Chamarel Waterfall is located on the southwestern side of Mauritius Island, near the famous Seven Colored Earths in the area. It is another major tourist highlight of the Chamarel region. From a distance, three waterfalls cascade dramatically down from the cliffs. This waterfall is formed by the convergence of two rivers and features a breathtaking 100-meter drop. The magical Chamarel Waterfall exudes a hint of...
The Le Morne Cultural Landscape is located in the southwestern part of Mauritius. With its rugged cliffs plunging into the Indian Ocean, it served as a refuge for escaped slaves throughout the 18th century and early 19th century. Owing to its remote location, dense forests, and towering cliffs, runaway slaves established small settlements in the caves and on the summit of the mountain. Through…
• With strong waves and winds, it’s a natural and free 270° panoramic viewpoint. Attraction introduction: Grand Baie Bay is a bay located on the southern part of Mauritius Island. Due to its geographical location that easily gives rise to big waves, it serves as a free 270° panoramic viewing platform. Lush tropical woods lie close to the coastline, while white sandy beaches…
• Challenge yourself to walk with lions, drive a rugged 4x4, and enjoy an up-close encounter with nature. Attraction introduction: Located on the west coast of Mauritius, this park is a fantastic place to connect with nature and offers a vast wildlife experience that showcases the essence of Africa. It is home to a wide variety of birds as well as rare animals such as giant tortoises, set against a backdrop of African-style vegetation and landscapes — a true “mini Kenya.”
A natural lake formed by a volcanic eruption, it is a place of worship for Hindu devotees in Mauritius. Grand Bassin is located in the southern part of Mauritius, near Mareaux Vacoas, and is regarded as sacred by the local people. Situated between two green mountains, it is said that...
The Primitive and Mysterious Southern Natural Landscape The primitive and mysterious southern natural landscape, where the colorful soil creates naturally formed hills that are not high but feature oddly shaped landforms. Beyond the culturally rich north, Mauritius also boasts pristine and enigmatic southern natural scenery, and none is more talked about by travelers than the Seven Colored Earth (Seven Color Earth)...
Introduction Black River Mountain is a famous mountain on the island of Mauritius, located in the southwestern part of the island and close to the coast. The highest point of Black River Mountain is Little Black River Peak, which stands at 826 meters. The mountain features undulating peaks with numerous streams rushing between them. When the rainy season arrives, the streams swell and roar down the slopes, creating a stunningly beautiful landscape. On a…
Introduction Known as the "Turtle Island," Aldabra is home to countless sea turtles, some of which can grow up to 2 meters in length and weigh over 200 kilograms. Locals call them giant tortoises, and you can actually ride on their backs like you would an elephant. But unlike elephants, these turtles aren’t quite so obedient—they often pull their heads back into their shells, making it no easy feat to get them to carry you even for a short stretch.
Introduction Seychelles' unique natural environment has led to the evolution of many endemic plant communities. The National Botanical Garden in Victoria is home to a wide variety of precious plants, including rare pitcher plants and jellyfish trees, peculiar pitcher plants, orchids, and tall broadleaf trees. The national treasure of Seychelles, the "coco de mer," can also be seen here…
Introduction The capital city of Victoria is the only city and port in Seychelles, located on the northeast of Mahé Island. During the hot season, the average temperature is 30°C, and during the cool season, it’s 24°C. The streets are clean, the scenery is beautiful, and the city has just one traffic light, one cinema, and one post office...
Sainte Anne Marine National Park is just 5 kilometers away from Seychelles' capital, Victoria, and consists of six small islands and their surrounding waters. Established in 1973, the park was primarily created to protect marine life, and activities such as fishing and water skiing are prohibited within its boundaries. The land area of the six small islands that make up Sainte Anne Marine National Park…
The North Island Villa Hotel is located near the archipelago off the eastern coast of Africa and is a tourist destination in the Republic of Seychelles. This hotel is one of the most luxurious in Seychelles, with daily charges that include beverages and meals for guests (excluding certain champagnes). The North Island Villa Hotel is renowned for its breathtaking sea views, handcrafted architecture…
Covering an area of 195 hectares, the Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve is a botanical reserve specially designated by the government. The reserve is home to many precious plants, the most famous of which are over 4,000 coco de mer trees, which grow several meters tall, with the tallest reaching up to 30 meters. The coconuts that grow on these trees weigh between 10 to 20 kilograms each, making them the heaviest in the world...
Aldabra Atoll
La Digue Island is the fourth most inhabited island in Seychelles, located 43 kilometers from Mahé Island and less than 7 kilometers from Praslin Island. Covering an area of just 15 square kilometers, it has a population of 6,000. The name of La Digue Island comes from the French explorer Marc-Joseph...
Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé Island is a must-visit “destination” for travelers. With its 4-kilometer stretch of fine white sand and waters that shift from deep green to light green, and from deep blue to light blue as they stretch toward the horizon, standing on Seychelles’ beaches evokes a breathtaking sense of grandeur. Especially noteworthy are the dozens of beaches adorned with massive granite boulders...
A true paradise for birds, where 1.5 million different species of birds are the real masters. Watching them soar freely in the sky, you might even find yourself dreaming of growing a pair of wings. Seychelles Bird Island is privately owned by a British couple and is located in the northernmost part of the Seychelles archipelago. It is…
Praslin Island, the second largest island of Seychelles, is located in the central-western Indian Ocean at 4°20′S latitude and 55°45′E longitude, about 48 km southwest of Victoria. The island is 11 km long, 8 km wide, and covers an area of 40.4 square kilometers. It had a population of 4,600 in 1985. Praslin is a granite island with rugged terrain, and the…
This is the most famous island in Seychelles and a training ground for snorkeling enthusiasts. With coconut groves, dappled sunlight, and white sandy beaches, you can take a quiet stroll here or set sail across the sea. Mahé Island is the largest island in Seychelles. Located in the central-western part of the Indian Ocean at 4°40′ south latitude and 55°30′ east longitude, it lies 1,584 kilometers west of Mombasa Port in East Africa...
The Victoria Botanical Gardens, also known as the Mont Fleuri Botanical Gardens Seychelles, were established in 1901 by...