Seychelles, gorgeous tropical islands, pristine beaches, secluded bays, swaying palms, imposing granite rocks polished by the relentless waves of the Indian Ocean and honeymooners haven. If we could describe paradise, then we would start by painting an image of the Seychelles. An archipelago of 115 idyllic islands floating in the azure Indian Ocean, Seychelles is wilder and more diverse than most other exotic island destinations, inviting you to explore and discover.
At Earthy Hues, we aim at turning your dream Seychelles vacation into a reality! With our knowledgeable staff and connections with the locals, be assured to enjoy the Seychelles Experience!
So, what to do in Seychelles?
Beautiful white sand beaches, virgin jungles, booming coral reefs, and UNESCO-listed nature reserves are just some of the many attractions. Here’s our top picks:
Explore Seychelles: Nature Travel Experience
Island Hopping
A great way to discover Seychelles is by sailing and island-hopping. Most of these islands are very close to each other, yet very different each other. If you like remote places, unspoiled nature,...
Anse Intendance, Mahé
One of the most beautiful beaches of Mahé, this small and isolated crescent of sand on the southern coast of the island is a favourite surfing spot due to its regular large swells and wild waves....
Anse Lazio, Praslin
Anse Lazio or Chevalier Bay is one of the island's most photographic beaches. A hike along a hill but worth the effort. Flanking the beach's granite boulders, this long stretch of soft blond sand...
Pink sand Beach at La Digue Island
La Digue, the fourth largest island in the archipelago, is a haven for nature lovers and those who want to get a glimpse at the traditional island life. Anse Source D'Argent located on the island of...
Beau Vallon Beach
The charming crescent of glittering sand at Beau Vallon, on Mahé's northwest coast, is an attraction for both tourists and locals.
Looking out to sea, mountainous Silhouette Island shimmers on...
Victoria, Mahé
Named Port Victoria to honour the British queen, the small capital of the Seychelles on the island of Mahé is the only seaport in the country. It's easy to see the main sites here in a day. One of...
Ste Anne National Marine Park
Ste Anne National Marine Park, the rich diversity of marine life on the park’s coral reef offers great opportunities for snorkelling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat trips and you can visit...
World’s heaviest Seed
World’s heaviest Seed, Vallée De Mai is one of two UNESCO heritage sites in Seychelles. It is part of a nature reserve that covers a large part of Praslin's interior.The highlights of this...
Takama Bay
Takama Bay; rum distillery in La Plaine St André, visit to learn about the rum-making process, see the fermentation and distillation process and try five varieties of rum.
The moment you place your feet on the islands-the white sand tickling your toes, the creaminess of a coconut curry enticing your palette, swaying of the palm trees and blue of the Indian ocean-soothing your eyes, the sweltering heat compelling you to float in the water, the cool breeze inviting you to laze on a hammock…so many sensations in a day make you fall in love with Seychelles.
