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DESTINATION SEYCHELLES

Granite Islands, Giant Tortoises And Coral Sanctuaries.

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About Seychelles

Scattered across the Indian Ocean, the 115 islands of the Seychelles represent the pinnacle of luxury beach travel, ecological sanctuaries, and tranquil island escapes.

Mahé, Praslin & La Digue

On Mahé, dramatic granite peaks rise above secluded bays. On Praslin, the UNESCO Vallée de Mai shelters the prehistoric Coco de Mer palm. On La Digue, bicycles are the primary transport to Anse Source d’Argent, celebrated for its sculpted pink-granite boulders.

Aldabra Tortoises & Marine Havens

The remote Aldabra Atoll hosts over 100,000 giant tortoises. Snorkel and dive coral reefs teeming with manta rays, green turtles, and exotic marine life in one of Earth’s best-protected oceanic ecosystems.

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Seychelles HIGHLIGHTS & LANDMARKS

Anse Source d’Argent: Granite Sculpture Beach

Cycle tranquil island roads to one of the world’s most photographed beaches with sculpted pink-granite boulders.

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Vallée de Mai: Prehistoric Coco de Mer Palms

Walk beneath giant Coco de Mer palms in a UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary nicknamed the original Garden of Eden.

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La Digue: Unhurried Bicycle & Ox-Cart Charm

Experience the peaceful, traffic-free rhythm of island life where traditional ox-carts and bicycles remain king.

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Aldabra Atoll: Giant Tortoise Sanctuary

One of the world’s largest raised coral atolls, home to over 100,000 free-roaming giant Aldabra tortoises.

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Praslin Island: Tropical Luxury & Escapes

World-renowned private resorts, powdery white sands, and gateway to idyllic granite coves and takamaka groves.

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Sainte Anne Marine National Park

Snorkel and dive among pristine coral gardens and sea turtle sanctuaries just minutes from Victoria harbour.

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SEYCHELLES BESPOKE EXPERIENCES

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