Curieuse is best known for its giant Aldabra tortoises, mangrove boardwalk, and burnt-red granite landscape. It’s a perfect stop for nature lovers. Guests can walk from one side of the island to the other, meet tortoises up close and enjoy excellent snorkeling in crystal-clear bays.

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The island is the only other place, apart from Praslin, where the Coco de Mer Palm grows naturally.

Just a 5-minute boat ride from Curieuse Island is St. Pierre, a tiny granite island surrounded by perfect blue water. St. Pierre offers incredible snorkeling with abundant fish life. Its postcard-perfect rock formations and leaning palm trees make it one of Seychelles’ most photographed spots.

 

A protected nature reserve known for rare birds, turtles, and pristine beaches. It’s one of Seychelles’ most important conservation islands, ideal for eco-minded guests. Visits are guided to preserve the wildlife.

A dramatic granite island with rugged beauty. Known for its deep blue waters and scenic coastline, Félicité is great for snorkeling around rocky edges and for scenic cruising, perfect for photos and drone shots.

Cocos is a snorkeler’s paradise. The shallow reef attracts colorful fish, turtles, and vibrant corals, making it one of the best locations for underwater photography. Calm waters make it ideal for beginners and families.

Ile Cocos is without a doubt the most renowned snorkeling spot in the Seychelles archipelago

Grande Sœur is a stunning private island known for its powder-white beaches, turquoise lagoon, and excellent snorkeling. The island feels untouched, with vibrant marine life, granite boulders, and shady coconut palms. Guests often enjoy swimming, relaxing on the beach, or exploring the crystal-clear shallows where turtles are frequently spotted. It’s one of the most beautiful and exclusive beach stops in Seychelles.

La Digue delivers a truly authentic island experience—bicycles, slow island living, and Anse Source d’Argent, one of the world’s most iconic beaches. Guests can enjoy beaches, local craft shops, and traditional Creole charm.

Anse Georgette is one of Seychelles’ most breathtaking beaches — a secluded crescent of pure white sand, framed by turquoise water and dramatic granite boulders. Accessible mainly by boat or through the Lemuria Resort, it offers a quiet, untouched atmosphere perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and photography. Its calm, crystal-clear lagoon makes it a favourite spot for guests looking for a peaceful, picture-perfect beach escape.

Anse Lazio is often ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world. With its wide stretch of soft white sand, clear turquoise waters, and iconic granite boulders, it’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing. The gentle waves and colourful marine life make it a favourite stop for guests wanting a classic Seychelles beach experience. It’s the kind of place that feels like a postcard come to life.

Anse Petite Cour is a quiet, sheltered beach set within the marine protected area in front of La Réserve. Its calm, shallow waters and vibrant reef make it an excellent spot for easy snorkeling, where guests often see colourful fish and sometimes turtles. The bay is naturally protected, offering a peaceful atmosphere ideal for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the beautiful views of Curieuse Island just across the water.

Anse La Farine is a tranquil, hidden-gem beach sheltered by a coral reef on the southeast coast of Praslin. Accessible only by boat, its soft “flour-like” sand, calm turquoise lagoon and dramatic granite rock outcrops offer a serene escape perfect for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking or simply relaxing away from the crowds. Because the beach lies in a secluded bay, its beauty changes with the tides.