Seychelles Tour Packages

Seychelles is home to a number of popular islands, the most prominent among them are - Mahe Island, Praslin Island and La Digue Island. Each of these Islands offers a number of tourist attractions that are every beach lover’s dream. The capital city Victoria also has various things for tourists to do, making this archipelago of Islands a highly visited tourist destination.

Mahe Island

Mahe Island is the largest island in Seychelles, with over 60 gorgeous beaches that have naturally beautiful granite boulders on which water lapses on, high mountain ranges, and vast flora and fauna. The island is also home to some indigenous flora and fauna, like the jellyfish tree not found anywhere else in the world.

Here are some must-visit places in the Male Island.

Beau Vallon Beach - It is the most famous and popular beach of Mahe suitable for diving and snorkeling, because of its clear waters, golden sands and coral reefs. The beach is famed for its stunning infrastructure, breathtaking scenery, innumerable activity options, and widespread appeal. It is an ideal place to try out surfing, jet skiing, snorkeling or scuba diving. The sunsets at the Beau Vallon also are picturesque often rendering you speechless. You can also find good night clubs, restaurants, and bars next to the beach, so grab a drink and watch as the sun sets down the horizon.
Morne Seychellois National Park- This park occupies 20% of the land area of Mahe and contains a wide range of habitats, from coastal mangrove forests to Morne Seychellois, the country’s highest peak. The Park is home to a vast amount of indigenous flora and fauna and twelve endemic land birds, which include the Seychelles Scops-owl, Seychelles Kestrel, Blue Pigeon, and Sunbird making it a perfect spot for bird lovers.
Bel-Air cemetery - Oldest historical structure on the island, and the first burial site after French colonization, this cemetery has a 9-foot tall giant individual called Charles Dorothee Savy that lay buried here after he was poisoned by his family because of their fright of his height and also buried here is Jean-Francois Hodoul, a pirate.
Morne Blanc - An iconic mountain on the island of Mahe, with a quick 45-minute trail up on a well-maintained pathway, leads you to a viewing platform with sweeping views of Mahe’s western seaboard of Morne Blanc. The descent back from the top just takes less than 20 minutes if you don’t stop. It is advised to start early, as the clouds tend to move in Morne Blanc's peak around noon, obscuring the beautiful view.
Clock tower - Fascinated by the Big Ben in London, one of the governors of Seychelles, Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott ordered to built a tower resembling it in the early 20th century. Hence, this clock tower in the archipelago gives an uncanny resemblance to Big Ben.
Le Jardin Du Roi Spice Garden - With a map provided at the entrance of the garden, and signposts leading you to the right direction, walk to the right spots in the Spice garden and enjoy a unique experience. Also, taste at the restaurant by the garden beautiful homemade Creole-style food and ice cream seasoned with indigenous spices from the tub.
Tea Factory - One of the famous Mahe tourist attractions, take a tour of the tea factory and learn the tea manufacturing process. Also, taste some tea and make a tea purchase to take back home.

Praslin Island

The second largest island in the archipelago, with stunning beaches, emerald waters, and lush jungles, Praslin Island is absolutely gorgeous.

Here are the must-visit places in Praslin Island.

Anse Lazio Beach - The best beach in Seychelles and probably the best in the world, the beach offers spectacular sunset views and also has the best waters for snorkeling. It is also an incredible place to click those million dollar photographs owing to its surroundings filled with palm trees and takamaka trees.
Grand Anse Beach - The longest beach in Praslin, Grand Anse has still and warm incredible waters and very soft sand making it an ideal beach walking place.
Vallée de Mai - A a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve is an incredible natural reserve of beautiful flora and fauna and attracts thousands of tourists. The reserve has the rare coco de mer palm, that produces the world’s largest nut that weighs about eighteen kilograms and has strong aphrodisiac properties making it a must take home souvenir.
Casino des Iles - For all gaming lovers, this place is ideal to enjoy a good nightlife. Enjoy a game of poker or blackjack. Although, remember to not wear sandals and shorts to the casino post 7 pm.
Cote d’Or - One of the most beautiful beaches in Praslin, it’s calm waters makes it an ideal spot for snorkeling. You will also find the best resorts and hotels on this Island.
Praslin Museum - Experience the culture and tradition of Seychelles at this museum and also witness some rare medicinal and endemic plants that are found all across the archipelago. Don’t forget to buy curios that you can find on the museum premises as a souvenir to take home.

La Digue Island

The island is truly a hidden gem amidst clear blue waters. It has an exotic, breathtaking coastline that offers an adventure yet calming experience making it a must visit island on Seychelles trip.

Here are the must-visit places in La Digue Island.

Anse Source D’Argent - A romantic beach with tiny little fishes that can be found swimming in its shallow clear waters that have a blend of different shades of blue, take a leisure walk and get up close with some local vendors serving scrumptious food. This spot is also a spectacular place for snorkeling, so get your underwater experience.
Coco trail- Find simple pleasures of life at this beach, observe animals and birds and aquatic life that can completely destress you and put you on a great mood. Also, enjoy delicious mouth-licking smoked fish at this place and satiate your taste buds.
Anse Fourmis - Another beach perfect to just put on some music and enjoy a leisure walk and make the most of its beautiful expansive stretch of coconut trees and reefs.
Nevis Ernesta- Watch and admire sea turtles, sharks and myriads of fish, and enjoy a blissful experience. Also, this place offers a very good snorkeling experience, so make the most of it and pamper the wild side within you.
Veuve Nature Reserve - A very well kept nature reserve that suits nature lovers of all ages and places, and also serves as the breeding place for the Seychelles Paradise Flycatchers, also known as the Veuve is a beautifully preserved nature reserve. Veuves are a rare black colored bird with a deep blue sheen. It is a majestic sight to witness them. Drop by at the place, and if you're lucky, meet them.

The climate in Seychelles is pleasant throughout the years, and hence travelers can visit any time of the year. But the best time would be from April to May and October to November when the temperatures are mild and range between 25°C- 27°C during the season. Also, accommodation and flight costs also run low during this period and temperatures are just right to enjoy a swim.

Seychelles is visa-free for Indians. All you need to have is your passport, flight tickets and accommodations booked. On arrival, your passport is stamped with visitor’s permit and you can stay at the archipelago for three months from your date of arrival and enjoy a relaxing stay.