Seychelles has some of the most photographed beaches on Earth, including Anse Source d'Argent and Anse Lazio, plus giant tortoises, rare birds and the Vallee de Mai. Hop between Mahe, Praslin and La Digue. April-May and October-November are calm.
Good to know
- Complete the Seychelles Travel Authorisation online before travel; it is free.
- Inter-island ferries run daily; book ahead in peak months.
- Rent bicycles on La Digue; cars are limited.
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Forest trails climbing to views over the coast and the interior.
Fish curry, grilled snapper and breadfruit chips on a beach terrace.
Sail along the coast with drinks and island views.
Ocean-view spa treatments in the island's resorts.
Postcard cove of granite boulders and shallow turquoise water, best early.
Car-free island with ox carts, bikes and quiet lanes.
Sweeping white beach frequently listed among the world's best.
UNESCO palm forest home to the coco de mer and the black parrot.
Colorful fish, spices and crafts in the world's smallest capital.
Small, quirky museum covering Creole heritage and natural history.
Birdlife, hawksbill turtles and giant tortoises on a protected island.
Clear water, coral gardens and tropical fish near Victoria.