Top Seychelles Submarine Tours

Enjoy personalized attention from a dedicated guide on this private tour of Mahe. You'll work together with your guide to determine an itinerary that addresses your interests. Travel at your own pace and stop to take photos and ask questions whenever you like. All transportation will be provided in a private vehicle.

Get a peek beneath the water—without getting wet—during this partially submerged boat tour of Sainte Anne National Marine Park, departing from Eden Island. Specialty boats contain underwater cabins, giving you front-row views of underwater corals and marine line, including eels, butterfly fish, possible sea turtle sightings, and one of the largest seagrass beds in the Seychelles.

A boat is a great way to circumnavigate Mahe and discover a number of great swim spots. On this private tour, embark on a full day of island and beach hopping. Visit the St. Anne Islands, enjoy plenty of time at the famous Anse Source D’Argent, snorkel at St. Pierre Island, and see giant tortoises on Curiuese. Your tour also includes a barbecue lunch and soft drinks.

Start and end your trip to Seychelles off on the right foot by pre-booking a transfer service from Seychelles International Airport (SEZ). When you arrive, meet your driver and receive help with your luggage. Then, enjoy a swift journey to your accommodation in Mahe or to the Mahe Inter-Island Ferry Terminal. When your vacation is over, your driver meets you at your location for the return journey to the airport.

Skip the stresses of last-minute travel arrangements with pre-booked tickets on Cat Rose ferry service. Enjoy a comfortable and scenic ride between the islands of Praslin and La Digue aboard a high-speed catamaran. Punctual departures take place every fifteen minutes, with options to suit every travel schedule. One-way and return ticket options are both available.

Discover the largest island in the Seychelles, Mahe, on a full-day tour with a private tour guide. Visit Victoria Market, which lies in the capital, to learn about the history of this island nation. Then, embark on a scenic drive to Port Glaud Lagoon, Baie Lazare Beach, and Anse Intendance for a closer look at the island’s natural landmarks; there’s even a chance to take a dip in the ocean.