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The Seychelles are a global model for conservation. Here’s how to visit the most iconic sites while respecting their fragile ecosystem.
Covering 20% of the island, it’s Mahé’s green lung. It shelters dense rainforest and the highest granite peaks.
The oldest marine park in the Indian Ocean, grouping 6 islands. A sanctuary for seagrass meadows and eagle rays.
Nicknamed the “Garden of Eden,” this prehistoric forest is the sanctuary of the famous Coco de Mer (the largest fruit in the world).
A wilder, larger alternative to Vallée de Mai. The trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking the sister islands and La Digue.
Much more than a park, it’s a living museum: vanilla plantations, a copra factory, and a giant granite boulder home to tortoises.
A former leper colony, the island is now a fully protected reserve where giant tortoises live in complete freedom on the beach.
Since 2023, most national parks managed by the SPGA (Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority) prefer card payments. Cash is less and less accepted at official ticket offices (Vallée de Mai, Curieuse, Ste Anne). Always carry a valid debit/credit card with you.