Despite being the Seychelles' second-largest island, Praslin has a small population. When you arrive here, you'll see a jungle-covered mountain ridge rising from the ocean, with a few low-rise houses and a tiny jetty. The typical tropical-island triad of sun, sea, and sand is a major draw, but there are also botanical wonders, amazing birdlife, and the slow speed of traditional Seychellois island life to be found.
Curieuse Island, is a tropical paradise known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. Home to giant Aldabra tortoises, lush mangrove forests, and pristine beaches, the island offers a unique blend of nature and serenity. Explore its scenic trails, discover the ruins of an old leper colony, and relax on the white sandy shores. As a protected marine park, Curieuse is a haven for snorkeling and diving, with vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. A visit to this untouched gem promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Seychelles.
The smaller Seychelles island of La Digue is the laid-back sibling to the larger Seychelles islands of Mahé and Praslin. Window boxes and plant pots overflow with flowers as Creole houses nestle under papaya trees. As wooden pirogues float across the bay, fishermen saunter along the road with sticks hung with fish. This is where authentic Seychellois island life can be found.
The Sister Islands consist of Grande Soeur and Petite Soeur, two breathtaking granite islets nestled in the Indian Ocean. Known for their pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical vegetation, these islands offer a secluded paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Grande Soeur, the larger of the two, boasts stunning white sandy beaches and excellent snorkeling and diving spots, where vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life thrive. Petite Soeur, though smaller and less accessible, remains an untouched sanctuary of natural beauty.
Often visited as part of island-hopping excursions, the Sister Islands provide an exclusive escape, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the unspoiled wonders of the Seychelles.
**Denis Island** is a private paradise in the Seychelles, offering an exclusive retreat surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. This coral island is renowned for its untouched white sandy beaches, lush tropical vegetation, and vibrant marine life.
A haven for nature lovers, Denis Island is home to rare bird species, giant tortoises, and rich coral reefs perfect for snorkeling and diving. Guests can enjoy luxury eco-friendly accommodations, farm-to-table dining, and a peaceful escape from modern life.
With no cars, no crowds, and a focus on sustainability, Denis Island promises an unforgettable experience of pure tranquility and natural beauty in the heart of the Seychelles.
A sublime sanctuary in the Seychelles, Bird Island is blessed with untouched beaches, giant land tortoises, dazzling waters, and bird-flooded skies. It is a place where nature rules. As a private self-catered island, you can have these shores all to yourself. Stretching out for 170 acres, this coral cay is ideal for days spent swimming and snorkeling, hiking in the interior, or trying to catch sight of each member from the twenty bird species that occupy this island. Between May and October, you can witness the skies turn black with thousands of Sooty Terns who like to nest at the island's northern end.
One of the most secluded islands in the Seychelles, Silhouette Island boasts only a handful of residents, a singular resort, and plenty of wide and wild open space. In fact, the island is 90% natural park meaning protected corners can be found at every turn. From walking trails to white sand beaches, cinnamon trees, and giant tortoises - everything on these shores seem to be carved from a dream. Grab a snorkel and plunge into the welcoming warm shades of blue where curious parrot fish, rays, and white tipped sharks get up close and personal. Silhouette Island is also a first-class nesting spot for turtles too and with a dedicated research center you can get an in-depth understanding of these ancient and wise creatures.
Port Victoria is the bright and blooming capital of Seychelles. With its fabulous festival scene, its bustling markets, foodie delights, and well-tended botanical gardens. Victoria is one of the smallest capitals in the world which gives it that glorious community feel. Situated on the tight and narrow shores of Mahe, this pint-sized capital packs a punch. Founded by the French back in the 18th century before being taken over by Britain, you can find out heaps of Victoria’s history by visiting the National Museum of History. The botanical garden is an absolute highlight for charter guests wanting to bliss out in the shade of towering coco de mar palms and fragrant spice groves. Brimming with temples, monuments, churches, mosques, and quaint galleries, it's easy to get a well-stacked schedule in Victoria.