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The Family
The Seychelles is the ideal destination for families, with no dangerous animals or tropical diseases found on any of the 115 islands.
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The Group
Whether you are looking to visit the Seychelles for a particularly big family reunion or whether you are looking to reward your employees with an incentive unlike any other, the splendid Seychelles islands has a lot to offer larger groups.
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The Couple
The Seychelles is certainly an outdoor enthusiast and nature lover’s paradise with miles of white sandy beaches, indigenous forests and protected coral reefs.
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The Weddings
The charm and natural allure of the Seychelles make for a romantic ambience and an idyllic setting for the ultimate wedding in paradise.
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The Individual
Just because you are travelling on your own, does not mean that you cannot partake in the kind of endorphin-inducing activities that leave you saluting the splendour of sunset with a fruity cocktail and the satisfaction of a day fully lived coursing through your veins.
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The Honeymoon
Whilst there are many fabulous adjectives to describe the Seychelles, “romantic” is definitely one of the very first words that come to mind when you see it for the first time.
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Mahe Island
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Praslin Island
Hotels on PraslinRaffles Hotel Black Parrot Suites Le Duc de Praslin Dhevatara Beach Hotel Constance Lemuria Coco De Mer Hotel
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La Digue Island
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Alphonse Island
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Silhouette Island
A natural sanctuaryThis mountainous island with its dramatic sceneries is the third largest granitic island in the Seychelles and lies 20 kilometres northwest of Mahé. Protecting over 92 percent of its landmass is Silhouette National Park and the surrounding waters have been declared a Marine National Park.
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Fregate Island
Protecting Seychelles natural heritageUnsurpassed luxury and a unique assortment of exotic fauna and flora awaits on this island, which you can reach by plane, helicopter or boat.
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Sainte Anne Island
Island hopping at its bestSet on a 227 hectare private island, surrounded by one of the largest marine parks in the Indian Ocean, is Sainte Anne Island. Only ten minutes from Mahé by boat, the island is a convenient stepping stone for island hopping in the Seychelles.
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Cousine Island
Exclusivity at its bestThe exclusive Cousine Island is the perfect getaway for travellers seeking the ultimate privacy, catering to a maximum of 8 guests, luxury and service is never compromised.
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North Island
The celebrities choiceAn exclusive luxury lodge, North Island has only 11 guest villas which offer the very best in privacy, location, accommodation, services, facilities and experiences. Natural beauty combined with sheer luxury is the epitome of North Island.
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Round Island
Paradise is closer than you thinkAway from the hustle and bustle of daily life, this tiny island resort is well suited to its name. Ten exclusive villas, each with a private walkway to the beach, infinity pool and outdoor rain shower, overlook the multi-hued turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
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Denis Island
Understated elegance and luxuryNamed after the French explorer who first visited in 1773, the island is now a private island estate that invites you to immerse yourself in an exceptional lifestyle.
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Single Island Resorts
Privately owned islandsThese islands may be privately owned; uninhabited and set aside as nature reserves; or play host to just one accommodation property. Offering exclusive privacy, single resort islands will easily make you feel as though you are the only ones roaming a deserted paradise!
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Best Diving Sites in The Seychelles
Best Diving Sites in The Seychelles
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The Best Diving Sites in The Seychelles
The Seychelles is home to six national marine parks and along with the unique formations of the granite boulders and the colourful corals, the variety of marine life is evident in many worldclass diving sites.
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Outer Islands
- The Aldabra Coral Reef - the world’s largest, raised Coral Atoll and a UNESCO World Heritage Site; expect to see Green Turtles.
- Arcade, Alphonse Island - depth from 16 to 30 meters with sloping topography covered in hard coral and a vertical wall; expect to see Scorpion Fish, Green and Hawksbill Turtles, Grey Reef Sharks, Napoleon Wrasse and groupers.
- Abyss, Alphonse Island - depth from 6 to 30 meters with many overhangs with pink sea fans along a wall; expect to see schools of Snappers and Emperors, Potato Groupers, Oriental Sweetlips. and pelagics like shoals of tuna and various species of sharks.
- Boiler, Alphonse Island - depth from 10 to 30 meters with very big pink, orange and white sea fans and whip corals along a wall with many holes and overhangs present; expect to see snappers, Bluefin Trevally, Eagle Rays, turtles and sleeping Nurse Sharks.
- Wonderland, Alphonse Island - depth from 5 to 30 meters withbig coral head formations; expect to see schooling reef fish, turtles, Scorpion Fish, Moray Eels, lobsters, Jacks, and sharks.
- Turtle Parade, Alphonse Island - depth from 12 to 30 meters with coral boulders and a wall; expect to see many Hawksbill and Green Turtles, Giant Sweetlips, Moray Eels, groupers, lobsters and Leaf Fish.
- Baghdad, St. François Atoll - depth from 12 to 20 meters; expect to see reef fish, Manta Rays and pelagics such as Bull Sharks, Nurse Sharks and Reef White Tip Sharks.
- Napoleon, Bijoutier Island - depth from 16 to 25 meters with big colourful see fans; expect to see Fusiliers, Snappers, Emperor Fish, Jack Fish, Potato Groupers, Moray Eels and Napoleon Wrasse.
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Inner Islands
- Trois Bank, Mahé – maximum depth of 23 meters; expect to seereef sharks, Octopus, Eagle Rays and Barracuda.
- Cap Ternay National Marine Park, Mahé – maximum depth of 24 meters; expect to see beautiful reef fish, Lion Fish, turtles, Trumpet Fish and Clown Fish.
- Dredger Wreck, Mahé – lies at 27 meters; expect to see Moray Eels, lobster, Stone Fish, Lion Fish and Yellow Snapper.
- The Ennerdale Wreck, Mahé – lies at 30 meters; expect to see snappers, Moray Eels, Scorpion Fish, Sting Rays, Eagle Rays and reef sharks.
- The Brissare Rocks, Mahé – maximum depth of 18 meters; expect to see snappers, Moray Eels, Hawksbill Turtles, Sting Rays and reef sharks.
- Grouper Point, Mahé – depth from 6 to 30 meters; expect to see groupers, Hawksbill Turtle, Moray Eels, schooling jacks and reef sharks.
- Shark Bank, Mahé – a tall granite pillar which lies at a depth of 30 meters; expect to see reef sharks, Barracudas, Sting Rays and
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