Top Seychelles Private Transfers

Make your way from the island of Mahe to Praslin Island with ease on this 1-hour fast ferry. The Cat Cocos Ferry is a simple and easy way to get to your destination and has many destination times throughout the week. Visitors can book a one-way or round-trip ticket and choose from lower deck, upper deck, and business class seating options for your journey.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Exploring by dune buggy is the best way to see Mahé from land. This private tour takes you to scenic viewpoints, popular beaches, and some off-the-beaten-track hidden gems. As you explore, your guide will share all you need to know about Mahé's history and culture: you'll learn more about the island than you could on your own.