Just You, the Sky and The Seychelles

Your guide will design a tailored program and route for the day with you, but first stop should be Victoria, the world’s smallest capital, touring the bustling Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke market with its stalls of fresh fish, fruits, vegetables and spices. Also recommended: the Hindu temple, the cathedrals and Clock tower, as well as the Mission Lodge, for spectacular views across West Mahe. After a visit to the Botanical Gardens, sample our much-loved rum at Takamaka Bay Distillery, learning its history and how the rum is made, before visiting the delightful Jardin Du Roi Spice Garden.

Discover the treasures of the Marine Park and the rich history the ancestors left behind. Sainte Anne Marine National Park Islands have now become the relics of the Seychelles, forming an important part of the cultural heritage of the Seychellois people. You’ll disembark the catamaran at Moyenne Island to get amongst the free-roaming, giant land tortoises, before lunch at the island’s restaurant, then spend the rest of the day on the catamaran cruising the islands.

Discover Cap Lazare Nature Reserve’s pristine splendour. Hop on-board your personal club car to explore the onsite farm and natural trails – one of which leads to Simone’s Lookout’s breath-taking panoramic view. This is the ideal moment to get back in touch with nature and spend some time with the free-roaming giant tortoises. As the sun descends, you will be guided through an undiscovered trail leading to a magnificent rocky outcrop with a stunning view of the Indian Ocean for golden hour. Sip bubbly while enjoying canapés and local delicacies. You’re going to remember this sunset!

Discover Praslin with a private guide, stopping first at a place so special it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a private transfer to Anse Lazio beach, one of the most picturesque beaches in the world, renowned for its pristine golden sand, crystal-clear water, and impressive granite formations. Finally, La Digue Island by high-speed ferry. Time seems to have stood still here and bicycle is the standard mode of transport. The island is yours to explore for the day, at your own pace and rhythm.