5 Days 4 Nights Seychelles Package 2025

The Seychelles, an idyllic archipelago in the Indian Ocean, is a true paradise known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush, tropical landscapes. 

Seychelles offers some of the most luxurious resorts in the world, with exclusive villas and private beaches. The resorts provide world-class service, spa treatments, and gourmet dining, perfect for those seeking ultimate relaxation and indulgence.

Optional tours at a cost

Reef Tour 

Explore the wonders of the St. Anne National Marine Park on this exciting full-day excursion, jam-packed with fun-filled activities. Set-Sail aboard Anahita as you head off to discover Mahé’s inner islands. Next, hop aboard a semi-submersible vessel as you dip below the waves to explore the depths of the Marine Park. Enjoy feeding the tropical fish surrounding the boat and then get up close and personal with the creatures that inhabit the park’s colorful coral gardens for a refreshing snorkel or swim.

City Tour 

Mahe City exploration tour. Visit the popular Mahe sight-seeing options like Botanical Gardens, Clock Tower and Victoria City etc. Lunch is included in the tour. Reach the hotel in the evening. Afternoon: You can enjoy water activities on your own.

Anse Intendance (Mahé Island)

A stunning, crescent-shaped beach on Mahé Island, Anse Intendance is ideal for those seeking a more serene experience. The water is inviting, but the strong waves may make it a bit challenging for swimming. It’s an excellent place to relax, watch the surf, and enjoy the natural beauty.

Anse Lazio (Praslin Island)

Anse Lazio is often ranked among the top beaches in the world. With its fine sand and sparkling waters, it's perfect for both swimming and snorkeling. The coral reefs off the shore are teeming with marine life, making it an underwater wonderland for divers and snorkelers.

Island Hopping

Seychelles is made up of over 115 islands, each with its own charm. Consider taking a boat trip to explore neighboring islands such as Curieuse Island (famous for its giant tortoises), Cousin Island (a bird sanctuary), or the smaller, untouched islands of the Inner Seychelles.