Fun and entertainment Seychelles

With its Polynesian decor, the Trader Vic's offers an original setting to drink excellent cocktails. This international chain was founded by Victor Bergeron, one of the two creators of Mai Tai. It is therefore highly recommended to taste one of the many derivatives of this mythical cocktail at the bar, where the atmosphere can take it up a notch at the end of the evening. As for the restaurant, dinner is enjoyed while listening to music, since a Cuban band comes to perform every night. Beachwear to be avoided.

On the beautiful beach of Côte d'Or, here is a very pleasant little spot to enjoy with your feet in the sand. If you have the opportunity to sit down to a table in this Fisherman's Village (the table of the eponymous hotel), you should know that the cuisine is not unforgettable. But the setting is really nice, with tables on the beach and candles that light up here and there as soon as the night falls, we have made it a really recommended address to go and drink a good cocktail or a Seybrew at the end of his day in Praslin. Cheers!

This Fish Trap is a very nice option for a good breakfast or for a drink. Because if the British breakfast (with eggs, beans, grilled mushrooms, toasts, drinks...) allows you to take strength, the rest of the menu is a bit disappointing. Nevertheless, the decoration in pastel tones, with pebbles on the ground, and the beautiful wooden terrace with a breathtaking view on the ocean make it a very pleasant address. You can even enjoy a piece of beach and some deckchairs... Ideal to sip a cocktail or a Creole punch when the sun declines.

This brand-new Natural Bar on the sands of La Passe opened its cocktail bar and barbecue at the beginning of 2022. The place has everything it takes to be a quick success! Sipping a cocktail or a freshly squeezed fruit juice with your feet in the sand just outside La Passe promises to be a great time. If you still want to enjoy the place, there's also the grill, which is very good but admittedly a little expensive (between SR 475 and SR 625 per person, with two or three meats or fish).

Anchored at the edge of the main building, on the waterfront and facing the mountains, the Parekh family bar is certainly nothing like a seselwa. But against a backdrop of a marina and neo-Creole buildings, it feels good, as there is a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for lounging on the terrace after dinner. On a wooden deck, you can listen to live music on weekends and be served a mojito, a caipirinha, a sex on the beach or a fresh mountain, or even a Guinness or a Coke. And the atmosphere rises quickly at the weekend... Crowded on Fridays!

Praslin's box! There is no lack of oxygen in this modern and very air-conditioned box. On the floor of the oval runway, a majority of Prasliners, 18-40 years old, but also some tourists. In any case, on Saturdays, it's full to bursting point, with SeyBrew and Guinness flowing. As for the music, it must be said that it is more international than tropical, the "great DJs" prefer Pharrell Williams to sega. Concerts are sometimes proposed: even Jean-Marc (Volcy), one of the big names in the Seychelles, has been there.

A ten minute drive north of Victoria, the fief of the karaoke. Facing the swimming pool and the bar-terrace of the little Avenant hotel;; Friday and Saturday, from 19 pm (happy hour), not far from two thousand songs to play the star, microphone in hand, facing a giant screen disco, and with competition on Saturday: " special price for best singer ". The evening can be extended very late, burgers and hotdogs épongeant the SeyBrew.

When you're cycling around La Digue, it's great to take a break with a fresh fruit juice in the shade of the palm trees! At the end of Anse Sévère (highly recommended for snorkeling enthusiasts), just before the bend towards the no less gentle Anse Patates, you won't want to miss Karim's green, yellow and red-painted Rasta kiosk. Rumour has it that some of the best fruit juices on La Digue can be found here... All that's left to do is settle down at one of the little wooden tables and enjoy a drink with your feet in the sand!

Welcome to the archipelago's one and only gin bar! In the sumptuous setting of the Hilton Northolme, The Lower Deck will delight those seeking an exclusive, somewhat suspended moment as the sun declines. On this small wooden pontoon above the Glacis rocks, the sunset is simply marvellous. What better way to enjoy it than sipping an exceptional gin or gin-based cocktail concocted by the establishment's talented bartender? A moment not to be missed!

The Chill Out Tapas lounge bar, on the roof of the Café des Arts, opens one weekend a month for great evenings. The rest of the time, the atmosphere is down below, with your feet in the sand. To sip a beer, a cocktail or share a bottle of wine, the sofas, deckchairs and tables with sea views are the ideal spot. It's the only bar on the island with a DJ (Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) and a giant screen for sports broadcasts. The perfect address for those looking for a little entertainment!

Within the incredible Four Seasons and by its superb pool, the Kannel Bar is a great place for a romantic aperitif if you are in the area, as you will be served with a smile even if you are not staying at the hotel. A few snacks and very good cocktails await you just a few meters from the Indian Ocean. And why not extend the pleasure at dinner time... It's a bit expensive, but the setting is really unique.

Immaculately white and facing the sea, the Gecko Bar is the perfect place to enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets on the planet, with a cocktail or fruit juice in hand. On Tuesdays, it's a Creole buffet for gourmets, before the Sunday lunchtime barbecue or the Friday evening live band (7-9pm). In short, the Gecko Bar is a really nice spot to toast in a chic, hushed atmosphere.

This very pleasant café adjoining the interesting National History Museum opened its doors in 2021 and offers the opportunity for a nice fresh (or greedy) break facing the famous Clock Tower of Victoria. The terrace is very pleasant, the reception is always smiling and very good breakfasts are served until 11 am. Then, it's time for nougat coconut, delicious pastries, fresh fruit juice and nourishing and vitamin-rich smoothies prepared with local fruits of course. A nice break in perspective!

The Chatterbox is the little new café of Eden Island and the result is very successful! The decoration, where wood predominates, is rather nice and the coffees, teas, lattes and other sweets are of very good quality. It is therefore ideal for a small gourmet break on Eden Island, an excellent continental breakfast or a Full English breakfast (eggs, beans, bacon...). Some options also for a light lunch (sandwiches, wraps, cakes, burgers...). All to be enjoyed inside or on the terrace in Eden Plaza.

Here is a shack that we would like to enjoy every day! La Kabana, located on the beautiful beach of Port Launay, is the ideal place to have a drink and enjoy some tapas as the sun starts to decline. A perfect place for an aperitif with your feet in the sand, but you can also enjoy a cocktail or a good fresh fruit juice during the rest of the day, between a game of beach volleyball and a dive in the Indian Ocean.