Seychelles things to do

In search of Louis XVII . The inscriptions on the weathered gravestones in the cemetery of Bel Air can hardly be deciphered at this point. Graves of pirates are supposed to be among them. Perhaps you’ll...

Living like Robinson in luxury . This five star hotel, which opened in 2002 and consists of 12 bungalows, belongs to the maximum-luxury category and provides a nature-oriented atmosphere. The bungalows ...

Hard to decipher inscriptions - but the Arabs were really here and probably even the first settlers…. Thirty graves at Anse Lascars are silent witnesses to the fact that Arab sailors landed on the islan...

Visiting a carnivorous plant. You should allow at least half a day for an island tour - and definitely hire a local guide. The impressive and largely untouched landscape, home to a variety of plants and...

Through the jungle to narrow beaches . Denis Island is completely covered by dense forest. You should not expect special botanical rarities or sensations when participating in an island tour. But you c...

Granite cliffs: brochure shot: the cliffs of Pointe Source d’Argent on La Digue. It’s pretty safe to say that the huge granite cliffs at Point Source d'Argent are the most photographed cliffs on earth. ...

Ride a bike to the most beautiful part of the island of La Digue . La Digue is very small; it’s therefore perfect to explore the island by bike. Your hard efforts are rewarded when you reach the point w...

One of the most beautiful beaches, not only of Praslin . Anse Lazio, north of Praslin, is without a doubt the most beautiful beach of the island. Word has gotten around though and the beach can hence ge...

A furious sea. Anse Intendance, one of the most spectacular bays of the Seychelles, lies south of Mahé. Particularly in the days before full moon, the waves roll several feet high across the fine sandy ...