An archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is famed for powder-white beaches framed by giant granite boulders, giant tortoises, and some of the most exclusive island resorts in the world. Explore our seychelles vacation packages with Luxury World Travel.
One of the world's most photographed beaches, framed by dramatic pink granite boulders on La Digue.
A UNESCO-listed primeval palm forest on Praslin, home to the giant coco de mer nut.
A remote UNESCO World Heritage atoll and sanctuary for the world's largest population of giant tortoises.
Mahé's mountainous interior, offering hiking trails through lush tropical forest.
A former leper colony turned nature reserve, home to hundreds of free-roaming giant tortoises.
Explore the car-free island by bike between its stunning granite beaches.
Wander a primeval forest home to the world's largest seed, the coco de mer.
Meet giant tortoises roaming freely on this protected island.
Sail between Mahé, Praslin and La Digue's turquoise coves.
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Seychelles is Africa's smallest country by both population and land area, an archipelago scattered across the Indian Ocean northeast of Madagascar.
Its granite islands, among the oldest on Earth, are geologically unique, giving rise to the dramatic boulder-strewn beaches the islands are famous for.
Seychelles has built a reputation as one of the world's premier luxury honeymoon and beach destinations, with strict environmental protections preserving its natural beauty.
Conservation efforts, including on Aldabra Atoll and Curieuse Island, have helped giant tortoise populations recover, offering visitors close encounters with these gentle giants.