Seychelles

Seychelles is one of the world’s smallest countries, with a population of just 100,000 across its 115 remote islands, so expect peace and space.

Tropical forests and mountains, fishing villages and colourful festivals. An abundance of vivid colour underwater that’s second to none. And plenty of energetic thrills await those who seek an adrenaline rush.

While bright white sands and turquoise crystal waters are typical of Indian Ocean islands, it is the huge granite boulders that dapple the islands which set Seychelles apart from the rest.

Seychelles is made for exploring. You can enjoy a touch of the Robinson Crusoe lifestyle with all the home comforts. Snorkel in dazzling coral reefs and acquaint yourself with the local turtles.

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Beachside Dining

You can relax in oversized bean bags, drinking champagne and watching the sunset. What could be more romantic than a crackling open fire in the background and a butler serving you canapés? A fantastic way to finish a perfect holiday.

Island Hopping

Each island has its own unique character. Mahé, the largest island, has one of the smallest capital cities, Victoria. Praslin, which was the perfect hideaway by pirates, is regularly voted the best beach globally.

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

Spend your days lounging by your private pool and swimming in the turquoise water of the Indian Ocean before a romantic dinner watching the sunset on a deserted beach. A castaway sanctuary.

Six Senses Zil Pasyon

A private island with coral-fringed beaches and colossal granite rocks, with untouched lush jungle where some of the food you eat is grown on the island. Here you can only reach this beautiful paradise by boat or helicopter, the perfect place to unwind, relax and forget about the world!

Raffles Seychelles

Surrounded by tropical vegetation and breathtaking views of the ocean, private pools and plunge pools are a blissful sanctuary of tranquillity. Watch the sunset from the hotel’s rooftop lounge sipping cocktails or dine in one of the hotel’s restaurants for a truly memorable experience. You will not want to leave this paradise.

Wildlife Haven

Bird Island is the northernmost island in Seychelles and is a haven for wildlife. Spend a night or two on this tiny island watching the free-roaming Aldabra tortoises, at least 20 species of birds, including Sooty Terns, Lesser Noddy Terns and Hawksbill Turtles hatchlings emerging from their nests.

Visit Victoria

The capital of Victoria has a bustling, colourful market with tropical fruits, fresh fish, herbs & spices, and fabulous fragrances. Walk through the National Botanical Gardens, established over a century ago, under shady canopies of rare palms, or take photos of the vibrant palette of native orchids. A wonderful day to remember.

Coco de Mer

Vallée de Mai on Praslin Island, one of only two areas globally, where the Coco de Mer palm trees grow - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wonder through the tropical forest, spotting endangered wildlife and beautiful flora.

Private Island for the Day

Enjoy a day on a private island. Jet across the water to this little hideaway. Swim in turquoise waters, snorkel among the fish and soak up the sun. Devour lunch looking out over the breathtaking ocean from your private beach, heaven!

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When to go

May - October

As the tiny islands are so remote, weather can come and go quickly. It's hard to predict forecasts, but when it does rain, it never lasts for long.

Travel Time

London → Seychelles 10 hours

Choose a direct flight to Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) with British Airways. Indirect options via the Middle East (eg Emirates via Dubai.)