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Seychelles is visa-free for most international travellers, but all visitors must complete an online Travel Authorisation before departure.
Most travellers arrive at Mahé International Airport, with routes available through major international hubs such as Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, Johannesburg and other connecting cities.
Seychelles is beautiful year-round. For calmer seas and easier island hopping, April, May, October and November are especially popular months.
We offer handpicked 4 and 5 star accommodation across Mahé, Praslin, La Digue and selected private islands, matched to your travel style and budget.
We generally do not recommend renting a car in Seychelles. Transfers, ferries, domestic flights, taxis and guided day trips are easier for most travellers.
Demand increases during school holidays, public holidays, December and peak travel dates. Booking early gives you better choice, better rates and smoother planning.
No visa is required to enter Seychelles, but as of MAR 2026, travelers must complete an online entry declaration before arrival. This process includes a small fee and should ideally be done at least 3 days before your flight.
How to Submit the Entry Declaration to Seychelles:
You’ll need the following:
To submit the declaration, visit the Seychelles Border Authority website.
The application takes about 5 minutes to complete. Approval usually arrives within a few hours. If you’re short on time, you can opt for express processing at approximately €70 per person.
Strong Sun Exposure
The sun in Seychelles is intense year-round. Apply high SPF sunscreen regularly and avoid prolonged exposure, especially during midday.
Keep an Eye on Your Belongings
Whether you’re at a public beach or a waterfall – even within a resort – always keep your valuables secure and within sight.
We recommend booking your accommodation in Seychelles as early as possible. Prices are generally lower when booked in advance, and availability can be limited due to the island’s relatively small number of hotels.
Ferry Essentials: Booking & Logistics
Book Early: Ferries are popular and fill up fast. Secure your spot in advance to avoid disappointment, especially during holidays.
Stay Flexible: Enjoy free cancellation up to 48 hours before you sail—giving you protection against changing plans.
Quick Connection: The Mahé ferry terminal is only 20 minutes from the airport, making same-day transfers simple and efficient.
Expert Tip: Avoid the last-minute rush at the terminal. Let us handle your pre-bookings so you can head straight to the boarding gate upon arrival.
The ferry terminal is approximately a 20-minute drive from Mahé International Airport, making it convenient for same-day transfers.
All travelers are required to pay a Tourism Environmental Sustainability Levy, which is collected directly by accommodations. Rates vary depending on the size of the establishment:
This fee is typically added to your hotel bill and paid upon check-in or check-out.
Seychelles doesn’t have a true dry season, brief tropical showers can occur year-round. While the islands welcome visitors throughout the year, we recommend planning your trip between October and May.
During this period, the sea is generally calmer, making it easier and more pleasant to travel between islands by boat or ferry.
The Seychelles is seamlessly connected to the world via several major global hubs. Most travelers arrive at Mahé International Airport (SEZ), with direct, premium service available from cities including Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Paris, Frankfurt, and Johannesburg.
Strategic Partnerships: Through our direct relationships with major carriers, we provide our clients with exclusive access to discounted airfares and preferred routing.
Priority Seating: We maintain a reserved seat allotment, ensuring availability and competitive pricing even during peak travel periods.
Consultative Booking: Our team manages the nuances of international air travel, matching your schedule with the most efficient and cost-effective flight paths.
The Big Three: Mahé, Praslin & La Digue
Mahé: The vibrant hub. Best for families, large-scale luxury resorts, and easy accessibility. Expert Tip: We offer exclusive rates on all top-rated beachfront stays.
Praslin: Nature’s sanctuary. Home to the world’s most beautiful beaches (Anse Georgette) and elite resorts like Lemuria. Choose a domestic flight for a quick, comfortable arrival.
La Digue: The photogenic icon. Known for its granite boulders and relaxed, car-free culture. Perfect for honeymooners seeking a boutique experience at Le Domaine.
Traveler’s Note: Book international and domestic flights together to maximize savings, and plan for at least 48 hours on La Digue to truly capture its magic.
The Seychelles is the ultimate sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with nature and themselves. Known for its laid-back rhythm and genuine hospitality, the archipelago offers a sophisticated balance of tranquil downtime and exhilarating exploration.
Marine Exploration: Navigate the crystalline coastline in a transparent kayak or dive into the UNESCO-recognized marine parks of Curieuse and Coco Island, home to hawksbill turtles and vibrant coral ecosystems.
Island Rhythms: Experience the car-free serenity of La Digue by bicycle, or retreat to a boutique spa for a signature Creole-inspired massage.
Wildlife Encounters: Journey to nearby islets to walk alongside century-old giant tortoises—a rare opportunity to witness one of the world’s most ancient species in their natural habitat.
Premier Angling: Whether you are an enthusiast or a novice, take advantage of the Indian Ocean’s finest fishing grounds for an unforgettable day on the water.
Yes – Seychelles charges an Environmental Sustainability Levy for all tourists aged 12 and above. This fee is collected directly by the accommodation and varies based on the size of the property:
We’re happy to help you save by offering discounted flights and hotels for your trip.
We do not recommend renting a car in Seychelles. The roads are often narrow, winding, and challenging to navigate, especially for those unfamiliar with local driving conditions. Unfortunately, accidents involving travelers are not uncommon.
Instead, we suggest using taxis or joining guided day trips, which are safer and often more relaxing, allowing you to enjoy the scenery without the stress of driving.
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