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Seychelles

Mahe

Praslin

La Digue

Bird Island

Cousine

Desroches

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The Seychelles

Seychelles MapLong renowned as the perfect honeymoon destination, the beautiful Indian Ocean islands of the Seychelles are also a great deal more. With two World Heritage Sites, four far-flung archipelagos, numerous nature reserves and bountiful coral reefs, the diverse islands hold much of interest to lovers of nature, both above and below the sea.

Colourful coral reefs teeming with fish, sea turtles, whale sharks, manta rays, rare land and sea birds, endemic flora, giant tortoises, the world’s largest nut: all find refuge in these special islands. Fascinating wildlife walks, superb scuba and snorkelling, safe swimming, fine sailing and simple beachcombing – just some of the ingredients available with which to create a deliciously natural holiday in the Seychelles.

Being outside the cyclonic belt and with benign wildlife, no malaria and safe bathing beaches, the islands are a haven for families and those desiring a more relaxing and less demanding yet stimulating natural history holiday.

When to Go

Year-round temperatures stay around 29C (84F). There are two distinct seasons. The Southeast Monsoon runs from May -October, drier and cooler with less humidity - western coasts can have rough seas, especially June-August when Praslin’s Grand Anse suffers from seaweed. The Northwest Monsoon lasts from December-March: more rain (especially December and January), quite warm with generally lighter winds and calmer seas. A good time to visit is between monsoons - November and April, when winds change direction – but many other months can be just as pleasant. July and August are the driest, coolest yet windiest months. Dive sites are mostly year round, with some regional differences. Seabirds nest  from May-September, and migrate from October.

An excellent introduction to the wonderful variety of wildlife and habitats to be found in the islands, this Seychelles wildlife holiday combines a marine park, the ancient coco de mer palm forest and three fascinating island nature reserves. Enjoy sightings of rare endemic birds and millions of sooty terns, giant tortoises and a plethora of pretty reef fish while staying at three gorgeous hotels. Heaven.  Find out more...

For Seychelles island hopping at its best, stay on two of the most attractive granitic islands while enjoying the various activities and sights for which they are renowned, then venture much further afield to the Amirantes Group. Explore Desroches by bicycle, snorkel from the beach, scuba dive, enjoy watersports and tennis, or just gaze out on the Indian Ocean from your beachfront room. Treasured islands indeed. Find out more...

This tour is luxurious in more ways than one. Staying at two choice hotels, explore the manifold attractions of Mahe and Praslin before flying conveniently by helicopter direct to beautiful, privately-owned Cousine Island. The all-inclusive boutique resort will engender the feeling of being a private house guest as you explore the pristine nature reserve all around you, or snorkel with baby turtles off the white-sand beach. Undoubtedly true Seychelles luxury. Find out more...