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Veuve Reserve

Known as the "Home of the Paradise Fly-catcher", Veuve Reserve on the La Digue Island is the only place where the critically endangered Seychelles Black Paradise Flycatcher can be found. Almost like a well-kept secret with jungle vegetation and trails around the area, you can reconnect with nature at this place. Veuve Reserve is on the western part of La Digue and covers an area of 21 hectares. It has a staff of two park rangers and a field worker. A Peace Corps volunteer has been appointed as Assistant Park Officer. The reserve has a modern office for the staff as well as an Information Centre. Besides Veuve, the reserve protects wildlife habitats and many species of plants. It also provides a breeding ground, as well as a feeding habitat for some rare species of endemic birds. Though the primary focus of Veuve Reserve is conservation of the breeding and nesting habitats of Veuve or the paradise flycatcher, it also protects numerous other species like Seychelles Terrapins, Seychelles Bulbul, Seychelles Sunbird and some species of animals too. Source Read More

Victoria Market

Offering a peek into the Seychellois way of life, Victoria Market, officially known as Sir Selwyn- Selwyn Clarke Market, is located in Victoria. Although smaller than the usual African market, it compensates for its liveliness, colour and eccentric vibe. Apart from offering varied items like fresh produce, fish and souvenirs, it allows one to experience the culture and food of the island without which a trip to Seychelles remains incomplete. You can easily spend an hour here and not know it! Victoria Market may be small by African standards, but it more than makes up for its size with its bustling activities. Source Read More

Whale-Shark Spotting

Whale sharks, the largest fish in the world throng the Seychelles Island between September and November. They are commonly known as sagren in Creole and feed on plankton in the sea bed. These gigantic creatures weigh up to twenty tonnes and have a size of around twelve metres. Whale sharks are usually spotted in places that are rich in plankton. These creatures are often found on the islands of La Digue, Mahe and Praslin. Whale shark spotting is one of the most exciting activities in the Seychelles Island. There are ample opportunities to snorkel and swim with the whale sharks. Visitors can take part in the activity under the guidance of experienced divers. Marvel at the sight of the enchanting creatures moving in the calm waters and create memories to cherish forever. Kindly note, the movement of the whale sharks largely depends on water temperature and the number of plankton. Read More

Zip Lining in Seychelles

Pre-book this tourist favourite so that you can secure your spot for this busy activity. You get to buzz through the forest canopy, flora and fauna. You have 8 zip lines ranges to pick from, so find your favourite landscape and take off! This is safe for adults as well as children which makes it perfect for family trips.

Anse Aux Poules Bleues

Anse Aux Poules Bleues is one of the lesser known beaches of Mahe island. Undisturbed by the regular tourist crowd, it is a great place to relax. The water here is calm and ideal for swimming, though the seabed is muddy at time. The bay has several galleries and studios nearby that sell the most beautiful art pieces. These pieces often reflect Seychelles culture and inspiration is drawn from different parts of the island life of Seychelles. The beach can be easily reached via the local bus or self drive car (limited parking is available nearby).  Read More

Anse Forbans

Anse Forbans is one of the remote beaches on Mahe island popular for snorkelling. The water here is calm and full of aquatic life. which also makes it ideal for swimming and fishing. Anse Forbans beach is often crowded with families and children as it is located close to several accommodations. Anse Forbans, along with Anse Marie Louise, is often referred to as Pirate Bay due to its strategically beneficial location as it is hidden from the view. It is easily reachable via the local bus of self drive car.  Read More

Anse Royale Beach

The Anse Royale Beach is located on the southeastern coast of Mahe Island, and is one of the most popular beaches. It is a long stretch of bay which consists of smaller beach sections. The water here is usually calm and ideal for swimming, snorkelling and windsurfing. The stretch from Fairyland to the Anglican Church near the beach is best for swimming. While the stretch from Fairyland to a small island just off the coast is ideal for snorkelling. The best time for windsurfing at Anse Royale is during the summer months from June to September. Kaz Kreol is a popular restaurant on the beach. The beach is generally crowded since it is ideal for families.  Read More

Helicopter Tour of Seychelles

One of the best way to see the stunning beauty of Seychelles is by taking a helicopter ride over the pristine islands. You can see the stunning shared of white and turquoise combined with abundant greenery. The view from the helicopter at night in unparalleled. The tours are offered by the hotels and private agents in Seychelles.

Le Domaine De Val Des Pres

Le Domaine De Val De Pres is an artisanal craft village, located on Mahe island, showcasing traditional creole culture through displays. It consists of the last authentic traditional creole home, a 19th century plantation house. Pottery, paintings, model boats, and clothing are some of the exhibits here. There is also a famous restaurant here - the Pomme Cannelle, and 12 artisanal kiosks. The plantation house consists of the traditional kitchen, the kokoseye (remains of a coco de mer nut used for washing rice), the lavann, the kapatia and a replica of the servant's quarter. Best way to explore the village is on a walking tour. Read More

Roche Caiman

Roche Caiman is a wetland reserve and sanctuary, located in the north of Mahe. It hosts a variety of flora and fauna, and endemic and migrant birds which make it popular amongst bird lovers. Since it is an urban wetland reserve, insects, amphibians and reptiles can also be spotted here. Roche Caiman Sanctuary houses an outdoor gym and a green kiosk for open-air yoga sessions. Other attractions here include Heritage Organic Garden, fruit trees, medicinal trees, and a farm. Read More

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