Private, on your own dates · Seychelles
A 5-day Seychelles island-hopping holiday across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, with beaches, rainforest, ferry transfers and Creole island culture.
Begin in Mahé, the gateway to Seychelles, where a relaxed arrival sets the tone for a week of island time. After your transfer and check-in, the journey opens with Victoria, a compact capital that gives you a real sense of local life through its market, landmark clock tower and temple visits, before ending the day at Beau Vallon Beach for an easy sunset walk.
The pace changes on Praslin, reached by ferry across the Indian Ocean. Here, Vallée de Mai brings a different side of Seychelles into view, with dense palm forest, rare birdlife and the famous Coco de Mer. Later, there is time to slow down on Anse Lazio, where the clear water and wide bay make it one of the most rewarding beach stops in the islands. Optional snorkelling adds a little extra time in the water for those who want it.
La Digue follows with a more traditional island feel. Bicycles and ox-carts keep the rhythm unhurried as you move between L’Union Estate, the plantation setting and giant tortoises, then on to Anse Source d’Argent, known for its sculpted granite boulders and shallow lagoon. It is the kind of day that feels both scenic and unforced, with enough variety to keep the experience engaging from start to finish.
Back on Mahé, the final full day is left open for the version of Seychelles you prefer most: a mountain walk in Morne Seychellois National Park, a marine park boat trip, a spa session, or a Creole cooking experience. With breakfast included each morning and all inter-island transfers arranged, this itinerary gives you a balanced mix of beach time, light sightseeing and easy island movement without rushing the pace.
Hotels are named on your confirmation — all are of the stated category.
Meet and greet followed by transfer to the hotel.
Seychelles
May–Sep (southeast trade winds) is best for Mahé and Praslin. Nov–Apr is calmer for La Digue.
Yes. It covers Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, which gives first-time travellers a balanced view of the islands with transfers already arranged.
The itinerary uses ferry or boat transfers between Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, with road transfers where needed on each island.
Daily breakfast is included. Lunches and dinners are not included unless specifically mentioned in the package.
No. The pacing is moderate, with light sightseeing, beach time and optional activities rather than demanding travel days.
Yes. Optional activities such as snorkelling, diving, marine park trips and fishing outings can usually be arranged at extra cost.
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