Classic Seychelles – Mahe, Pralsin & La Digue Islands 7 Days & 6 Nights

Classic Seychelles Escape—a curated guide to the three crown jewels of the archipelago: Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue 🌴✨ Whether you’re chasing postcard beaches, rare wildlife, or Creole charm, this trio delivers the full island fantasy.

Seychelles is a dreamscape of 115 islands, but Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue form the golden triangle of travel. Each island offers a distinct vibe:

• Mahé: The largest and most cosmopolitan, with lush mountains, vibrant markets, and cultural depth.
• Praslin: Home to the legendary Vallée de Mai (UNESCO site) and the iconic Coco de Mer palm. Think powdery beaches and serene luxury.
• La Digue: The most romantic and laid-back. No cars, just bicycles and ox carts. Famous for Anse Source d’Argent, one of the world’s most photographed beaches.

Together, they offer a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural wonder.

✅ Dos and ❌ Don’ts

✅ Dos

• Island-hop smartly: Use ferries or short flights to move between islands. Book early for peak seasons.
• Respect nature: Seychelles is a biodiversity hotspot—stick to trails, avoid touching coral, and use reef-safe sunscreen.
• Try Creole cuisine: Fresh seafood, coconut curries, and tropical fruits are a must.
• Rent bikes on La Digue: It’s the best way to explore and soak in the slow island life.
• Visit local markets: Especially in Mahé’s Victoria for spices, crafts, and culture.

❌ Don’ts

• ❌ Don’t remove shells or coral—it’s illegal and harms the ecosystem.
• ❌ Avoid topless sunbathing outside private resorts.
• ❌ Don’t ignore beach safety flags—currents can be strong.
• ❌ Don’t expect nightlife like Ibiza—Seychelles is more about serenity than parties.
• ❌ Don’t feed wildlife—especially tortoises and birds.

📅 Best Time to Visit (Season-Wise)

Seychelles enjoys a tropical climate year-round, but subtle seasonal shifts affect travel experiences:

🌞 April & October – The Sweet Spot

• Why it’s ideal: These months fall between the two monsoons, offering calm seas, clear skies, and excellent underwater visibility.
• Perfect for: Scuba diving, snorkeling, beach days, and photography.
• Bonus: Fewer crowds and better hotel rates compared to peak season.

🌤️ May to September – Dry & Breezy

• Weather: Cooler and less humid, with southeast trade winds.
• Activities: Great for hiking, sailing, and wind sports like kitesurfing.
• Note: Seas can be choppy on the southeastern coasts, so plan beach days accordingly.

🌧️ November to March – Warm & Wet

• Weather: Hot and humid with frequent but short-lived rain showers.
• Activities: Birdwatching, lush landscapes, and cultural festivals like Carnaval International de Victoria in April.
• Pros: Lower prices, fewer tourists, and vibrant greenery.

💡 Tip:

• April & November are considered the sweet spot—perfect visibility for diving and fewer crowds.
• May–August is great for hiking and outdoor adventures.
• December–February brings lush greenery and cozy rain-drenched afternoons—ideal for spa days and slow travel.