10 MOST BEAUTIFUL TOURISTIC ATTRACTIONS TO VISIT IN SEYCHELLES.
If you are planning a trip in 2021 and do not include SEYCHELLES on your itinerary,
you are missing out. The SEYCHELLES, which are both beautiful and unspoiled,
appear in a plethora of tropical island fantasies. Beautiful boulder-strewn beaches, virgin jungle,
thriving coral reefs, and UNESCO-listed nature reserves are just a few of the attractions of the
archipelago's 115 coral and granite islands, which form the peaks of a vast underwater plateau. God
created something marvelous here, an archipelago that proves that size doesn't matter if you have
a lot to offer. It is also known as the Garden of Eden and is widely regarded as the most beautiful
group of islands ever created. Nonetheless, each island has its own beautiful beaches, must-see
attractions, and must-do activities. Please take a few moments to subscribe before we continue.
Plan your vacation with our list of the top ten most beautiful attractions in SEYCHELLES.
10. Ansell Lazio, praslin Ansell Lazio, located on
the north shore of Praslin island, is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Seychelles.
To get to the beach, you must hike up a hill, but it is well worth the effort.
This long stretch of soft blond sand merges with crystal clear waters in dreamy shades of blue,
surrounded by rounded granite boulders. Takamaka trees and coconut palms surrounded the beach,
providing patches of shade for bathers to relax in, and hungry bathers can refuel at restaurants
on both ends of the beach. Anse Lazio is best visited in the early morning or late afternoon,
after most of the tour buses have left. It is breathtaking and a must-see destination for
nature lovers. Some locals may even assist you in selecting fresh coconuts to enjoy on the beach!
Bring your snorkeling gear if you want to explore Anse Lazio's rich underwater world.
You can visit Anse Lazio at any time of day, but don't miss the spectacular sunset. A nearby bar
and restaurant make it easy to spend the day here! Anse Lazio can be reached by car, bus, or boat.
9. Anse intendance, mahé This small and secluded crescent of sand
on the island's south coast is a favorite surfing spot due to its frequent big swell and wild waves.
Swimming is a little rough due to the lack of a protective reef when trade winds blow from
the southeast, but sunbathers, beachcombers, and photographers will enjoy this picturesque,
palm-framed strand at any time of year. It is a very long beach
with powdery soft sand and beautiful waters in vibrant green and blue hues.
The sea can get rough, so only swim if the conditions are safe. Whether you go in the
water or not, we recommend paying a visit to Anse Intentionance to admire its dreamy landscape,
lie on its soft sand, and listen to the roar of the waves surrounded by tropical forest.
8. Baie Lazar, mahe The lovely village of Babe Lazzaro on
Mahé was named after French explorers known as Lazar Picoult, who landed here when the French
government sent him to explore the islands in the 18th century. The neo-gothic baie Lazare church,
dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi and offering a panoramic view of the area,
is one of the area's main tourist attractions. With their stunning water and dazzling white sand,
the beaches of Anse Soleil and Petite Anse are among the best in the Seychelles. With
the carved Gothic spires and frontispiece of one elegant church, history is one of the main draws.
7. Curieuse island
Curieuse is a small island off the coast of Praslin that has a spectacular main attraction.
On the island, there are 300 giant turtles roaming freely! Along a path through the island, encounter
turtles, observe rare birds and other animals, and admire the picturesque vegetation of the island,
including mangroves and the famous Coco de Mer palms. Make a stop at one of the island's beaches,
which are regarded as some of the most beautiful in the Seychelles.
Curieuse does not have any hotels, but it is possible to visit for the day.
An excursion to Curieuse usually lasts 4-5 hours and includes a barbecue. We recommend
combining this stop with a visit to the islet of St. Pierre, where you can go snorkeling.
6. Morneau Seychellois national park. The Morne Seychellois national park is a haven for
nature lovers and hikers. This is the Seychelles' largest national park, covering more than 20% of
the island's land area. Within its lush borders is a mountain chain named after its highest point,
which reaches a height of approximately 905 meters and overlooks Victoria's capital.
The wildlife includes several notable bird species, such as the Seychelles scop-owl,
bulbous, and sunbird, and the lush vegetation includes a variety of endemic palms,
pandanus, pitcher plants, and ferns. Some of the best hikes on the island can be found here.
Hiking trails ascend into the park from Danzil village, passing tea plantations and offering
spectacular views of Mahe's southwest coast from the mountain slopes. The moderate Morne
Blanc hike is one of the most popular, with spectacular views from the summit. Hikers can
reach the marine parks of the Baie Ternary and Port Delaunay by walking west through the park.
The hamlet of Bel Ombre and the isolated beach of Anse Major are located to the northwest.
5. Beau vallone beach. Beau Vallon is one of the most popular
beaches in the Seychelles, and without a doubt the most well-known and lively on Mahé, the main
island. It's a lovely, long beach lined with tall foliage that provides plenty of natural shade.
Beau Vallon's white sand beaches are ideal for relaxing, and its waters are ideal for swimming
and water sports. A promenade with food and souvenir stands flanks parts of the beach,
and there are numerous hotels, bars, and restaurants in the surrounding area. This lively
beach is popular with both locals and tourists who come to enjoy a relaxing day at the beach
or to watch the sunset. On Wednesday evenings, don't miss the lively local market by the beach.
This is a good option if you want to be near the action on the beach. Hotels and restaurants line
the beach, and locals flock here on weekends for beach barbecues. There are also a variety
of water sports available, such as jet skis, water skiing, banana boats, and paddleboarding.
4. Anse source d'Argent, la digue. Anse Source d'Argent, a beach on the
island of La Digue, is one of the most well-known attractions in the Seychelles.
Because of its impressive granite rocks and calm, crystal clear waters, it is regarded as
one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. During your visit, take some breathtaking photos,
relax on the soft sand beach, go for a swim, or go snorkeling. Anse Source d'Argent shallow,
calm waters make it a safe and relaxing place for kids and inexperienced swimmers to explore.After
a morning in the sun, treat yourself to a fresh smoothie from one of the
two stands near the beach, as well as a delicious meal from a nearby restaurant.
Anse Source d'Argent is only accessible via the L'Union Estate park, which charges a fee to enter.
For easy and efficient transportation, we recommend riding a bike.
3. Vallee de mai national park, Do you need a break from the sun, sand, and sea?
Visit the cool, shady nooks of Vallée de Mai National Park. For nature lovers, this is one of
the best places to visit in the Seychelles. This lush palm-studded park on the island of Praslin,
a U NESCO world heritage site, preserves a prehistoric forest that contains at least
4.000 examples of the rare giant coco de mer fruit palm, which is endemic to the Seychelles. Before
you head out on the hiking trails, stop by the visitors center to learn more about the park's
ecology and see some of the world's largest coco de mer seeds. Vanilla orchids, palmitate,
latanier, splayed travelers palm, and Chinese fans are among the other plants that thrive in the
park. The well-marked nature trails make it simple to explore this reserve; you can choose from three
different routes that take between one and three hours to hike. Towering trees form an overhead
canopy, keeping the trails shaded for the most part, and massive boulders line the forest floor.
The valley is home to numerous lizard species and rare birds, including the Seychelles bulbous.
2. Victoria The small capital of the Seychelles,
on the island of Mahé, is the country's only seaport and was named Port Victoria after the
British queen after her coronation. It's simple to see all of the major attractions in a single day.
The Seychelles National Botanical Gardens are a popular tourist destination. The gardens,
which were established nearly a century ago, cover 15 acres and include native and exotic plants,
as well as flying foxes, giant tortoises, and an orchid garden. In recent years,
modern concrete and glass buildings have sprouted up throughout the city,
with the few remaining colonial structures clustered around Freedom Square. The clock tower
is the most visible historical structure. It was built in 19 03 and was modeled after Little Ben,
a smaller version of Big Ben in London. St. Paul's Cathedral, which overlooks the square, was built
on the site of the Seychelles' first church, which was destroyed by a freak cyclone in 1862.
Shoppers flock to Sir Selwyn Clarke Market, where locals sell fish, fresh fruits and vegetables,
and souvenirs ranging from ship models to pearl jewelry. Visit the Natural Museum
for an overview of the Seychelles' flora and fauna, as well as a few historical artifacts.
1. Bird island. Bird Island, formerly known as Îles aux Vaches
due to the presence of dugongs (sea cows) in the area, is home to a migratory sooty tern population
that swells to 1,500,000 birds during the breeding season, which runs from May to October. Birders
and photographers can access the nests by climbing to elevated observation platforms.
There are also fairy and noddy terns, cardinals, ground doves, mynas, crested terns, and plovers on
the island. There are also giant land tortoises in the area, and the nearby Seychelles Bank
is well-known for its big-game fishing. Bir Island Lodge, a no-frills eco-lodge, is the
only place to stay on the island. A 30-minute flight from Mahé will take you to the island.
We are not surprised, based on our list, that Seychelles has these beautiful and magnificent
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