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Mahé Island
The island of Mahé is dotted with 65 beautiful beaches, as well as the Port Larnay National Marine Park and the Saint Anne National Marine Park. On the northeast coast of the island is the capital, Victoria, the city and port of the Seychelles. The city is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the environment is elegant and beautiful. On the street in the city center, there is a large-scale memorial statue simulating three seagulls. It is a symbol of the ancestors of Seychelles flying over the ocean from Europe, Asia and Africa more than 200 years ago to develop and develop this desert island.Seychelles · Cascade
Praslin
Praslin is the second-largest island in Seychelles. The entire island is composed of granite and covered by well-preserved tropical primeval forests, with fine white sandy beaches and azure waters stretching between massive granite boulders. The island's interior hides Seychelles' signature view—Vallée de Mai. This approx. 20-hectare primeval palm forest is listed as a World Natural Heritage site and is the native habitat of the Seychelles' national treasure, the coco de mer; wild coco de mer palms grow almost exclusively here. The coco de mer is dioecious with peculiar fruits that can weigh up to 30 kg when mature, making them the largest seeds in the plant kingdom. The forest is also home to the black parrot, which can be seen almost exclusively on Praslin; despite the name "black," its feathers are actually closer to dark brown. The island's coast presents a different face: Anse Lazio, famous for its fine, soft white sand and rounded granite boulders at the bay's entrance, is suitable for swimming and snorkeling. If you have extra time, you can also island-hop from the pier to nearbyCurieuse Islandto get up close with the free-roaming Aldabra giant tortoises.Seychelles · Baie Sainte Anne
Saint-Anne Marine National Park
Saint-Anne Marine National Park is a marine protected area established to conserve coral reefs and marine life. The park consists of 6 islands—Sainte Anne, Cerf, Ile Moyenne, Round Island, Long, and Cachee—and the surrounding shallow waters. The islands are close to each other, and most of the sea area is only 1–2 m deep, with clear and calm waters. Taking a glass-bottom boat to view fish or going snorkeling are classic activities here. You can often see green sea turtles feeding in the vast seagrass beds, and sometimes you can swim with hawksbill turtles or watch bottlenose dolphins glide past the boat. To protect this marine area, fishing is prohibited in the park. Each island has its own highlights: Ile Moyenne is a regular stop for day trips, where giant tortoises roam freely under the shade of trees, and the island loop trail can be completed in half an hour, with ruins of early settler houses, "pirate graves," and a small thatched-roof chapel along the way; Sainte Anne Island was the landing place for French settlers when they first arrived in Seychelles in the 1770s, and it became a military base to defend Victoria during World War II, with remnants of the artillery still visible on the island today; Cachee Island is uninhabited and serves as a breeding ground for seabirds. At low tide, a sandbar is exposed between Long Island and Round Island, allowing you to walk across from one side to the other on the fine sand.Seychelles · Mont Fleuri
Anse Source d'Argent
Anse Source d'Argent, also known as Silver Source Beach, is reached by following a tree-lined path through the Union Farm estate, giving it a tucked-away, secret feel. The beach's signature scene is the large, smooth granite boulders scattered across the fine white sand, which takes on a faint pink hue in the sunlight and contrasts with the clear, greenish-blue shallows. The outer edge of the beach is ringed by coral reefs, which keep the open-sea waves out, leaving the water shallow and calm. At low tide the water level is very low, making it ideal for wading and finding photo angles. At high tide the water becomes deep enough for swimming and snorkeling, and some low-lying sand coves may be briefly submerged. Checking the tide before you go can make a big difference in your experience. Cycling is the main way to get around the island, and renting a bike to get there is very convenient. Coconut groves and boulders provide natural shade, and the boulders link a string of small sand coves—each turn reveals a new composition, so allow time to wander slowly.Seychelles · La Digue
La Digue
La Digue is separated from Praslin by only a stretch of water and is a small island known for its laid-back atmosphere: there are almost no motor vehicles on the island, and traditionally, people got around by bicycle and ox cart. Today, renting a bicycle to slowly ride around the island along coconut-lined paths remains a classic way to experience it. La Passe on the northwest coast is the center of the island, where most of the piers, restaurants, and bicycle rental shops are concentrated. L’Union Estate Farm in the southwest is a place to visit on the island, where you can see demonstrations of traditional copra pressing for coconut oil, walk through vanilla plantations, and get up close to the massive Aldabra giant tortoises. Continuing through the farm, you will reach Anse Source d'Argent, famous for its weathered granite boulders, turquoise waters, and fine white sand; it gained fame as a filming location for the movie "Emmanuelle." Birdwatchers can head to the JRVH+3J6 to look for the rare Seychelles black paradise flycatcher, which is endemic to the Seychelles. Those with good stamina can hike to the island's highest point, Nid Aigle, which offers expansive views from the summit, taking in the entire island's coconut groves and the turquoise sea views of the surrounding islands.Seychelles · La Digue
Morne Seychelles National Park
This is the height of the Seychelles, and it is a better place to overlook the entire Mahe Island and enjoy the panoramic view of the mountains and seas. It's also a great place to hike, and you can pick up some picture brochures at the Victoria Botanic Gardens, or ask a local guide to go with you.Seychelles · Port Glaud
Beau Vallon Beach
Beau Farlon Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Seychelles. This 3-kilometer-long beach is famous for its white and fine sand, clear blue water and rich tourist facilities, attracting a large number of tourists to come for vacation. The sea water is clear and transparent, and there is a rich coral reef ecosystem on the seabed, which is suitable for swimming and snorkeling all year round. The sand is fine and white, and it is backed by lush palm trees and Takamaka trees, providing natural shade for tourists. In addition to natural beauty, Beau Farlon Beach is also well-equipped with facilities, including many restaurants, cafes, bars and markets, offering local and international cuisine. Beau Farlon Beach vividly interprets the reputation of Seychelles as the "Garden of Eden on Earth". It is not only a treasure bestowed by nature, but also a dream place where tourists can put aside all their worries and enjoy the sun, beach and ocean with their whole heart.Seychelles · Beau Vallon
Victoria Clock Tower
Not far from the market, you can walk to a T-junction with a traffic light, and then walk forward to see the legendary "Little Ben". The clock tower is about 5 meters high and exists today as a monument. It is surrounded by the Seychelles library, post office and major banks. It is a very prosperous street in Victoria. Opposite the post office is the famous pirate restaurant.Seychelles · English River
Eden Island, Seychelles
Eden Island, Seychelles is an artificial island in Seychelles, located north of the airport on the east coast of Mahe Island, and is a masterpiece of Middle Eastern oil tycoons. Connected by ajetty, it is just a few hundred meters from the main island of Mahe. This small island, facing Sainte Anne Marine National Park, is also a residential area in Seychelles. As a representative project for attracting investment, the buildings on this artificial island, including luxury homes, shopping malls, and marinas, mirror those of thePalm Islandsin Dubai. Today, it has become a yacht marina. Looking down from the hills, the clusters of bright red buildings set against the azure sea are stunning. It features over 400,000 m² of private properties and 160,000 m² of private waterways. Residents on the island all have private berths for their yachts. As one of the few superyacht marinas in the world capable of docking yachts over 100 m, Eden Island International Marina is also a place to experience the lifestyle of the affluent.Seychelles · Eden Island
Mission Lodge Lookout
On Mahe Island in Seychelles, there is a hidden gem that blends rich history with natural scenery—Mission Lodge Lookout. It is more than just a lookout; it is a historical site that captures the essence of time and human memory. Located in the mountains of northern Mahe Island, this tranquil spot is reached by following a winding mountain road through dense forests and tea plantations. The centerpiece of the lookout is a pavilion built on the mountainside. Surrounded by lush greenery and filled with the sounds of nature, it feels like a sanctuary far removed from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Standing at the pavilion and looking out, you are greeted by a magnificent panorama. You can clearly see the scattered plantations below, the winding coastline, and the sea, where deep green and light blue waters intertwine—a captivating view where the mountains meet the sea. Whether you are tracing the footsteps of history or simply longing to enjoy a magnificent ocean view from the mountaintop, this is a must-visit destination.Seychelles · Port Glaud
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What travellers say about Seychelles
pekingwang22 April 2020
5.0
Some people say it is God's Garden of Eden.
Some people say it is the pearls, gems, tears and so on in the Indian Ocean.
Some people say it is the last pure land on earth.
Some people say it is the back garden of Europeans and Americans.
Some people say it is the best choice for lovers' honeymoon.
I say, you are all right, you are talking about this place - Mahe Island, Seychelles!
Mahé Island
无尽旅行家i11 June 2025
5.0
景点推荐- 拉齐奥海滩：这是普拉兰岛最著名的海滩之一，被《国家地理》杂志评为世界最美海滩第二名。这里的沙滩细腻，海水湛蓝，层次感分明，非常适合晒太阳、游泳和浮潜。海滩周边还有一些高档度假村，提供舒适的住宿和餐饮服务。- 五月谷（Vallée de Mai）：作为联合国教科文组织世界自然遗产，五月谷是海椰子树的故乡。这里有4000多棵海椰子树，其果实是世界上最大的椰子。游客可以跟随导游徒步探索这片原始森林，欣赏珍稀植物和鸟类，感受大自然的奇妙。- 普拉兰国家公园：公园内不仅有五月谷，还有许多其他自然景观和徒步路线。在这里，你可以近距离观察到塞舌尔特有的动植物，如塞舌尔黑鹦鹉等。美食体验- 克里奥尔美食：普拉兰岛的美食以克里奥尔风味为主，融合了法式烹饪和印度洋特色。推荐尝试的菜肴包括海鲜烩饭、椰子蟹和各种热带水果。当地有许多餐厅提供正宗的克里奥尔美食，如位于安塞·沃尔贝特海滩的餐厅。- 海滩烧烤：参加一日游或私人定制行程，可以在库瑞尔岛或圣皮埃尔岛享受海滩烧烤。新鲜的海鲜、烤肉和热带饮品，搭配着海风和美景，绝对是一次难忘的用餐体验。活动与体验- 浮潜和水肺潜水：普拉兰岛周边的海域拥有丰富的海洋生物和珊瑚礁，非常适合浮潜和水肺潜水。你可以选择参加一日游或私人潜水课程，探索海底世界。- 岛屿一日游：从普拉兰岛出发，可以前往附近的库瑞尔岛、圣皮埃尔岛或拉迪格岛进行一日游。在这些小岛上，你可以欣赏到独特的自然风光，与海龟亲密接触，还可以在海滩上享受宁静的时光。交通与住宿- 交通：普拉兰岛距离马埃岛较近，可以选择乘坐渡轮或飞机前往。岛上的交通主要依靠出租车和租车服务，建议提前预订车辆。- 住宿：普拉兰岛上有多种住宿选择，从豪华度假村到经济型酒店应有尽有。推荐选择靠近海滩或自然保护区的酒店，方便出行和欣赏美景。旅游建议- 最佳旅游时间：普拉兰岛全年气候温暖，但最佳旅游时间是每年的4月至10月。此时天气较为干燥，适合户外活动和海滩休闲。- 注意事项：在旅游旺季，普拉兰岛上的酒店和活动可能会比较拥挤，建议提前预订。此外，由于岛上自然环境较为脆弱，游客在参观时要注意保护环境，遵守相关规定。普拉兰岛是一个充满自然美景和独特文化的地方，无论是海滩爱好者、自然探险者还是美食追求者，都能在这里找到属于自己的乐趣。希望这篇攻略点评能帮助你更好地规划普拉兰岛之旅。
Praslin
juki23522 March 2020
5.0
The St. Anne Marine National Park in Seychelles is definitely a very charming seaside park. It has beautiful bays and outrageously blue waters, and there are well-preserved coral reefs under the sea. It is also a very famous snorkeling resort in Seychelles and is definitely worth a visit.
Saint-Anne Marine National Park
爱梦媛13 January 2020
4.0
Argent Beach, once the best in the world, is so dreamy and unreal. It feels like a fairyland. I really understand why Seychelles is called the Garden of Eden on earth!
Anse Source d'Argent
嘟嘟嘟1 July 2020
5.0
Unbeatable sea view, slow pace, riding a bicycle, hot summer, it's like returning to childhood. The first beach is very shocking, super beautiful, De Argen is very unique, suitable for snorkeling, and the unknown beaches everywhere are beautiful. It's a pity that I only stayed for 2 days. After the epidemic, I hope to find time to revisit the old place and slowly feel this island.
La Digue
值得一顾9 September 2022
5.0
If you go there, it is a very beautiful national park!! You can go and have a look!!
Morne Seychelles National Park
M24***651 December 2019
5.0
The sea, the beach, the sea breeze, the beautiful scenery, a great place for vacation.
Beau Vallon Beach
Lavender and Sun6 April 2021
5.0
After leaving La Digue, we went around several other islands in Seychelles. When we returned to Mahe Island for the last two days, I was very grateful to the colleagues of the Tourism Bureau for arranging our group on Mahe Island. The small pier and the sunset gave people a very pleasant feeling.
Eden Island, Seychelles