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from city center 53 out of 96
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Grand Anse is often reputed as the longest beach in Mahe. Due to strong ocean currents, it is not recommended for swimming. But the tranquil beach with its wild waves is ideal for surfing. Enjoy a leisurely stroll or spread a towel and lay on the beach, Grand Anse has something to offer everyone. This long stretch of coastline also offers immense photography opportunities. There is a restaurant on the beachfront where visitors can grab delicious food after a long day at the beach.

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from city center 54 out of 96
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Known as the sister beach to Grand Anse, the Petite Anse is a serene and less crowded beach of La Digue. Located near the Four Seasons Hotel, on the south-east coast of La Digue, the beach lies between Grand Anse and Anse Cocos. It receives a fraction of sunbathers because the waters aren't safe to swim due to high tide. However, it is the right spot for surfing.

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Set on the hills of Morne Blanc, the Seyte tea factory is in the western Mahe district at a distance of three kilometres from Port Glaud. This is a fully functional tea factory located in Morne Seychellois National Park producing the highest percentage of the tea consumed in Seychelles. The splendid tea factory enjoys a scenic location, and tourists get a lovely panoramic view of the slopes of Mahe from here.

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Grande Soeur is a private island in Seychelles, located close to La Digue and the Petite Soeur Island as well. 'Grande Souer' translates to 'Big Sister' in French, while 'Petite Soeur' means 'Little Sister'. Thus, these two islands form the Sister Islands, one of the most popular vacation location in Seychelles. Grande Soeur is managed by the Le Château de Feuilles Hotel, and so is not very crowded. The resort imposes a limit on the number of non-patrons allowed on the pristine at a time, which means that there is no compromise on serenity. The beach is wide, clean and the water is just right to swim in. The stunning location is favoured as a popular snorkelling and diving location, which is full of breathtaking diversity and beauty. You are sure to enjoy your time at Grande Soeur - grand time is guaranteed!

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Grand Anse beach, located on the southeast coast of La Digue island in Seychelles, is often referred to as the 'wild beach' for a number of reasons. The sea here runs deep very quickly and you can get caught unawares. Grand Anse is the longest beach in La Digue. The sea waters may run deep, and the currents are also very strong, but the striking natural beauty more than makes up for these shortcomings. The golden sands are stunning and make you want to relax and soak up the sun all day. The scenery around is mesmerising, and since the beach is not crowded, it gives visitors an opportunity to explore it at their own leisure.

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North Island is the 9th largest among the 115 islands which altogether make the archipelago of Seychelles. The island is famous for its exclusive natural beauty along with the wildlife that flourishes here. The island truly justifies the word 'heaven' with its tropical ambience and scenic beauty. Flying is the best mode for travelling to this exclusive island with eleven private beachside villas.

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from city center 59 out of 96
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The Inner Islands of Seychelles are a group of islands which are marked by their granitic forms. Located mainly near the main islands of La Digue, Mahe and Praslin, the Inner Islands are more accessible than the remote Outer Islands of Seychelles. There are a total of 43 Inner Islands in Seychelles, 41 of which are granitic while 2 islands are coralline. Each of the inner islands offers a unique experience that makes them stand out from the rest of the islands and makes them worth visiting.

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The Outer Islands of Seychelles are further away from Africa and are known to be some of the most unspoilt, beautiful islands in the Indian Ocean. These islands are mostly uninhabited and are known as some of the best spots for diving and fishing. Fly fishing is exceptionally famous on the islands, and it provides a diverse range of fish species. Aside from this, the Outer Islands are also famous for diving, wildlife, flora, snorkelling and other such activities.

78 km
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Situated on the Curieuse Island, the Giant Tortoise farm is, among other things, a breeding centre for the giant Aldabra tortoises species, which is endemic to the area. The Curieuse island is a short ferry ride away from either Praslin or Victoria and ferries regularly ply the route and the tortoise farm can only be accessed through an organized boat tour. The entry fee to the farm is included in the ticket tariff. After a guided tour by the wardens of the area, you are free to explore the island. It is the best place to meet and learn about the Aldabra tortoises.

34 km
from city center 62 out of 96
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Close to the famous Sir Selwyn-Selwyn Clarke Market, the Sri Navasakthi Vinayagar temple is located on Quincy St and is one of the most famous places of worship in all of Seychelles. Small but brightly painted, it stands out from the rest of the buildings. You can seek the blessings of the temple while enjoying the picturesque architecture of the monument.

34 km
from city center 63 out of 96
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Commonly known as Victoria Cathedral, The Cathedral of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception is one of the first churches built in Seychelles. Close to the city centre, this beautiful building is located near the Clock Tower in Olivier Maradan Street in Victoria. Being the largest Catholic church in Seychelles, it is beautiful and is built similar to the French style. The local people of Victoria spend quiet hours in worship here. Visitors flock to see the marvels of the majestic building and its surrounding grounds.

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With a Seychellois football team named after it, the Anse La Reunion is one of the best all-round beaches of La Digue. With shallow and safe waters, you can engage in bathing or a swim in the sea. The beach also has a few beachfront guesthouses with beautiful views and particularly the sunset which is something to watch out for as they're splendid.

36 km
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Anse Soleil lies on the south-west coast of Mahe, with a stunning bay that's great for underwater activities like snorkelling and swimming. The beach nestles in tropical vegetation and is 300m long with granite rocks lines on either side. It further opens to a small bay that has preserved underwater life along with coral beds. Getting to the beach might be challenging but it's worth it. The beach also owns a tiny cafe that serves seafood.

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After the rather challenging route, one is almost rewarded the moment they reach the Anse La Blague beach. With lovely views of the surrounding islands - Petite Soeur and Grande Soeur, Anse La Blague is a well-hidden and secluded beach with turquoise waters and white pristine sands. Along the small road of Baie St Anne, over a steep hill, past Anse Takamaka; Anse La Blague is a small beach of Grand Anse in Praslin. You can catch a glimpse of the seaweed from October to April. The beach is also good for swimming and snorkelling. 

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The Praslin National Park is on the Praslin Island, known as the second-largest island of Seychelles. The national park has been a constant here since its opening in 1979. The national park has been a constant here since its opening in 1979. The 324-hectare land is also the second-largest terrestrial area in Seychelles. Aside from the abundant flora and fauna that is scattered all throughout Praslin National Park, another feature that is perhaps the dearest to the park is the Vallee De Mai Natural Reserve which is one of the most visited places in Seychelles and especially famous amongst nature lovers all around the world. The altitude of the entirety of the park ranges from about 80 metres near the ravines to the massive height of 367 metres.

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A unique beach where the water is too shallow even to bathe in, the Anse Consolation comprises rock formations, shallow pools, and sand. As a result, the beach has a unique aesthetic that is perfect for your next social media post. Uncrowded and serene, you can relax on the warm sand of the beach. The rocky outcrops protect the beach from crashing waves and turn the shore into the ideal lounging site to relax and have a few beers and watch the clouds roll by.

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Anse Patates is a quaint little beach located at the northernmost tip of La Digue Island. Having rock formations and the occasional Dolphins swimming by it, the Anse Patate is one of the prettiest beaches. Not very crowded and famous, it offers excellent spots for one to relax. It is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, but with supervision. This is because the water here gets too deep too fast due to the lack of reefs. The beach is suitable for families.

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Anse Georgette is ranked as one of the best beaches in Seychelles along with Anse Lazio. While Anse Lazio is a public beach and is usually crowded, Anse Georgette is a private paradise owned by Constance Lemuria Resort. Entry into this place is free of cost even if you're not a guest at the resort, however, prior booking is recommended.

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In Victoria on Mahe Island, Sunstroke Studio is the home of a local artist George Camille who has been exhibited since 1983. Painting in different medium and styles such as acrylic, pastel and silk painting; his paintings depict the essence and spirit of the Creole way of life. He has received international acclaim for his works and owns four galleries as well as hosts exhibitions in Fregate Island Gallery. You can also purchase beautiful pictures, paintings, postcards, T-shirts from here.

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Housed in a traditional Creole building, Kaz Zanana is an art gallery in Victoria, housing paintings of celebrated Seychellois painter George Camille. With a cafe in the building, you can enjoy both great food and art. As an added bonus, some of the paintings can also be purchased. Built during the early 20th century, the wooden house houses Camille's depictions of daily Creole life and his works have been showcased in galleries the globe over.

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Although not too popular in comparison to some other beaches, Anse Port Launay is a scenic and mesmerising site. With stunning and contrasting differences during high tide and low tide, the beach has a lot to offer like walking to an islet that is completely submerged during high tide and only accessible during low tide. And during high tide, visitors can rent kayaks to follow the same routes or explore the marshlands. Being well connected and with lovely views, it definitely deserves a place on your itinerary.

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Close to the uber-luxe Maia Resort that overlooks the bay, Anse Louis is a beautiful beach located on the west coast of the island of Mahe. Being famous among the guests at the resort, it offers high waves making it suitable for surfing apart from perfect romantic strolls during sunset. An added bonus is that it is easily accessible and beach road is only a stone's throw away from the water!

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Lying south-east of Mahe, Anse Marie Louise is a tranquil beach wrapped in turquoise blue water and sparkling sand. Anse Marie is easily accessible from Anse Forbans and is often referred to as an extension of the same beach. Being one of the last beaches of the island, Anse Marie is not as busy as other beaches in Seychelles Island.

89 km
from city center 76 out of 96
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Featured in many of Seychelle's promotional materials, Ile Cocos is a small island that is under environmental protection by the government. Featuring a lovely postcard-worthy island dotted with vegetation, consisting mostly of palm trees, the island offers an unparalleled snorkeling and diving experience due to the rich marine life present here.

37 km
from city center 77 out of 96
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Located around 3.5 kilometers from Victoria, Eden Island is an artificial island belonging to the Mahe port islands, built with funds from Dubai, having protected bays and beaches. With premium ocean-facing views, the island is famous for its luxurious Eden Bleu Hotel. The island also has a Yacht marina, bars and restaurants and also places for a shopping spree. Eden Island is the only place in Mahe where foreigners are permitted to buy a land, with waterside villas on Sale.

29 km
from city center 78 out of 96
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Bel Ombre is an administrative district located in Mahé Island, where the capital of Seychelles - Victoria, is also present. It works well for international tourists because the region is easily accessible by cheap local transport. Bel Ombre is famous for its natural beauty and scene locales, and the exotic local culture on display. Various tropical vacation activities also make this district a crowd favourite. The harbour and fishing village ensure that the seafood is always of top quality. Bel Ombre has activities for all - solo travellers, couples and families as well!

36 km
from city center 79 out of 96
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With white sand and pristine waters, the Carana Beach is situated at the most beautiful bay in the north of Mahe. It's a secluded beach with the best views and vegetation. The waters are shallow with seaweed spotted around November to July is the best time to swim. The beach is quite good for surfing during high tides during the other times.

89 km
from city center 80 out of 96
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One of the Granitic Inner Islands, Felicite Island lies at a distance of just 4 kilometres from the coast of north La Digue. The beautiful island is lined with white sandy beaches on its shores and a plethora of flora and fauna to make it worth the visit. Felicite is a small island in Seychelles, with just around 3 kilometres of length and 1.5 kilometres of width. This also makes it easy for visitors to explore the entire island in a matter of hours.

35 km
from city center 81 out of 96
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Established by the government of Seychelles in 1979, the Seychelles Island Foundation (SIF) in an organization that works for protection and conservation of wildlife, natural history, and heritage sites. The SIR protects and manages the island of Aldabra and Vallee De Mai which are world heritage sites in Seychelles. Representing the rich natural heritage of Seychelles, the SIF conserves the world's largest coral atoll, the world's largest population of giant tortoise, unique birds and spectacular seabird colonies, largets intact Coco de Mer forest, endangered species like the Aldabra rail and Seychelles black parrot.

84 km
from city center 82 out of 96
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Known as the "Home of the Paradise Fly-catcher", Veuve Reserve on the La Digue Island is the only place where the critically endangered Seychelles Black Paradise Flycatcher can be found. Almost like a well-kept secret with jungle vegetation and trails around the area, you can reconnect with nature at this place.

38 km
from city center 83 out of 96
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A historical monument, the Liberty Monument was unveiled in 2014 to commemorate 38 years of Seychelles' independence from the British. The British-Seychellois artist- Tom Bowers designed the bronze monument of a man and a woman carrying the national flag. The grand edifice is located in Mont Fleuri on the Mahe island. Inaugurated by President James Michel, the statue represents the unity, patriotism and hope to be a tribute to those who dedicated their lives to freedom and also to the youth.

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La Passe is a quaint village settlement on the northern shores of La Digue in Seychelles. A pretty sweep of red-tiled rooftops, cosy cafes, serene beaches and a host of comfortable accommodations makes La Passe a memorable visit during your stay.

38 km
from city center 85 out of 96
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A picturesque, small and quaint shopping mall, Camion Hall is located in the heart of Seychelles' capital Victoria. The perfect place to pick up handicrafts and trinkets unique to the country, Camion Hall gives people the opportunity to support local businesses while purchasing things to remember your trip by. In the centre of the city, you can find locally produced handicrafts and other interesting creative items that are special to Seychelles at this mall.

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Located close to the clock tower and just across the National Museum, the Old Courthouse is a historic building of Seychelles. A perfect example of the Creole style of architecture you'll notice the building at the corner of Francis Rachel Street. Open 24 hours a day, it's easily accessible and doesn't have an entry fee. It's a great monument that's worth belonging to your photo collections.

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from city center 87 out of 96
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The 114-year-old Doctor's house, located on Curieuse, is an exemplary model of the Creole style of architecture. The building recounts the painful history of the island of Curieuse which was used as a quarantine for people with leprosy. The lovely style of architecture ensures that the house is cool all the time due to cross ventilation. The building is located close to the National Marine Park and is now a Historical Museum.

38 km
from city center 88 out of 96
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With its glistening gold dome, Sheikh Mohamed bin Khalifa mosque in Victoria cuts an imposing dome over the Seychellian skyline. The mosque serves the country's minority Islamic community. The mosque currently has the capacity to hold around 600 male and female worshippers and is busiest during Friday prayers.

34 km
from city center 89 out of 96
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Located close to the revolution avenue in Victoria, the Anglican church is a simple but beautiful church. Built-in May 1959 by the first Bishop of Mauritius, it is also known as St. Paul's Church, acting as both a cathedral of the diocese and an Anglican Parish Church. Erected on 14th May 1859, by Bishop Vincent William Ryan, the church has undergone renovations ever since.

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A beautiful moon-shaped bay located in the southwest of the island of Mahé, the Baie Lazare is an administrative district of Seychelles, well known for its scenic islands and also for the myriad of activities that tourists can enjoy here. Located between the Kempinski Resort and the Lazare Picault Hotel Baie Lazare is named after the French explorer Lazare Picault.

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Moyenne Island is situated 4.5 kilometres off the north coast of Mahe, Seychelles. Located in Ste Anne Marine National Park, it is spread over an area of just 0.038 square miles. The best way to enjoy your time on the island is just to stroll around and watch the giant tortoises roaming freely all over. The highlight of the island is snorkelling and these 120 Aldabra giant tortoises. It also has a lovely beach to relax and unwind.

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Roche Caiman is a wetland reserve and sanctuary, located in the north of Mahe. It hosts a variety of flora and fauna, and endemic and migrant birds which make it popular amongst bird lovers. Since it is an urban wetland reserve, insects, amphibians and reptiles can also be spotted here.

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from city center 93 out of 96
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Le Domaine De Val De Pres is an artisanal craft village, located on Mahe island, showcasing traditional creole culture through displays. It consists of the last authentic traditional creole home, a 19th century plantation house. Pottery, paintings, model boats, and clothing are some of the exhibits here.

39 km
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The Anse Royale Beach is located on the southeastern coast of Mahe Island, and is one of the most popular beaches. It is a long stretch of bay which consists of smaller beach sections. The water here is usually calm and ideal for swimming, snorkelling and windsurfing.

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Anse Forbans is one of the remote beaches on Mahe island popular for snorkelling. The water here is calm and full of aquatic life. which also makes it ideal for swimming and fishing. Anse Forbans beach is often crowded with families and children as it is located close to several accommodations.

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Anse Aux Poules Bleues is one of the lesser known beaches of Mahe island. Undisturbed by the regular tourist crowd, it is a great place to relax. The water here is calm and ideal for swimming, though the seabed is muddy at time.