From island to island
Relax and explore on this journey of discovery as you visit the three main islands: Praslin, Mahé, and La Digue. Praslin boasts an almost paradisiacal natural environment. Swaying palm trees abound, and the Coco de Mer, with its sensuous fruits, is the symbol of this island. You can choose to go for a walk and relax, but these islands are also the ideal spot for snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming, sailing, and fishing!
You will feel as if time has stood still as soon as you set foot on La Digue . Even more overwhelming than the jungle-rich landscape full of wild hiking trails is the beauty of the beaches. The pearly white, almost pink beach of Anse Source d'Argent, lined with granite boulders and coconut trees, is among the most photographed in the world.
Mahé is the largest of the 115 islands of the Seychelles, boasting an impressively rich variety of flora and fauna. In addition to relaxing on no fewer than 68 dazzling white beaches, you can hike along the most beautiful trails in Morne National Park and climb Morne, a mountain peak nearly a thousand meters high. Tea plantations, shipwrecks, giant tortoises, whale sharks, and stingrays are, so to speak, the “icing on the cake.”
TIPS & TOPS ISLAND HOPPING SEYCHELLES:
- Visit the fragrant and colorful market in the capital, Victoria, on Mahé Island.
- Ready for some action? Head out and explore one of the many hiking trails in Morne National Park on Mahé Island.
- While on Praslin Island, visit Vallée de Maie and discover the legend of the Coco de Mer—and with a little luck, you might even spot a black parrot!
- Be surprised by the delicious dishes from the Creole kitchen.
- Rent a bike on La Digue Island and explore the beautiful, unspoiled beaches.
- You can extend this trip as you wish.
