TAKAMAKA DISTILLERY
Distillery inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the region, good idea ...Read more
MAY VALLEY
Vallée de Mai where you can explore a forest rich in endemic species ...Read more
GÉRARD DEVOUD STUDIO
The artist exuberantly translates the colors of local life and always ...Read more
FOND FERDINAND
The Ravin du Fond Ferdinand is worth a visit to discover the endemic fauna ...Read more
ARUL MIHU NAVASAKTHI VINAYAGAR TEMPLE
Temple built in 1992 for the Indian community of Seychelles in Victoria.Read more
KOT MAN-YA GARDEN
Garden where some two hundred varieties of plants and beautiful large ...Read more
HOUSE OF HISTORY (GRAND KAZ)
Famous colonial house restored and turned into a museum gathering all the ...Read more
KING'S GARDEN
Garden with no less than fifty varieties of trees and shrubs with magical ...Read more
BOTANICAL GARDEN
Botanical garden in the south of the capital with the appearance of a park, ...Read more
WATERFALL
Read moreThis waterfall is quietly located on Port April heights. The 1 700 m road, from the church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul, part of the hillside assault, a minute walk (or barely five by car) is enough to climb up to this beautiful waterfall of the Ilette.
THE MISSION
A place full of atmosphere located on the heights of Sans-Souci, with an ...Read more
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
Read moreOn Independence Avenue, a marine cow (a dudong) and a sculpted crocodile report the entry: welcome to the Museum of Natural History, where you will be reminded that the marshes of the archipelago were once infested with salt water. In 1775, a crocodile killed in La Digue (which has its Anse Cayman) measured four metres long and three circumference around the abdomen! This small, discret museum evokes seychellois flora and fauna, naturalized tortues turtles (more than two metres!) and a giant preserved coral. Above all, we admire a huge cocofesse of 18 kg and a very unusual one, as trilobé. Birds are not forgotten, a device for listening on simple pressure to the songs of seven rare zwazo in the archipelago: zirondel and tok tok, zwazo bannann and timerl dezil, black widow, singer singer and owl. The first floor is devoted to the British artist Marianne North (1830-1890), who was the first to paint this paradise archipelago, some reproductions attesting to his talent. At the same level, there is a children's corner where they can paint and draw, pass the sand to the sieve or play with moulding paste to shape a reken (shark) or a kourpa (snail), a krab (crab) or a lezar (lizard). The visit is therefore required if one stays in Mahé with its repudiation. You can also consult or view books and videos on subjects as seychelles as Aldabra or Mer. Exhibitions are also available (reptiles, carnivorous plants, etc.).
KENWYN HOUSE
An address to discover the local architecture, which serves as a showcase ...Read more
VAL DES PRÉS AREA
A domain that aims to highlight the multiple uses of the branches, leaves, ...Read more
KAZ ZANANA
Heritage house dated 1915 where we see the last works of Louis Volcere in ...Read more
TEA FACTORY
Tea factory which reaches some 50 t of tea per year in the Morne ...Read more
OFFICE DE TOURISME
Tourist office necessary for travel and organization of vacations in ...Read more
CLOCK TOWER
Seychelles monument inaugurated on April1, 1903 by King Edward VII in ...Read more
NATIONAL HISTORY MUSEUM
National History Museum inaugurated by President Danny Faure on ...Read more