Highlights

Seychelles is a perfect example of how paradise must have looked in reality. Those ceaseless beaches, lush green forests and that untouched coral reef full of mesmerizing underwater species, will leave you spellbound with its beauty.

Beaches

Thoroughly loved by travellers for its crystal clear waters, Seychelles is fast becoming a popular tourist destination. Especially, honeymooners love to descend here due to the laid back and pristine surroundings of the island. You can also try out some spine-thrilling water activities, which will give an adventurous touch to your unruffled holiday break. Snorkeling, Scuba diving, Sailing and kayaking are the most popular water sports in Seychelles.

Some of the most famous beaches for you to explore here are listed below-

Anse Source d'Argent in La Digue
Anse Lazio in Praslin
Anse Georgette in Praslin
Anse Intendance in Mahé
Petite Anse Kerlan in Praslin
Beau Vallon in Mahé
Anse Coco Beach in La Digue Island ]
Petite Anse in Baie Lazare

Museums & Art Galleries

Seychelles has an unlimited number of beautiful beaches for beach lovers, and for historically inclined travellers, this island nation has an endless option of museums and art galleries as well. Visitors can gain some knowledge about Seychelles history, art and culture here. Every year in the months of October and November, the Festival of Kreol is held here, where paintings by renowned artists are displayed.

Seychelles Natural History Museum- Victoria
French Cultural Center - Victoria
Rita's Art Sudio & Gallery - Praslin Island
Praslin Museum - Praslin Island
Kenwyn House - Victoria
Michael Adams Paintings Studio - Mahe Island National Library and Art Gallery - Victoria

Chinatown

When we talk about nature, Seychelles undoubtedly is tremendously blessed by the Mother Nature. The island is a dwelling for some of the rare flora and fauna species. From serene surroundings, crystal clear beaches, marine parks and luscious green tropical forests, this place is an ideal holiday destination for nature admirers.

Must-visit National Parks:
Saint Anne National Park
Aldabra’s Giant Tortoise Park
Curieuse Marine National Park
Morre Seychellois National Park
National Botanical Gardens
Aride Island Nature Reserve
Cousin Island Special Reserve
Veuve Reserve

World Heritage sites

Seychelles has two natural sites which are listed as the UNESCO World Heritage sites- the Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve and Aldabra Atoll. Aldabra Atoll is one of the world’s largest coral reef which runs along 13 islands. Completely isolated, this atoll is a home to Aldabra Giant Tortoise and many other distinctive fauna species. tVallée de Mai Nature Reserve is a home to the famous coco de mer (famous for the largest seed ever found in the plant kingdom) and five other endemic palms. Apart from flora, the park is also famous for the unique species of fauna, such as- black parrot, snails, reptiles, crustaceans etc.

Shopping

Seychelles is not populated with big luxurious malls and brand stores, but has enough options for you to collect memories in the form of souvenirs. There are numerous shops and boutiques, selling locally crafted pearl accessories, artworks and paintings. More than half of the island’s population lives in Mahe, thus making it an ideal place for shopping. Small markets and Souvenir Shops are scattered all over, and have enough for you to shop for. There are designer boutiques inside large hotels and resorts, if you are looking for some designer wear. Apart from everything, don’t miss your chance to visit the Craft Village, which used to be a plantation, but now has emerged as an arts and crafts showcase of Seychelles.

Nightlife

Seychelles islands are known for its vibrant beaches, thrilling water sports and tropical forests, but that doesn’t mean that it lacks night entertainment. The island caters its visitors with an amazing nightlife alternative. Nightlife here is largely settled around Mahé and Praslin, where you will find discotheques, bars, casinos and trendy restaurants to spend your evenings at. Some famous ones are- Katiolo Nightclub, Gran Kaz Casino, Level 3 Bar, The Jungle, Bar Ocean View, Rogan's Irish Bar and 1770 Brewery.

Gastronomy

Gastronomy of Seychelles is as diverse as its population. Due to the island’s location in the Indian Ocean, fish plays a very important role in the local cuisine. Fish here is cooked in several different ways, which tastes amazing. Delicacies are highly influenced by African, British, French, Indian and Chinese cuisines. Seychelles staple food includes fish, seafood and shellfish dishes, which are majorly consumed along with rice.

What to Eat?

Grilled fish
Breadfruit chips
Octopus curry
Bat curry
Shark chutney
Smoked fish salad
Ladob

Where to Eat?

Chez Jules in La Digue Island
Eden in Bel Ombre
La Perle Noire in Mahe Island
Del Place Bar and Restaurant in Victoria
Les Lauriers in Anse Volbert
Snack Bellevue in La Digue Island
Les Rochers in Praslin Island
Marie Antoinette in Victoria

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