Top Mahé Hiking Tours

Discover some of the best views in Seychelles as you embark on a hike along the Copolia Trail in Mahe. Alongside a private guide, hike through endemic forests and past indigenous animals, such as the Seychelles bulbul and white-tailed tropicbird. When you arrive at the summit, you are greeted with views of Victoria, St. Anne Marine Park, and the airport.

Discover one of Mahe’s most difficult-to-find locations during this private hike to the Ros Sodyer rock pool. Your guide takes you on a short hike to reach the pool, then you have time to jump, swim, and enjoy the cool waters before heading back. Customize your tour with an optional lunch stop to try local foods (additional cost) or another nearby landmark.

Spend a day immersed in the stunning nature of Seychelles as you embark on a trek to Morne Blanc. Follow your private guide along a nature trail that starts at a tea plantation and winds through lush forests filled with cinnamon trees, exotic fruit trees, and other botanicals. Arrive at the viewing platform where you are rewarded with panoramic views of the southern and western sides of Mahe.

Join a group, or arrange for a private tour of Mahe Island, for the same price. Your guide will pick you up from your accommodation, and then you'll start exploring. You can customize this tour if it is private, and groups will see as many sites as time allows. You'll be touring for about five to six hours, potentially visiting Hindu temples, spice markets, Takamaka Rum Distillery, long beaches, and more.

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This is a wild and scenic coastal walk with views of waves breaking on the granite boulders. The first part of the trail is through patches of open woodland areas, small river valleys and over exposed, rocky ridges. Enjoy spectacular views across the sea over Silhouette and North islands. The trail continues over Glacis slopes, stretching above and below the path. The vegetation is mostly endemic and indigenous species, adapted to survive in such harsh conditions. Endemic birds such as Bulbul, Blue Pigeon Sunbirds may be seen. To get to the main beach, you must cross a small river outlet which emerges from a brackish water marsh. The sandy beach invites relaxation or snorkeling on the reef. Length: 2.4 Km Intensity: Low Change in Altitude: 70 m Departure Point: Dan Zil - Bel Ombre Actual Walking Time: 1 hr 30 mins one way HIGHLIGHTS: • Rocky landscape & ecology • Coastal views • Secluded beach