Luxury Seychelles Holidays

Discover the huge intricate eco-system of the Seychelles. With only a handful of motorised modes of transport on the island, the chosen mode of transport is bicycle or golf buggy. Explore La Digue island with this independent bike tour and gently discover a beautiful Seychelles' island at your leisure.

Visit one of the smallest capital cities in the world. Victoria is the tiny characteristic capital of the Seychelles and is well worth a visit during your visit to Mahé island in the Seychelles. Traditional boutique shops, colourful markets and Victorian history are displayed perfectly in Seychelles' capital city.

Discover the huge intricate eco-system of the Seychelles. Thanks to its geographic location and environment, there is a very special biodiversity in the Seychelles. These are the oldest oceanic islands on Earth and, while there are no land mammals that occur naturally here, the Seychelles are home to many endemic species that can be found nowhere else, including 242 species of birds.

Explore different islands to discover more of the Seychelles. For an island escape bursting with idyllic scenery and beautiful beaches, the Seychelles is the picture-perfect answer. With more than 16 islands, the three main spots are Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, and each offers their own character, geography and history.

With stunning beaches often voted some of the best in the world, wherever you choose to go on holiday in the Seychelles, you are sure to find unspoiled, picture-perfect beaches.

Join in with the three day celebrations of the Seychelles Carnival, which celebrates people by combining a whole manner of cultures. This not to be missed event attracts an international crowd of over 30,000 tourists who all come to the island to take part in the festivities. Watch the impressive, inclusive colourful parade, discover incredible dancers, listen to music from all around the world and discover scrumptious cuisine. 

Treat yourself to this underwater festival which aims to highlight the importance of the marine world. Seychelles Ocean Festival is held every year in December and includes photography competitions, thought provoking presentations by famous guest speakers and plenty of diving and snorkelling activities to try.

A must try in Seychelles is dried fish. It might not sound too appealing, but this delicacy dates back to a time where there were no fridges, so the native people of Seychelles salted the fish and dried it for several days. If you have fish curry, you might get to try dried fish. Alternatively, you can find it in roughy, which includes dried fish, tomatoes, garlic, onion and chili sauce, most often served with rice.

Looking for a traditional dish packed with flavour? Then you need to try fish curry, which is available in local restaurants and food stands. Fish curry uses bonito (which is a meaty fish) and coconut milk which really helps to bring out delicious flavours that will melt in your mouth.

Discover the popular Seychelles dish that is octopus curry. Every Seychellois person has their own preferences when it comes to this dish, so be sure to sample it at different restaurants to find the right one for you.

Try something a little different with this exotic dish. Bat curry uses fruit bats, which are considered to be a local delicacy. You can find this dish at the oldest restaurant on Mahé Island, at Marie Antoinette’s, which uses all local ingredients. 

Revitalise and give your energy levels a boost by trying some Breadfruit chips. Breadfruits are a type of tropical fruit. Breadfruit chips are lightly salted fried crisps that make an ideal snack to pack in your bag while you’re exploring the island.

Sweet tooths should try ladob. This delicious dessert is made from bananas or sweet potato. Cooked in coconut milk and sugar, the ladobs are then flavoured with nutmeg, cinnamon and fresh vanilla, and are the perfect way to finish a meal.