6 Nights 7 Days Mahe And Praslin Islands Tour

1ST DAY - Arrival Day

08H20: Meet and Greet by Our Representative at the International Airport followed by SIC Transfer to Mahe Resort.

2ND DAY - Reef Safari Excursion

08H30: Reef Safari Excursion inclusive of lunch and transfers to/from the resort.

3RD DAY - Mahe Island Tour

09H00: Full-day tour or half-day tour of Mahe Island without lunch.

ACCOMMODATION: MAHE ISLAND - RESORT (3 NIGHTS STAY)

4TH DAY - Ferry Tour

09H00: SIC Transfer from Mahe Resort to Inter-Island Quay.

10H30: Cat Coco Ferry Transfer from Mahe to Baie Ste Anne Praslin Jetty

11H30: SIC Transfer from Baie Ste Anne Praslin Jetty to Praslin Resort

ACCOMMODATION: PRASLIN RESORT (3 NIGHTS)

5THDAY - Bike Excursion

9H00: SIC transfer from Praslin Hotel to Praslin Jetty

10h30: Ferry transfer from Praslin Jetty to La Digue Jetty

10h45: La Digue Independent Bike Excursion without lunch

17h00: Ferry transfer from La Digue Jetty to Praslin Jetty

17h15: SIC transfer from Praslin Jetty to Praslin Hotel

6TH DAY - Praslin Tour

10H00: Full-day tour of Praslin - Vallee de Mai World Heritage Park and Anse Lazio without lunch

7TH DAY - Day at Leisure

16H45: SIC Transfer from Praslin Hotel to Praslin Jetty

18H00: Cat Coco Ferry Transfer from Baie Ste Anne Jetty Praslin to Mahe Jetty

19H00: SIC Transfer from Inter-Island Quay to International Airport

22H10: Departure on Flight

Know About Mahe Island:

Mahé is the largest island in the Seychelles archipelago, in the Indian Ocean off East Africa. Its terrain is defined by white-sand beaches such as those in the popular resort area of Beau Vallon, and granite peaks including the rainforested Morne Seychellois. The island is also home to Victoria, Seychelles' capital, known for Creole architecture and a colorful covered market with wares like fish, fruit, and clothing.

Mahé Island’s unique granitic landscape offers visitors the opportunity to hike and walk in areas of untouched natural beauty. More than 20% of this island’s landmass is protected by national parks, including Morne Seychellois National Park which is home to Mahé’s tallest mountain, Morne Seychellois (2,969 ft). Vistas of unparalleled beauty are promised to those who reach its summit. Hikers can explore Seychelles’ highest peaks and trek along trails to otherwise inaccessible beaches, such as Anse Major. Gentler walks and excursions that allow you to explore waterfalls, swim in natural pools, and take pictures of indigenous flora and Seychelles wildlife

Almost 90 percent of the population of the Republic of Seychelles live on Mahé, which is the site of Victoria, the republic’s capital and only port. Mahé’s chief exports are copra, cinnamon bark and leaf oil, patchouli, and vanilla. Tea is also grown. A paved road system provides internal communication for the entire island, while Port Victoria and an international airport provide external communication and promote tourism.