Top Seychelles Swimming

Rest assured knowing that your ferry transfers between Mahe and La Digue are booked ahead of time. You'll avoid the possibility of sold-out trips or days and be able to just focus on enjoying the scenery on your trip. Simply show up at the ferry terminal with your ticket in hand and step aboard the ferry for a seamless experience.

It's a half day trip from Praslin to Coco and Felicite, the half day trip start at 9am then return to Praslin at 12pm.Get picked up from your hotel on Praslin Island in the morning, then set off on a speedboat adventure to discover some of the most stunning islands in the Seychelles archipelago. First, arrive at Cocos - an idyllic isle bathed by crystal-clear waters with exceptional snorkeling opportunities. Swim amid turtles and hundreds of fish above a wealth of coral. Next, head over to Félicité Island - a small, heavily forested granite island that forms part of a protected marine park. Enjoy plenty more opportunities to snorkel and swim here, whilst taking in the breathtaking natural scenery.

Grande Soeur Sister Island, part of the Seychelles archipelago, is a picturesque gem located in the Indian Ocean. Known for its stunning natural beauty, the island is characterized by crystal-clear turquoise waters, lush vegetation, and pristine beaches. It offers a tranquil escape for those seeking solitude and a connection with nature. Sister Island is also a sanctuary for diverse wildlife, including rare birds and vibrant marine life, making it a paradise for eco-tourists and nature enthusiasts. The island's unspoiled landscapes and serene ambiance provide a perfect backdrop for relaxation and exploration, embodying the essence of Seychelles' enchanting allure.1 hour • Admission Ticket

Cruise through the Sainte Anne Marine Park on a catamaran on this tour designed to teach travelers about the vibrant marine life of the Seychelles. Learn about the history of the marine park and its inhabitants from your captain and crew's detailed commentary. Go snorkeling to see a variety of tropical fish, and visit Moyenne Island to encounter more than a hundred free-roaming land tortoises.

This is a private experience. Transfers arranged from any accommodation around Mahe Island. Your journey begins on a glass bottom boat departing from the marine charter in Victoria. Sail 20 minutes to a protected area in the ocean. Surrounded by 5 inner islands.You will have the choice to snorkel or sail directly to one of the islands in the marine park – Moyenne. Moyenne Island is the main attraction comprising of a restaurant, toilets and a small museum. Don’t forget the over 100 giant tortoises. Enjoy your time at leisure, explore, catch a tan, swim, relax on the white sandy beach, snorkel around the island or take a 45 minute walk/hike and explore the hidden beauties.

Cruise on one of our lavish vessels to a wild and isolated beach on the northwest coast of Mahe Island called Anse Major. Anse Major beach is covered in fine white sand and the granitic cliffs separates the area into two parts. Close to the beach, rises a dense tropical forest and just to the left fresh water flows into a small pool- like spring. The beach is perfect for calm rest, swimming, sunbathing and snorkeling. A delicious creole BBQ will be prepared by our boat crew. Just around the corner of Anse Major is Anse Du Riz. A hidden beach only accessible by boat. Wild but popular spot with turquoise blue waters and a powder white beach. Catch a tan, swim or snorkel within the area of the Baie Ternay National Park or chill on the boat and admire the pristine beauty!

Exploring the stunning Seychelles islands of sister, coco, felicite and La Digue, made for an unforgettable adventure. Each destination offered a unique experience that will captivate your senses. La Digue, with its idyllic beaches like Anse Source d'Argent, showcased breathtaking granite boulders and crystal-clear waters. Félicité enchanted me with its lush landscapes and vibrant marine life, perfect for snorkeling. Meanwhile, Coco Island's pristine shores and vibrant coral reefs offered an intimate escape for swimming and exploration. The combination of rich biodiversity, serene beaches, and the warm Seychellois culture made my journey truly special. Each island felt like a hidden gem, leaving me with cherished memories.