Things to do in Seychelles

Iconic pink-sand beach on La Digue, famous for its granite boulders; arrive early to avoid crowds and bring reef-safe sunscreen.

Walk the UNESCO-listed palm forest on Praslin to see the rare coco de mer; a guided path makes spotting the giant seeds easy.

Take a short guided tour of the rum factory on Mahé, ending with a tasting of the locally produced spirit; the visit lasts about an hour and a half.

Hike to the highest point on Mahé for panoramic ocean views; the trail is moderate and takes about four hours round-trip.

Explore vibrant coral reefs in the protected bay; rent gear on site and stay for about three hours to fully enjoy the marine life.

Luxury catamaran tour of the outer islands, including snorkeling stops and onboard lunch; book in advance for the best cabins.

Enjoy a Creole tasting menu featuring grilled lobster at this popular Mahé restaurant; reserve a table for the full experience.

Sample the rich octopus curry at this Praslin eatery; the portion is generous and pairs well with a local beverage.

Relax with tropical cocktails and live bands in Victoria’s Banyan Tree bar; drinks cost around $12 and the venue stays open until late.