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Places to visit Seychelles+

  • Seychelles

  • La Digue

    La Digue is unquestionably one of the most unforgettable islands of the Seychelles. Connected by boat or helicopter, this big rock 3 miles long and 3 km wide can be the reason for a day trip from Praslin.

    Explore La Digue

  • Mahe

    With its international airport, Mahe constitues a crossing point for travelers going to the Seychelles. This mountainous island, 16 miles long and 5 miles wide, is the largest in the archipelago. It is

    Explore Mahe

  • Praslin

    Within a quarter of an hour by plane and within 45 minutes by boat from Mahe, Praslin is the second largest island of the archipelago with an area of 10 mi². Less mountainous than its rival, it owes its

    Explore Praslin

  • The other islands of the Seychelles

    With its 115 islands, of which only twenty that are inhabited, the islands of the Seychelles offer a wide variety of destinations with a taste of paradise. Whether it be coral or granite, virgin or occupied

    Explore The other islands of the Seychelles

In brief+

Weekly budget
£unconfirmed
Flight budget
£unconfirmed
Flight duration
 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
No
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Roupie Seychelloise
Language(s)
creole,
English,
French

Overview

Seychelles

Delicately resting under the equator, a stone's throw from the African coasts, the 115 Seychelles islands are scattered around in the warm and crystal clear water of the Indian Ocean. This is where Adam and Eve's earthly paradise is supposed to have been, and where honeymooners meet in the shade of the mysterious Coco de mer, on the most beautiful beaches of the world. Let yourself go to the rhythm of the Seychellois, truly adorable people, and forget about everything else: you are in heaven.

pros

  •  The Seychellois are absolutely adorable.
  •  The sea is some of the most beautiful and warmest in the world.
  •  One of the last remaining heavens on the planet.
  •  English is largely spoken in the archipelago.

cons

  •  The cost of living is rather high.
  •  The ocean is fairly agitated by trade winds during some periods of the year, so the beaches are strewn with seaweed.

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Country Guide

Our Editorial team's advice

Each island of the archipelago is different. It is preferable to get some information beforehand so as to choose your own dream island, depending on your taste, preferences and budget. To make it slightly easier for you to choose, here is a little summary of the atmosphere on each of the islands: hustle and bustle on Mahé, gentleness on Praslin, isolation on La Digue or Desroches, back to nature on Bird, friendly luxury on Denis, wilderness on Silhouette and high standard luxury on Frégate.
Finally, let us mention the fact that it is broad daylight at 6 am and dark at 7 pm... To sum up, the Seychelles belong to early birds!

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With its white sandy beaches and its lagoons of transparent waters, the Seychelles could easily be mistaken for the Garden of Eden! The name of this destination evokes images of endless ribbons of beach wrapped around a lush green exotic interior... Mahé, Praslin, la Digue and the other islands are on ...

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