Situated in warm azure waters of the Indian Ocean well outside the cyclone belt, Seychelles boasts one of the most pristine natural environments on the planet and offers a holiday experience that represents a powerful antidote to the demands of every day living. With 115 islands scattered over 1,400,000 square kilometers of warm crystal clear waters, Seychelles offers an ever-expanding kaleidoscope of experiences to the visitor seeking quality and diversity. From sculpted granite boulders, coral reefs, untouched forests and bird sanctuaries to private resorts and exotic hideaways, visitors are ‘spoiled for choice’ when it comes to visiting easily accessible island venues. Seychelles’ vibrant but tranquil island society also nurtures a pristine ecosystem that harbors flora and fauna so spectacular that almost 50% of land area has been set aside as natural reserves. Renowned for having some of the most breath-taking beaches on earth, Seychelles also offers world-beating opportunities for diving, sailing, fishing, trekking and island-hopping.
In a resounding expression of confidence in the country’s future, leading foreign airlines such as Emirates and Qatar have, during the course of the past six months, commenced operations to Seychelles with more airlines scheduled to come on line before long. Through their legendary marketing prowess, an increasing number of potential visitors are being introduced to the magic of these tropical island jewels.

Seychelles is home to some of the most picturesque beaches in the world. Beaches in Seychelles are uncrowded and pristine. Some like famous Anse Source d'Argent on La Digue are framed by impressive granite rocks. Anse Cocos on the eastern coast of La Digue is only accessible by foot. Anse La Reunion lies along its shore on The La Digue Island. Anse Patates lies on the northern most tip of the La Digue and is close to the Patatran Village. When walking along the famous Anse Source d'Argent, continue across the small river until you reach Anse Pierrot. Anse Union beach is a part of the L'Union Estate, a plantation open to the public. Anse a la Mouche is situated on the South Western coast of Mahe. Located on the South Western coast, the beach of Anse Boileau is narrow band of shallow waters. Anse Forbans is located on the South Eastern coast of Mahe.