An archipelago of 115 islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles is pure island romance: powder-soft beaches, pristine reefs, and unique flora like the coco-de-mer palm. This short itinerary hops between Mahé and Praslin, combining urban charm with untouched nature. Perfect for both adrenaline seekers and beach loungers.
Land at Seychelles International Airport on Mahé. Transfer to Victoria or a southern beach hotel.
Explore Victoria's Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market; visit the National Museum or stroll the botanical gardens.
Sunset drink at Beau Vallon Beach; fresh fish dinner on the sand.
Hike Morne Blanc trail (90 mins) through rainforest to granite peak overlooks.
Drive to Anse Intendance, a wild southern beach with crashing waves; swim if conditions permit.
Drive back via the Tea Factory viewpoint at sunset; dinner in Beau Vallon.
Ferry (45 mins) to Praslin. Trek through the UNESCO Vallée de Mai forest; spot giant coco-de-mer palms and endemic Seychelles magpie robins.
Snorkel off Cousin Island National Park; encounter green turtles, reef fish, and harmless blacktip sharks.
Sunset at Anse Lazio; overnight on Praslin or return ferry to Mahé.
Early snorkel at Anse Georgette (accessible by rocky trail or boat); pristine reef and white sand.
Visit L'Union Estate to walk among giant tortoises and see a working copra plantation.
Ferry back to Mahé; flight to onward destination.