Seychelles

Picture breathtaking beauty along private shores and a true sense of intimate privacy. Remote, quiet, and worth the adventure to get there, Seychelles is a picture of paradise. Officially considered an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, Seychelles inhabits numerous sandy beaches, colorful coral reefs, and nature reserves filled with rare species. If you are looking for added adventure from your luxury accommodations, traverse the mountainous rainforests of Morne Seychellois National Park amongst your tailored, custom itinerary.

Advisors Specializing in Seychelles

Anne Bluntzer

Bluntzer Travel

Stephanie Miller Murphy

Miller Murphy Travel

Catherine Whitworth

Catherine Whitworth Travel

Hamilton Thompson

Hamilton Thompson Travel

Betsy Talbot

Travel by Talbot

Catherine Denham

Catherine Denham Travel

Mimi Lichtenstein

Truvay Travel

Lou deLisser

Lou deLisser Travel

Lora Greene

Lora Greene Travel

Leslie Easterling

Easterling & Miller Travel

Kiersten Murnane

The Curatour

Beth Flowers

Flowers Travel Consulting

Andrea Schubiner

Wanderful Journeys

Kirsten Morrison

Kirsten Morrison Travel

Alessia Bell

Alessia Bell Travel

David Ourisman

Ourisman Travel

Susan Teeple

Teeple Travel

Joanne Smith

Smith Luxury Travel

Martha Rhodes

Martha Rhodes Travel

Amy Biondi

Biondi Travel

Sally May

Kelli Radcliffe

Radcliffe Travel Co

Shelley Rapp

Rapture Travels

FAQS

What vaccines do I need to enter Seychelles?

The most important immunization you need is a yellow fever shot. It is absolutely mandatory. In fact, you must present your yellow fever immunization card at customs when entering the country.

What currency is used throughout Seychelles?

The currency used throughout the country is the Seychellois rupee. Visa and Mastercard are accepted in most hotels and restaurants. Also, tourist shops often have ATMs dispensing local currency.

What kinds of transportation are available in Seychelles?

The main forms of transportation within Seychelles include buses, inter-island flights, and boats between the islands.