Seychelles is a comparatively young nation that can trace its first settlement back to 1770 when the islands were first settled by the French, leading a small party of Europeans, Indians and Africans. The three main inhabited islands are Mahé, Praslin and La Digue and the official languages are English, French, and Seychellois Creole.
Seychelles have some of the most beautiful and photographed beaches in the world, from Beau Vallon and Baie Ternay of Mahé to those of the Marine Park of Sainte Anne, from the island of Praslin to the nearby resorts of La Digue, St Pierre, and Curieuse.
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STRENGTH IN DIVERSITY
The Seychelles Islands
Discover our culture, heritage, and everything that makes the Seychelles Islands a remarkable destination.
Seychelles, an island republic in the western Indian Ocean, comprising about 115 islands, with lush tropical vegetation, beautiful beaches, and a wide variety of marine life. Situated between latitudes 4° and 11° S and longitudes 46° and 56° E, the major islands of Seychelles are located about 1,000 miles (1,600 km) east of Kenya and about 700 miles (1,100 km) northeast of Madagascar. The capital, Victoria, is situated on the island of Mahé.
Wild South Local Cultural Visit (Guided)
Treat yourself to a tour of Mahe’s wild side, the untamed south of the island, with its rolling countryside, quaint hamlets and spectacular beaches.
Experience romance à la Creole
Sunset Champagne on the Rocks Special at Cap Lazare - Mahe
Creole Cooking Class
Exotic flavours of Creole cuisine | Cap Lazar Nature Reserve