Discover Seychelles,
Where Paradise Beckons
Head to the islands of Seychelles where azure waters, powdery white sands, and lush tropical forests create a paradise unlike any other. From secluded beaches to vibrant coral reefs, bask in the natural splendor of this idyllic archipelago.
What's Special in Seychelles
Seychelles, a jewel of the Indian Ocean, captivates visitors with its untouched beauty and remote charm. Explore the secluded beaches of Anse Lazio and Anse Source d'Argent, where granite boulders frame the turquoise waters and gentle sea breezes sway the palm trees.
Experience the vibrant underwater world of Seychelles' marine parks and nature reserves, where colorful coral reefs teem with life. Snorkel alongside tropical fish, sea turtles, and manta rays, or embark on a scuba diving adventure to discover hidden shipwrecks and vibrant coral gardens. Seychelles' lush interior offers endless opportunities for exploration and adventure. Trek through the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve, home to the iconic coco de mer palm and rare bird species, or hike to the summit of Morne Seychellois for panoramic views of the archipelago.
Four Fine Experiences in Seychelles
These hand-picked experiences offer a glimpse into the diverse beauty of Seychelles.
Key Facts
CURRENCY
Seychellois
Rupee
LANGUAGE
English, French, Seychellois Creole
TIMEZONE
Seychelles
Time
TIPPING
Not customary, but appreciated
PEAKTIME
April - May,
Oct - Nov
COLDEST MONTH
July
HOTTEST MONTH
March
Historical Fact
Discovered by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later settled by the French and British, the islands became a melting pot of cultures and influences. The legacy of Seychelles' diverse heritage is evident in its Creole language, cuisine, and traditions.
Did you know?
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Seychelles is home to some of the rarest species of flora and fauna on Earth, including the Seychelles giant tortoise and the Seychelles paradise flycatcher.
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The islands served as a hideaway for pirates and privateers in the 17th and 18th centuries, with legendary figures like Olivier Levasseur, known as "La Buse," rumored to have buried treasure on the archipelago.