Itinerary

1. Mission Lodge (Ex Venn’s town)

   • Historical site and part of the Morne Seychellois National Parks.
   •  Ancient school for freed slave children.
   •  Ruins are still visible today. 
   • Small kiosk to enjoy stunning panoramic views of the western coast where queen had tea in 1972. Open daily from 09h30 to 17h00.

   Duration- 45minutes

2. Victoria

   • The world’s smallest capital. Its attractions includes the colourful Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke market with its stalls of fresh fish, fruits, vegetables and spices and an array of souvenir shops; the clock tower commonly known as Little Ben; the Natural History Museum as well as the cathedrals and Hindu temple. t is however closed on Sunday.

   Duration- 1hours 

3. Botanical Garden

   • Located in the capital city of Victoria on Mahé Island, the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens is a lush and verdant oasis that has stood for over a century. 
   • Spanning 15 acres, the gardens are home to a wide range of endemic and exotic plants, including a diverse collection of palm trees, spice plants, fruit trees, and an orchid house boasting a variety of stunning orchids. 
   • In addition to the flora, the gardens also house giant Aldabra tortoises adding to the charm of this natural haven. Walking trails meander provides visitors with a peaceful escape from the bustling city. 
   • The gardens also host educational tours, promoting environmental awareness and the importance of plant conservation. For those seek-ing to understand and appreciate the unique biodiversity of the islands it is the place to be. Open daily from 08h00 to 16h30.

   Duration- 45minutes

4. Takamaka Bay distillery

   • Located at Au Cap. Distillery of the Takamaka Bay rum, our much loved and locally made run. Tour of distillery with rum tasting experience. 
   • Shop on site selling branded goods. Open Monday to Friday from 08h00 to 16h00. Scheduled tours with rum tasting at 11h30 and 13h30.

   Duration 1hours 

   Beaches for clienst to visit after lunch 

5. Anse Royale

   • Anse Royale, located on the southeast coast of Mahé, is one of Seychelles' longest beaches. 
   • The warm, calm waters here are perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the beach is lined with a number of restaurants and beach cafes. 
   • The nearby coral reef, which is rich in marine life, makes Anse Royale a favorite spot for snorkeling.

6. Anse Takamaka

   • One of the most picturesque beaches in Seychelles, Anse Takamaka, located on Mahé Island, boasts calm, clear waters protected by coral reefs, making it perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
   • Its powder-soft sands, backed by lush tropical vegetation and iconic granite boulders, make it a memorable spot for beach relaxation and picnics. 

7. Grand Police

   • Located on the southeastern coast of Mahé, Grand Police is a magnificent bay with a wide sandy beach. 
   • The azure waters are inviting and ideal for swimming and snorkeling. 
   • Its relative seclusion and stunning sunset views make it a favorite spot for romantic getaways.

8. Anse Intendance

   • This secluded beach on Mahé Island is a hidden gem. 
   • Its beauty lies in its isolation and untouched nature. The crystal-clear waters and unspoiled sandy beach offer a tranquil retreat for those seeking solitude. 
   • Anse Intendance is a testament to the natural beauty of the Seychelles, free from crowd and development.