4. Relax at the Anse Source D’Argent and Anse Coco beaches on La Digue
With some of the top-rated beaches in the world, the islands of Seychelles have more than their fair share of beautiful strips of sand. Anse Coco and Anse Source D’Argent beaches stand out for their spectacular natural setting, and spending a day here is one of the most popular things to do in Seychelles.
With its dramatic granite boulders, calm waters, and fine sand, the Anse Source D’Argent beach is one of the world’s most sought after and photographed beaches. The Anse Coco beach is equally alluring and can only be accessed by hiking through jungle trails.
5. Shop for local produce and souvenirs at Victoria Market
Victoria Market, located in the island’s capital, is at the centre of all the action. A beehive of activity, it’s a place that people here frequent and is among the best ways to get a little peek into the island’s culture.
Explore the stalls that sell local fruits and vegetables and pick up a souvenir or two. The market has a huge section for seafood.
6. Lose yourself in the lush greenery of Vallee De Mai
Often referred to as the ‘Garden of Eden’, the Vallee De Mai Nature Reserve is just one of two places where you will find the exotic Coco de Mer palm.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the national park offers trails for treks and plenty of opportunities for bird watching. You can spot black parrots, blue pigeons, sunbirds and more here.
7. Discover the island’s rich underwater life at Ste Anne National Marine Park
Located five kilometres from Mahe and comprising five islands, the Ste Anne National Marine Park is one of the best snorkelling spots in Seychelles.
Spending a day at this park with scuba diving and glass bottom boat tours is one of the best things to do in Seychelles. Dive into its sparkling waters, explore among the largest seagrass meadows in Seychelles, swim with turtles, and come upon the most magical coral gardens.
8. Go Island Hopping
You can island hop your way through Seychelles’ three main islands – Mahe, Praslin and La Digue by ferry or flight. But if you are looking to go beyond, there are plenty of options to pick from.
Explore the remote yet stunning Silhouette Island, spot an incredible variety of avifauna in Aride Island Nature Reserve, Bird Island, and Cousin Island and snorkel the waters of St. Pierre Island.
9. Cycle Around La Digue
With bicycles as the primary mode of transport, the charming island of La Digue is a cyclist’s paradise. Cycle to the historic L’Union Estate, spend some time at the famous Anse Source D’Argent beach and meet the Aldabra giant tortoises.
Depending on your comfort level, there are plenty of beginner and advanced cycling routes to explore.
There’s no escaping the spell that sublime Seychelles casts. Contact our destination experts to find out more.
Overview of Seychelles
The island’s lush tropical forests, rare animal encounters and adventure activities make a stay rather special.
Seychelles Multi-centre
Seychelles multi-centre holidays seamlessly blend city tours and thrilling wildlife adventures.
Best Time to Visit Seychelles
The best time to visit Seychelles is the transition period between the two trade wind systems that influence the weather conditions in the islands.
