Traverse gentle waters to discover the beauty of UNESCO World Heritage Site Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve. This beautiful palm forest is host to endemic species including the rare Seychelles black parrot, along with many other unique flora and fauna.

Escape modern day life by visiting this quaint island where locals travel by bicycle and ox-cart. Appreciate the sounds of nature and the slow pace of life in this stunning location. La Digue is also home to the endangered paradise flycatcher. Take off on a full day quest to the spectacular attractions of the region.

Take a helicopter ride to Aride Bird Reserve where life hasn’t changed much in the past 250 years. The most northernly island of the Seychelles, it is home to one of the most vital seabird populations in the Indian Ocean. Picnic on deserted sands after your informative tour by a ranger.

This beautiful island boasts a population of around 100 people. It is ideal for spotting sea turtles and sea urchins in its virtually unspoilt reef. Barely any infrastructure makes this a peaceful paradise perfect for nature lovers.

Walk a short way to marvel at the amazing botanical gardens, featuring five artfully landscaped areas packed with a variety of blooming flowers. Look out for the fruit bats and giant Aldabra tortoises who call the gardens home. The orchid display is simply unmissable.