Finally, if you are interested in learning about the unique flora and fauna found in Seychelles then Fond Ferdinand is the place for you. Here, you can learn about the famous Coco De Mer and other endemic animals and plants that are present in Seychelles.

When French explorers landed in Seychelles in the 18th century, they found a positively primitive group of islands inhabited by prehistoric trees, exotic birds and giant tortoises that would shrink back in to their shells. If there was a true eden on Earth, Seychelles was it.

I think I might have accidentally eaten meat?  In Vagator, someone told me about post-drinking “egg burgers” and they told me that it was basically a fried egg sandwich.  I was a little drunk (and grumpy) when I visited the egg burger stand at 2:00 am, and although I know told the guy “veg… pure veg… veg… pure veg…” at least ten times, and although I don’t recall there being any meat in my sandwich, someone later told me that all egg burgers contain sausage?  So, I might have drunkenly .....strayed from fifteen years of vegetarianism… or maybe I didn’t. Show less

From Victoria city centre, head southeast along the Victoria-Providence highway and follow signs for the airport.

To the visitor the birds seem plentiful, but not as abundant as the absolutely beautiful fairy tern, which is snow white with large, dark eyes, and usually ‘terns’ up in twos.

Fiery chillies and freshly-caught seafood are the heart of Seychellois cuisine. Fish lovers can have their dishes roasted, grilled, fried, wrapped in banana leaves or even curried, accompanied by a hearty serving of vegetables and deliciously fluffy long-grain rice. The inhabitants have plenty of other delicacies too, such as breadfruit, caramelised bananas and coconut tart for dessert. Wash them down with a glass of Ecu beer and you’ll feel truly authentic. Dig in at one of Mahé’s many restaurants – we love the Veranda Café and The Maharajas, both of .....which have received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. Show less

The wonderful Seychelles island of La Digue is house to many amazing attractions, among them of which figures the Veuve Research. The Veuve research is the last location of refuge for the black paradise flycatcher. It is a best reserve that you would not want to miss. Even if it is a little reserve, it boasts the merit of having the only remaining population of Black Paradise Flycatchers, which are also called as Veuves. There are reportedly only approximately hundred of these rare birds in existence, so any person looking .....to do some birdwatching in the Seychelles will definitely appreciate a visit to this tempting Seychelles reserve. Show less

Shut your eyes and think of paradise… Have you got the image in your head? Chances are you’re dreaming up the Seychelles – an idyllic blend of magnificent beaches with powder-white sands, teeming waters and lush landscapes. Scattered across the glittering Indian Ocean like jewels off the coast of Madagascar, this 115-island archipelago promises sugar-soft beaches, bordered by jungle-clad peaks and filled with a plethora of birdlife. The largest islands, Mahe, Praslin and La Digue, boast beautiful beach resorts that give way to technicolour reefs and an underwater safari beneath .....the waves. You can island hop for more stunning scenery than your heart can handle, set sail on a cove-cruising catamaran, and dine on some of the most delectable seafood to ever grace your lips. We’re not surprised it’s where royals and celebs alike go for an escape. Show less

Giant Tortoise Farm, the remarkable and wise Tortoises of the islands await your visits while you explore the Seychelles islands. These big Tortoises are indigenous to the Seychelles islands. These superb yet amazing creatures have been saved as part of the conservation effort that has been going on constantly over the years in the country. There is a Curieuse island farm which is open for guests to enjoy the beautiful animals company. The farm is placed on the island Curieuse which is placed extremely near to the adjacent island of .....Praslin. Visitors have the choice to visit the farm either from Praslin or directly from Victoria. Ferries ply between the islands continually operated through local operators. Show less

This national landmark built in 1840 is a wonderful early-Victoria style architecture renovated early 1999. The market is also the key market on Victoria. It is the top location to buy the freshest fruits, meat, fish and vegetables. They also have a big range of spices. The market is extremely color location and best things to do n Seychelles. You will find lots of domestic craft and souvenir stands that sell at affordable price. The market is generally opened from Monday to Friday early morning till 5 in the evening.

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches IslandLocation: SeychellesRelated: Seychelles, Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

One of the best spots on the Mahe Island is the La Misere Viewpoint which offers you the complete view of the Eden Islands and Victoria city. This place is especially popular for a night ride as you can see the entire city lit up from a high vantage point.

I know that a lot of people think that Seychelles is an island nation so there aren’t any mountains or hiking trails here but this is not true. Seychelles has a unique composition and you will find both mountains and beaches here, side by side, which makes it a truly beautiful place to  visit.

The former house of the rich Dauban family, Grann Kaz is an amazingly well-preserved homestead that was built in the early twenty century. Most of the real Creole-style architecture specs have been retained, and the house is sparsely decorated with period furnishings. The home is surrounded by a big veranda, and the interior consists of 3 bedrooms, dining room and a sitting room.

Mission Lodge is one of the most vital landmarks of Mahe Island, Seychelles. The viewing place and the adjoining ruins have been declared a UNESCO World place due to its important contribution in the eradication of slavery in the area. It has been declared a National Monument since 1984 due to its vital contribution in educating freed slave children in the seventeen century. This effort by the missionaries eventually led to vital contributions of the freed African slave-children who formed a vital part in the structure of the Creole Seychellois community of today.

The national history museum is the best location to be if you do not know what to do in the Seychelles free time in Victoria. Be aware, do not guess that you will be visiting something like metropolitan of NYC or National History Museum of London. You will like the authenticity and exotism of the tales they will tell you. The national history museum of the Seychelles is found in the Victoria capital and is housed in a colonial architecture building. The entrance fee is relatively extremely low. There .....are few cabinets display some beetles, bugs and insects. Show less

During your visit in Mahe, one of the best things to do at Seychelles is to trip the tea plantation. The trip is extremely cost-friendly and costs approximately 25 SCR per person. It is of a little fifteen min duration which starts the guide showing you how the tea is dried before being sorted, blended then finally packaged. Seychellois tends to be extremely friendly. They are extremely informative people and they will not leave any of your questions unanswered. After your visit, you can wander around the plantation and .....grasp some Port Glaud view. The place is remarkable, so do not forget to take your camera along. Show less

Port Glaud is house to one of the top snorkeling sites in the Seychelles and things to do in the Seychelles, but you would not view from the road is the waterfall. Park close to the church and you will generally be offered a guided trip walk up there. While the journey itself is not hard, it is not so simple to find once you reach the jungle, so accepting the guides provide in exchange for a little tip is a best idea. When you reach the waterfall, you will .....be rewarded with an amazing view and chill water to swim in. The waterfall pool is surrounded by big granitic boulders, which are an amazing location to stop and take a rest, have a picnic or just take in the best view. Show less