One of the smallest capitals in the world. We will pass many sights here. But photos can be taken everywhere. We will see the Hindu Temple, the Museum, the Clocktower, the largest and oldest church in the Seychelles, the small Victoria Marina, various sculptures, landmarks of the Seychelles and the extraordinary Supreme Court of the Seychelles.

You just have to try this local rum. We will also show you how it is made and take a nice tour. The guided tour costs 150 rupees and tasting depending on the quantity. ES is not an ES sales event, everyone is free to participate, no obligation to buy. Please note Takamaka Rum Distillery is closed on weekends and public holidays. Information about public holidays in Seychelles ES here : https ://seychelles.com/holidays-in-the-seychelles/ https ://seychellen.com/en/public-holidays/

Anse Royale is a beautiful, long beach in the south-east of Mahe. We will linger here for a while, as there is a nice restaurant on the beach and the possibility of using a toilet, including outdoor showers.

A tour of the spice garden, where you can explore all possible endemic plants of Seychelles, herbs and also medicinal herbs with application examples. You have plenty of time and opportunities to take photos of all the endemic spices and plants. Spicegarden also has its own restaurant, where you can cook with the garden's own plants and spices and have a delicious lunch (optional). Please note that the Jardin du Roi Spice Garden is closed on public holidays. Information about public holidays in Seychelles ES here : https ://seychelles.com/holidays-in-the-seychelles/ https ://seychellen.com/en/public-holidays/

Bathing, snorkelling, admiring, taking pictures

Old Attraction with great views to take great pictures of the west coast of Mahe Please note Mission Lodge is closed on public holidays. Information about public holidays in Seychelles ES here : https ://seychelles.com/holidays-in-the-seychelles/ https ://seychellen.com/en/public-holidays/

Beau Vallon is THE beach in the north of Mahe. There is plenty to see, we like to stop and it is always possible to swim or snorkel as you wish. There are also some local take-aways with fresh fish and Creole food, coconuts and other fruits to buy.

These beautiful options would also be selectable on Mahé: Short walk to Mont Signal It's really only a 5-10 minute walk but has great views of Victoria, St Anne Marine Park and its small islands (St Anne, Long Island, Round Island, Moyenne and Cerf). Panoramic views of Eden Island and Victoria We stop at a very nice point near Victoria. You can take great pictures at this point. Carana Beach granite rocks It has to be seen and photographed. Extremely spectacular, unique and beautiful. You can also swim there, but the waves are rough and only suitable for good swimmers. Port Launay, Hotel Ephelia One of the most beautiful beaches on Mahe, in a stunning bay. Depending on where you are staying, you may combine this with a sunset. Sunset drink / Sunset cocktail on the beach Watching the sunset on a Mahé island tour is amazing.

We definitely have fun, a good mood and Creole music. If you have a special request, a project or a concern, please let us know. We love challenges. Our tours are all private and groups of more than 25 people are also possible with this tour and several certified tour guides, in air-conditioned buses, with their own driver.

A very beautiful and exceptional waterfall for the Seychelles. We will walk there for about 15 minutes to the waterfall (not strenuous). The waterfall has a small lake in front of it, where you can take a refreshing dip in the spring-fresh water. Please bring a towel for this. Please note the Sauzier Waterfall is closed on public holidays. Information about public holidays in the Seychelles can be found here: https://seychelles.com/holidays-in-the-seychelles/ https://seychellen.com/en/public-holidays/

A real insider tip from a very small but fine beach in the south-west of Mahé. There is also a great restaurant for lunch, where you can enjoy Creole and vegetarian cuisine as well as freshly caught fish. There is also a toilet there.

Lonely and beautiful beach in the southwest of Mahe. Giant tortoises, a small bay with a Creole restaurant and real Seychelles cuisine right on the beach await you for an (optional) delicious lunch.

We will show you Eden Island and if necessary we will stop for lunch or a visit to the toilet. At Eden you can also buy small souvenirs and see all the yachts and boats in the marina.