Seychelles Tour Packages​

• Capital: Victoria (one of the smallest capitals in the world)

• Official Languages: English, French, Seychellois Creole

• Currency: Seychellois Rupee (SCR)

• Driving: Left-hand side

• Time Zone: GMT +4

• Religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

• Indian passport holders do not need a visa; a visitor’s permit is issued on arrival.

• Seychelles is a year-round destination, but monsoon seasons may affect your travel plans.

• Local SIM cards are available for internet and calls.

• Drinking tap water is generally safe, but bottled water is preferred.

We offer a range of budget-friendly Seychelles tour packages, including romantic honeymoon deals, family beach holidays, and adventure packages that include island hopping, nature trails, and water sports. Packages are customisable and designed to offer maximum value without compromising on experience.

• Climate: Tropical, with average temperatures around 27°C

• Best For: Honeymoons, luxury travel, eco-tourism

• Unique Wildlife: Giant Aldabra tortoises, black parrots, fruit bats

• Local Transport: Buses, ferries, taxis, and inter-island flights

• Pristine beaches like Anse Lazio and Anse Source d’Argent
• Crystal-clear waters are ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving
• Rare flora and fauna in protected reserves
• Rich Creole culture and local traditions
• Luxurious resorts and private island stay

The best time to visit Seychelles is during the shoulder seasons — April to May and October to November — when the weather is calm, and the islands are less crowded. Avoid the monsoon season between December and March if you prefer dry weather for outdoor activities.

From handcrafted jewelry and locally made souvenirs to vanilla and coconut oil products, Seychelles offers a variety of items to take home. Visit the Sir Selwyn Clarke Market in Victoria for a true local shopping experience.

• Grilled Red Snapper
• Octopus Curry
• Ladob (banana dessert)
• Breadfruit Chips
• Shark Chutney
• Seychellois cuisine blends African, French, Indian, and Chinese influences, offering a delightful taste journey

The Seychelles is a melting pot of cultures, boasting vibrant music, dance, and Creole traditions. Art is expressed through colorful murals, island crafts, and music genres like Moutya and Sega. Festivals such as the Creole Festival in October showcase the archipelago’s cultural spirit