Things to do

Pristine beauty that will satiate the senses of every visitor, the Seychelles is a breathtaking array of sights and sounds, flora and fauna, coral atolls and reef islets. Walking and hiking trails, island hopping, shopping, beach life and cultural events, there’s plenty of choice. From diving and sailing to golf and horse-riding, island beauty can be enjoyed at every turn. If culture and society is your primary interest then enjoy the many displays of folklore, traditions, cuisine and of course colonial architecture, from a melting pot of people creating a vibrant diversity that’s more than welcoming and tranquil.

• During your stay stop by Eustache Sarde’s House, one of the last remaining houses showcasing timber design from the 1900’s.
• Traditional creole culture is on show at the Craft Village Domaine de Val des Prés
• Art galleries are located in the likes of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue.
• Jewellery, in particular ‘Black Pearls’ can be purchased from Praslin Island.
• Cousin Island Special Reserve is an example of eco-tourism and definitely worth a visit if you’re in tune with nature.
• Sprawled over an acre of land at Anse L’Union, visit the national monument Granite Boulder, one of the Seychelles’ natural wonders.
• Marine Parks, in particular Ile Cocos is the picture that defines the beauty of the Seychelles’ and you’ll love it here.
• There’s exotic flower gardens in Maheé
• From beach bars to fine dining, there’s a fusion of flavour in the Seychelles

Weather

This year round destination is perfect for beach lovers since the climate offers sun and warmth throughout the annual calendar. Temperatures remain between 24°C and 32°C with annual rainfall occurring mainly between December and February. Due to this, it can be quite humid through to April. The islands themselves are outside of the cyclone belt; all bar the most remote southern islands. May to October provides the dry weather and slightly cooler temperatures.