activity to include on your list of things to do in Seychelles or on Mahe Island?

Why not enrol in a hands-on workshop to master the ancient craft of Seychelles sun printing? This unusual and fascinating art style includes printing designs on fabrics using the sun. Indigenous Seychelles people have been using it for ages to decorate clothing with vibrant colours by using local flora.

Meet The Aldabra Giant Tortoises

One of the most popular activities for nature and animal enthusiasts during your Seychelles tours is paying a visit to the giant tortoises! Originally from the Aldabra atoll, these tortoises are now widespread across the Seychelles archipelago. These tortoises are some of the biggest in the world and have a 200-year lifespan. If you're going to Praslin, add a day excursion to Curieuse Island.

Take a trip to the Jardin Du Roi Spice Garden.

Seychelles has long been part of a significant commercial route for spices because of this advantageous geographic standing halfway between East Africa and India; spice gardens are prevalent throughout the country and a tropical environment that is ideal for cultivating crops like vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg.

The Jardin Du Roi, however, is home to one of the notable examples of a Seychelles spice garden. Tourists are welcome to visit this lovely plantation and its grounds without cost. They can wander freely among the fruit and spice gardens. Tourists can find everything from banana to breadfruit trees to an enormous tortoise corral at the Jardin Du Roi.

There are many options available when it comes to picking a Seychelles tours package. You may choose land-based tours that let you explore the island's diverse ecosystems, such as its tropical forests and wetlands, and water-based excursions that enable you to observe the island's marine life and coral reefs. 

Bird watching, hiking, and visiting the island's national parks are popular on land-based safari excursions. Snorkelling, scuba diving, and boat cruises to see dolphins and whales are frequently included on water-based safari tours. 


Additionally, some companies provide the best Seychelles tours that will allow you to mix activities on land and in the water so that you may get a complete sense of the island's natural splendour, such as;

10 Days South Africa and Seychelles Tour 

03 Days Seychelles Holiday Tour 

07 Days Seychelles Honeymoon Tour 

You can easily reach Seychelles by taking a flight to the primary international airport- Seychelles International Airport, which is situated on the island of Mahé. Airlines like Air Seychelles, Emirates, and Ethiopian Airlines all provide flights to Seychelles from different locations across the globe. Additionally, you may go by boat or cruise from close-by nations like Kenya or Tanzania to Seychelles.

A blend of European, Asian, and African influences may be seen in the Seychelles culture along with a heterogeneous population of African, Indian, Chinese, and European ancestry inhabiting the island country. Seychelles' cuisine, music, dancing, and festivals reflect this diversity.

Language and Traditions

Creole is the most frequently spoken language and numerous traditional Creole practices and festivals are observed in Seychelles. Creole culture plays a significant role in Seychellois identity. 

Music and Dance 

Along with its unique dances like the sega, a classical Creole dance, Seychelles is also well renowned for its traditional music, combining African rhythms with European melodies.

Community and Festivals

You can find a strong feeling of community in Seychelles, where plenty of families and friends unite for festivals like the annual Creole Festival, which honours the island's history and heritage via music, dancing, and traditional Creole cuisine.

Seychelles is renowned for its distinctive and homegrown handicrafts, such as woven baskets, sculptures, and jewellery made from coco de mer nuts, the world's biggest seed, which you can find solely in Seychelles. Traditional Creole attire, such as headwraps and gowns made of vividly coloured cotton, is another popular item to purchase in Seychelles. 

Victoria, the capital of Seychelles, is well-known for its outdoor market, where you can buy locally produced goods, including spices, fruits, seafood, and fresh vegetables. 

Additionally, you may discover high-end items and designer labels in Victoria and at the boutique stores on Mahé and Praslin, the two major islands of Seychelles. Several stores sell regional paintings and artwork for those seeking something more distinctive.

Seychelles is a lovely and distinctive location worth travelling to because of its natural beauty, diversified culture, and abundant activities to do. Seychelles is a popular vacation spot for beachgoers, scuba divers, and nature lovers due to its magnificent beaches, clean seas, and lush national parks. Numerous rare plant and animal species may be found on the islands, like the giant tortoise and the coco de mer palm.

Most nations allow visa-free travel to Seychelles for up to 90 days, including the United States, Canada, and most of Europe. However, the duration of stay and reason for travel should be considered, together with the visa requirements of your particular nation. You might need to apply for a visa, for instance, if you want to stay in Seychelles for more than 90 days.

Most of the ingredients used in Seychellois cuisine are cultivated organically or locally. Due to historical immigration, Indian, Chinese, and French cuisine are also well-liked in Seychelles.

Some of the most common local meals and food items you may find during your holidays in Seychelles are;

Curry: It is an everyday food with a range of meats, seafood, or vegetables with a hot curry sauce.

Rougaille: Often eaten with rice or meat, this is a tomato-based sauce.

Bananas: Bananas are a vital component of many meals, most notably desserts. Banana lab, also known as bananas baked with coconut milk and sugar, is another traditional dish. In addition to serving them straight up, you may also find them fried as chips or flambeed with rum or brandy. Delicious in every respect!

Seafood: Seychelles has a plentiful supply of fish and shellfish, frequently cooked in several ways, such as grilling, frying, or making curries.

Coconut: A common component in Seychellois cooking, coconut is utilized in various dishes, including the classic fish in coconut milk.

Depending on the plans for your trip to Seychelles and your preference, there are various ways to commute in and around Seychelles. Among the most common choices are:

Car: Renting a car is a practical choice if you want to take your time and explore the islands. You may rent a vehicle at the airport or downtown Victoria, Seychelles' capital.

Taxi: Seychelles has a large taxi fleet that is an excellent choice for short trips. Although Seychelles' taxis are metered, it is advised to negotiate a fare in advance.

Bus: Using buses is a fantastic way to go about Mahé's main island on a tight budget. 

Cycling: If you want to explore the islands unhurriedly, cycling is a fantastic alternative; you may rent a bicycle from several locations on the island.

Ferries and boats: You may take a boat excursion to see the marine park or other islands in Seychelles, or you can take a ferry to the adjacent islands of Praslin and La Digue.

Seaplanes or Helicopters: You may travel between the islands by seaplane or helicopter for a more picturesque experience. These trips enable you to get to isolated locations and offer aerial views of the islands. It's also important to note that Seychelles has a somewhat developed infrastructure, making it simple to travel between the two main islands, Mahé and Praslin.

Officially, Seychelles uses the Seychellois rupee as its currency (SCR). 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100 rupee bills are among the available denominations of banknotes. US dollars are generally accepted in Seychelles, and many establishments will accept rupees and dollars. You may readily find ATMs and currency exchange offices in Victoria and the main tourist regions. It's also important to note that Seychelles accepts most major credit cards, especially in tourist regions.

For your trip to Seychelles, you should budget about ($156) each day, which is the average daily cost based on what other guests spend there. The average cost of meals for a day can be ($39), while the average cost of local transportation is ($52). A couple may stay in a hotel for an average cost of ($127). Consequently, the average cost of a weeklong trip for two persons to Seychelles is ($2,178).

Seychelles is known to be a safe travel location. The island country is renowned for its hospitable residents and low crime rate. To safeguard yourself and your things, it is always a good idea to be alert to your surroundings and take reasonable measures during your Seychelles holidays, just as you would in any other foreign location.

Seychelles' four land and six marine national parks are renowned for their pristine natural beauty. The opportunity to interact with tropical wildlife up close and see nature at its most pristine has drawn travellers to the country from around the world. 

The most popular national parks to visit during your Seychelles tours are;

  • Morne Seychellois National Park
  • Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
  • Anse Royale Marine Park
  • Baie Ternay Marine National Park
  • Curieuse Marine National Park
  • Ste Anne Marine National Park

The ideal place to stay during your holidays in Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands, depends on your interests and travel plans. However, the following are some of the most well-liked places to stay in Seychelles:

The main islands of Mahé and Praslin are easily accessed by boat, and the majority of the islands are well connected, but if you wish to get to some of the isolated islands, you might need to fly or take a boat excursion. It is recommended to consult your travel agency or tour operator for the best alternatives depending on your plans and preference.