Getaway in Seychelles
Astonish every sense with this jewel in the Indian Ocean
• Ideal for romantic couples and families who simply want to chill
• Roam ancient forests to search for the world’s largest nut
• Fill your instagram feed with rare, colourful, endangered animals
• Watch a stunning sunset on cruise between hundreds of islands
• Enjoy the bustle, bargains and authentic food of Victoria Bazaar
What to expect in Seychelles:
Seychelles
The Seychelles
To discover in Seychelles:
Anse Lazio
40km by boat from Club Med Seychelles Resort, Anse Lazio beach, north of Praslin Island, is a postcard setting. In the background, enjoy the giant palm trees whose shade brings a welcome freshness. The beach is made of dazzling white sand, against which the pink of the granite rocks contrasts. The warm turquoise waters are a call for swimming and relaxation. At lunchtime, food stands give you the strength you need for your afternoon activity: a nap ...
Victoria Fish Market
In the heart of the old town of Victoria, 5km from your Resort Club Med Seychelles, the market has been an institution since 1840. All the flavors, colors and smells mix: spices, fruits, vegetables, regional crafts: the best of the world. he archipelago is reunited. But it is the fish market that offers the most typical and noisiest souvenir of the Seychelles! Under the envious eyes of the sea egrets spread out the fruits of the ocean: silver mackerel, tuna, captains, cobblers, all caught of the day, to haggle before tasting.
Saint Anne National Park
Facing the beaches and coconut palms is a submerged world. Gateway to the ocean, it is through the waters of Saint Anne National Park that one enters this dazzling universe. Here, trumpet fish, surgeons and triggerfish warmly welcome you alongside turtles, rays and other inhabitants. Regardless of your presence, they go about their business. Dive into their den with your masks and snorkels and discover this spectacle that will leave you speechless.
Praslin Island
With their 115 islands all as paradisiacal as each other, the Seychelles are full of natural gems. Among these fragmented lands, the Praslin brings together, between its beaches and its tropical forests, some of the most beautiful local species. After a short crossing, land on one of its beaches lined with coconut palms. From the sand, follow the paths that will lead you to the Vallée de Mai. As green as it is idyllic, this reserve is home to many endemic species. Stroll under palm leaves, ride along streams and end this getaway with a refreshing moment under the waters of a waterfall.
Facts about Seychelles
• Airport: Seychelles International Airport
• Currency: Maldivian Seychellois Rupee (SR)
• Best months to visit: Apr to May & Oct to Nov
• Well Known for: sublime beaches and great weather all year
• Languages: English, French and Creole
Paradise vibes
From your Five Trident base at the heart of the Sainte-Anne Marine National Park, you can soak in a world of beauty and laid back attitudes. Spend hours lounging by the turquoise waters on pristine white beaches. Eat creole food fresh from the sea in charming little restaurants. Breathe in the scent of spice plantations and sigh at sights straight from a Gaugin painting.
Marine theatre
The seas around the Seychelles are a snorkeler's dream come true. Shoals of vibrant fish shimmer around you as you explore technicolor coral reefs and make friends with the rare hawksbill sea turtles, manta rays and whale sharks who call the islands their home. Dry off afterwards under a palm tree with a tropical cocktail in hand and your cares very far away.
Island hop
Jump on a ferry and explore an archipelago of lost islands and wonder. Arrive at the harbour of unspoiled La Digue, hire a bike and go on an adventure featuring idyllic beaches and rare birds such as the Paradise Flycatcher. Immerse yourself under the stunning waterfall on Praslin Island or hike through mangrove Forests then climb to the top of the magnificent Morne Seychellois.
All-inclusive stay in the Seychelles
from the rainforest to the coral reef
The hundred or so islands of the Seychelles are like so many pearls in the heart of the Indian Ocean. Wild but welcoming, nature flourishes here. Your all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles allows you to encounter, in the heart of the Vallée de Mai, a primitive forest similar to those that covered the planet millions of years ago. After having climbed the Morne Seychellois, the highest point of the archipelago at an altitude of more than 900m, dive into the ocean to discover, in the waters of the Sainte-Anne marine park, multicolored corals, giant turtles and peaceful sharks.
Creole history to the rhythm of nature
During an all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles, discover Creole culture, intimately linked to nature.
On the island of Mahé, Victoria, the country's capital, the fish market, where the whole ocean seems to have gathered, is a must-see in the destination, ideal for stocking up for lunch. savor the taste of fruits and the scent of spices, take the direction of the King's Garden. This old property, dating from the colonial era, is surrounded by a veritable garden of wonders, made of sugar cane, vanilla plants, guavas, mangoes ...
Colors that also amaze on the facade of the Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar temple, a must-see during your stay in the Seychelles. The only Hindu temple in the archipelago, it proves that while the inhabitants of the Seychelles are proud of their culture, they are no less open to others.
All-inclusive vacations in the Seychelles
experience an island hopping odyssey
It's impossible to have an all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles without embarking on a sailing cruise or, for the more sporty, rowing. Each has its own identity and calls for travel.
Praslin is famous for its giant coconut palms and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Sit down to enjoy the fine sand and turquoise waters.
La Digue, barely a few kilometers wide, has retained an authentic and unusual character; the oxcarts regularly overtaking the giant tortoises ...
Head out to sea to admire, a hundred kilometers from Mahé, the tiny Bird Island, where thousands of sea swallows come all year round.