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Renowned for its pristine beaches and pioneering approach to luxury ecotourism, the Seychelles archipelago consists of over a hundred islands. Scattered across a vast stretch of the Indian Ocean, each Seychelles island is different to the next.

Your Indian Ocean getaway can focus on one or more of the inner granite islands, in combination with some of the outer coral islands. Whether you choose several islands, or stay on just one, you’ll be able to enjoy superlative fishing, sailing, diving and relaxing.

The Creole culture is infused with many influences, which are apparent in the languages you’ll hear, and the remarkable national cuisine. From the tiny capital city, Victoria, to the furthest-flung coral islet, Seychelles has proved adept at assimilating other cultures, and creating something entirely new.

For diverse geography, abundant marine wildlife, year-round, balmy weather and the opportunity to give something back by supporting innovative conservation initiatives, Seychelles is very hard to beat.

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The Best of Seychelles

Scattered across the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles archipelago offers a breathtakingly beautiful escape for honeymooners, families, and adventurers alike. The blend of pristine beaches, warm clear water and luxurious resorts makes Seychelles a must-visit, so take a look at our top tips for unforgettable island and ocean experiences.

1. Vallée de Mai: This hidden paradise is home to the iconic Coco de Mer palm alongside many other endemic species and offers a serene environment filled with unique plants, birds, and insects. One of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Seychelles, this is a true natural paradise.

2. Anse Source d’Argent: Due to its astounding beauty, this is one of the most photographed beaches in the world. Located in a protected area, the beach can be reached by a short stroll through a coconut plantation. The name “Source d’Argent” is believed to refer to the silvery reflection of sunlight on the water. At its quietest at each end of the day, Anse Source d’Argent is also home to giant tortoises and many types of bird.

3. Takamaka Rum Distillery: Learn about the traditions and craft of rum-making in the Seychelles as you enjoy a tour of the distillery and taste one of Seychelles’ quintessential tropical spirits.

4. Dine at Marie Antoinette: Located in Victoria, the capital of Seychelles, Marie Antoinette Restaurant offers authentic Seychellois dishes. The menu is considered to represent the epitome of traditional Creole cuisine, while the charming atmosphere speaks to the warmth of Seychellois hospitality.

5. Picnic on Anse Georgette: With its serene ambience, stunning scenery, and calm waters, Anse Georgette is the perfect place to relax over an al fresco lunch. Whether you’re travelling with family, friends, or a loved one, a picnic at Anse Georgette is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

6. Anse Lazio: Another candidate for the title of Seychelles’ most beautiful beach, this sweep of white sand on the island of Praslin is equally well-known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic granite boulders.

7. Hike the Copolia Trail: A popular and rewarding trail on the main island of Mahé, this hike offers gorgeous views, unique plants, and the opportunity to explore the island’s diverse landscapes.

8. Island-Hopping on Curieuse, Cousin, and St Pierre: Visiting Curieuse, Cousin, and St Pierre in one day is a popular island-hopping itinerary, as they are all close to each other. You’ll have the chance to explore mangrove forests, nature reserves and pristine coral reefs, encountering unique species and enjoying the tropical beauty of some of Seychelles’ smaller islets.

9. Hike Morne Seychellois: The highest peak in the Seychelles offers a fresh perspective on the island of Mahé. From the summit, some 905 meters (2,969 feet) above sea level, you can take in panoramic views of the island, surrounding mountains, and the Indian Ocean.

10. Golf: Enjoy a relaxed yet challenging round on the renowned Lemuria Golf Course where you can work on your shots against the backdrop of the Seychelles’ impressive scenery. Staying at the Constance Lemuria Resort gives you access to this amazing course, alongside spas, fine dining and exclusive beaches.

11. Scenic Helicopter Flights: See Seychelles differently as you soar above the lush emerald forests, dazzling turquoise waters and pristine white sand beaches. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking an unforgettable experience, this bird’s-eye view of paradise is a must.

12. Diving: Discover vibrant marine life, including whale sharks and manta rays, at world-class dive sites like Shark Bank, Desroches Island, Channel Rocks, Aldabra Atoll, Brissare Rocks and Dredger Wreck. Beneath the waves, you can connect with nature in one of the world’s most unspoiled marine environments – an experience that will leave you in awe at the remarkable biodiversity, vibrant coral reefs and dramatic seascapes. Seychelles offers a variety of dive sites suitable for all skill levels, making it one of the world’s most sought-after diving destinations.

13. Giant Tortoises on Aldabra: Aldabra Atoll, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most remote and pristine environments in the world. It offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to encounter these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

14. Surfing: Although not known as a surfing hotspot, Seychelles offers unique and rewarding experiences in a tropical paradise setting. With its turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and occasional swells, the islands provide a laid-back alternative to more bustling surf destinations.  Surf at Anse Lazio or Grand Anse on La Digue, or book lessons at Mahé’s Baie Lazare.

15. Fishing: Seychelles has some of the richest and most diverse fishing grounds in the world, with opportunities for big game fishing for iconic marlin in deep waters and flyfishing on expansive flats in search of legendary bonefish and permit or bottom fishing for a more relaxed family experience to catch snapper or other reef fish.

16. Sailing: Sailing is the ultimate way to explore this stunning archipelago, whether you’re an adventurer or a romantic. Take the helm yourself or relax on a crewed luxury yacht and set sail for a truly unforgettable experience.

Sailing in Seychelles allows you to connect with nature in unexpected and wonderful ways, from the thrill of open water to the tranquillity of deserted coves. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or new to life on the ocean waves, Seychelles promises a sailing journey like no other.

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