Offer 3 luxury Islands, 8 days - 7 nights

Start your day with a hearty breakfast, then head to the beach. After all, a holiday in the Seychelles is all about sun, sea and sand. Barbarons has some of the purest waters on the island and the huge Grand Anse beach is not too far from the hotel. You can easily reach it by bus.  There is so much to see in the surrounding area, a visit to the Port Glaud waterfall is a must, a visit to a place that almost looks prehistoric is well worth the effort.  Port Launay beach is another popular destination in the area. Well known for its diverse marine life, it is a wonderful place for snorkelling.

Tired of seeing the coast, rent a car for the day and drive up into the mountains. The road to Sans Soucis will take you through fantastic green forests. The tea plantation is along the way, you can stop here for a refreshing cup of tea while sitting outside and admire the panoramic view of Mahe's west coast. 

Keep climbing, the road will take you to Mission Lodge. One of the oldest heritage sites on the island, it is a site of great historical significance. It is a bit isolated, but the security on site will be able to tell you some of the stories of the place. In addition, the view of the mountains and the sea on the distant horizon will make you want to stay.

The north of Mahé is completely different from the south. On your way to the capital of the country, there will be lots of people, colours and local souvenirs.  Head for the beach of Beau Vallon. Many water sports are offered to those who love the sea. But if you just want to relax and sunbathe, that's fine too.

Your day is almost over, return to the hotel for a shower and some rest before dinner. Tomorrow is another adventure.

In the Seychelles, it is not from city to city, but from island to island. Today you take the ferry to the island of Praslin. Formerly known as the Island of Palme, it is home to the Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site.  When you arrive at your hotel, leave your luggage, take your hat, sandals and camera.

Today, a car would be useful to visit most of the island. But there is also a public bus service. From your hotel you can go and visit the May Valley. A virgin forest, untouched since the day of its discovery, exploring this magical place will take you at least 3 hours. As you continue on your way, you will see picturesque landscapes and an endless blue sea. Head to Anse Lazio, one of Praslin's most popular beaches. Many tourists come here to enjoy the calm waters and sunbathe all afternoon.

Take a boat to the island of La Digue. Formerly known as Ile Rouge, it is a small, quiet and peaceful island. Cycling is the preferred mode of transport, but you can also walk to most parts of La Digue. La Passe is a great place to start your journey. There are many small shops selling local souvenirs and many stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables. Food and drinks for the day can also be purchased from the merchants.

Take a walk around the island with a private guide and visit all the beautiful beaches along the way. Or spend a quiet and relaxing day at the Union Estate visiting the giant turtles. Ranked among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world, Anse Source D'Argent awaits you at the end of your tour.