Granite boulders, jungle-backed coves and the most photographed beaches on Earth.
The Seychelles look different from every other island destination — giant granite boulders tumbling into jade water, takamaka trees leaning over the sand, and beaches like Anse Source d'Argent that you will recognise from every screensaver you have ever seen.
It is wilder and more natural than Mauritius: think boutique hideaways and island-hopping rather than mega-resorts. Perfect for honeymooners, nature lovers and second-time island travellers wanting something different.
We usually recommend splitting your stay — Mahé for arrival ease and mountain views, then Praslin or La Digue for the slow island magic. Two islands in one trip transforms the holiday, and the ferries make it easy.
From our own trips — the things we tell friends and family.
No — the Seychelles is visa-free for all nationalities. A free visitor's permit is issued on arrival with a valid passport, accommodation booking and return ticket. Always confirm current requirements before travelling.
April–May and October–November, between the trade-wind seasons, bring the calmest seas and best visibility. The islands are warm year-round.
Seychelles for raw natural beauty, boutique stays and island-hopping; Mauritius for polished resorts, facilities and value. Honeymooners often pick Seychelles for the scenery — we will give you an honest side-by-side for your budget.
Yes, easily — fast ferries link Mahé, Praslin and La Digue daily, and we build multi-island itineraries with all transfers arranged.
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