Top 10 Seychelles Attractions + Where to Try the Best Fishing in Seychelles

Top 10 Seychelles Attractions You Must See + Where to Try the Best Fishing in Seychelles

The Seychelles archipelago combines untouched nature, rich culture, and a relaxed island rhythm. Here is a selection of the most iconic Seychelles attractions to help you design a perfect journey.

Anse Source d’Argent (La Digue)

One of the world’s most photographed beaches: white sand, turquoise water, and iconic granite formations. Entrance via L’Union Estate (approx. 115 SCR).

Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve (Praslin)

A UNESCO-listed prehistoric forest and home to the legendary Coco-de-Mer palm. Entrance: around 350 SCR.

Morne Seychellois National Park (Mahé)

The largest protected area in Seychelles, covering 20% of Mahé. Scenic trails and panoramic views. Free entry.

Aldabra Atoll

The world’s second-largest coral atoll and home to the biggest population of giant tortoises. Entry requires special permission.

Beau Vallon Beach (Mahé)

A famous beach offering ideal conditions for swimming and water sports.

Curieuse Island

Red soil, mangrove boardwalks, and a large colony of Aldabra giant tortoises. Entrance: approx. 200 SCR.

Sainte Anne Marine Park

Six islands with vibrant marine life, excellent for snorkeling. Fee: around 200 SCR.

Anse Lazio (Praslin)

Often listed among the world’s best beaches, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Seychelles National Botanical Gardens (Victoria)

A century-old garden with exotic flora and Aldabra tortoises. Entry: about 100 SCR.

La Digue Island

Slow living, bicycles, ox-carts, and breathtaking landscapes.

Where to Try the Best Fishing in Seychelles

For extra adventure, try fishing in Seychelles — one of the richest fishing destinations in the Indian Ocean.
Expect tuna, wahoo, jobfish, groupers, and even blue marlin.

Best programs are here: fishing in Seychelles

Modern boats, expert crews, and routes to the most productive fishing zones ensure an unforgettable experience.