Top Victoria Nature and Wildlife Tours

You have limited time to discover? Look no further and immerse yourself in this private 5-hour tour designed especially for you to unveil the secrets of the island. Look no further and immerse yourself in this private 5-hour tour designed especially for you to unveil the secrets of the island. Discover the colours and diversity of the Victoria Market, learn the history and explore local craftsmanship at the Craft Village, enjoy a guided tour with rum tasting at the famous distillery, wander through the beautiful spice garden filled with aromatic plants, and unwind at one of the most stunning beaches on Mahé. Relax and let yourself be immersed in the history, culture, and some of the beautiful scenery of Mahe Island with our dedicated and experienced team. We help you take home more than just memories!

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site and walk in the shade of the palms with the amazing Coco de Mer fruit, a double lobed coconut with a unique seed. Listen for the call of the Seychelles Black Parrot, and look for tiny frogs, stick insects, and chameleons. Your guide will help you identify the area’s six species of endemic palms.

Explore the southern side of Mahe island with a guide, getting far off the beaten path to parts that most travelers don't visit. With your guide to provide commentary and show you the hidden gems, visit miles-long beaches, quaint island towns, and travel through the area's rolling countryside. In Victoria, visit Little Ben, a local market, and other landmarks in one of the world's smallest capital cities. Other highlights include the mist-shrouded mountains, a tea plantation and Cap Lazare Nature Reserve.

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.