Seychelles Tours

The Seychelles, perched above the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean, is one of the world's most magnificent tropical getaways, with its shimmering, sparkling beauty. This archipelago of 115 islets and cays is certainly a honeymooner's and luxury resort lover's delight. Swim on the gorgeous white sandy beaches and discover the UNESCO reserves that make this a wonderland.
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Seychelles Tours cover an archipelago of 115 islands scattered across the Indian Ocean northeast of Madagascar, made up of granite islands such as Mahe, Praslin and La Digue alongside low-lying coral atolls farther from the main group. The islands combine beaches with granite boulder formations and, on several islands, protected forest reserves that hold endemic species found nowhere else.

Seychelles Tours are usually planned as a dedicated beach and island trip, occasionally paired with a wider Africa itinerary given the archipelago's flight connections through mainland hubs.

Mahe and Its Beaches

The largest island and home to the capital, Victoria, Mahe offers beaches such as Beau Vallon alongside forested hills in the Morne Seychellois National Park. Boat excursions from Mahe reach smaller nearby islands, including Amedee Island, for snorkeling and beach time.

Praslin and La Digue

Praslin holds the Vallee de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site protecting a forest of coco de mer palms that produce the world's largest seed. La Digue, reached by boat from Praslin, is known for granite boulder beaches such as Anse Source d'Argent and traditional ox-cart transportation around the island.

Seychelles Tour Packages

Seychelles Tour Packages generally include island-hopping between Mahe, Praslin and La Digue, combining beach time with snorkeling excursions to smaller surrounding islands.

Mahe: Amedee Island Tour

Best Time to Visit the Seychelles

The islands can be visited year-round given their equatorial location, though the calmer months between April and May and October and November avoid the stronger winds of the southeast and northwest monsoon seasons.

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