Seychelles is an island country spanning an archipelago of 115 islands in the heart of the Indian Ocean.

The geography consists of narrow coastal strips and central ranges of hills.

Sustainable tourism on Seychelles holidays is the only way to travel as these beautiful islands deserve to be kept untouched and perfect both above and below the water.

The main ‘inner’ islands are the largest and are ‘granitic’ in origin, with high boulder-strewn mountains and dense tumbling forest creating a wild and beautiful scenery. The ‘outer’ islands are mostly flat ‘coral’ islands, often small enough to walk around in an hour or two, and offer a more exclusive desert island experience.

Beyond the beach, diving and snorkelling are brilliant in the warm waters amid abundant marine life, while few places on the planet do ocean-side luxury quite like Seychelles.

Mahé (main island), Praslin and La Digue islands are the three largest in Seychelles and the only ones that offer multiple accommodation options and ‘sight-seeing’ excursions.

Island hopping is certainly possible in Seychelles, with travel between most islands by scheduled flight or private helicopter charter. Moving between some of the main inner islands can also be undertaken by boat/ferry.