Why go to Seychelles
When things get tough, the hard starts – the rest of us evoke our perfect sanctuary, dreaming of a remote island with crowd-free sand, bright blue waters and a calm aura. But when you’re ready to turn that dream into reality, keep in mind the Seychelles, a group of 115 islands that permeate the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa. You’ve probably seen the scene here before: seemingly endless white beaches, giant rocks and swaying palm trees are the stuff for postcards, TV commercials, and desktop backgrounds. As you relax along these famous beaches, it’s likely that the only other life forms you’ll encounter are the colorful birds and huge turtles on the islands.
The islands of Seychelles are often referred to in two separate groups. Most travelers are limited to exploring the 43 inland islands, relying on one of the group’s three main islands. Mahé is the largest, as it includes the capital of Seychelles, Victoria, in addition to the famous Anse Intendanse Beach. Praslin Island, the second largest of the main islands, features many famous beaches, not to mention Valle de Mai. Then there’s La Digue, a tranquil island where bicycles prevail and the sands of Anse Source Dargent Beach remain unpolluted. Rent a private yacht away from the sea, and you’ll likely stumble across one of the 72 outer islands, low-sandy lowlands ruled by wildlife. It doesn’t go any further.
First day
Pick-up from the airport and drop-off to the resort island and check in to the luxury product and you can spend the rest of the day exploring the island and the resort and its facilities.
The second day
Breakfast in the morning in one of the most luxurious and beautiful views around the world, and you can also spend the day free to swim and spend the best times on the beach
Or take a trip to explore the capital of Seychelles, and highlights include the colourful central market and the clock tower in the city centre.
There is also a small but very interesting natural history museum, if you want to learn a little about how islands and their unique flora and fauna are formed.
Third day
You have the opportunity to experience one of the most beautiful experiences of floating breakfast over the water, which is prepared by the best chefs and remains a beautiful flower for lovers of romantic parts
You can also spend the rest of the day relaxing on the beach, enjoying the sun and golden sands, or practicing water activities, go on a guided cruise,
Competent. You can plunge in, take selfies with giant turtles and taste the local barbecue along with the magnificent landscapes.
Fourth day
Breakfast in the morning at the resort and you can spend the day exploring rare plants and flowers as well as palm trees
You can also live the unique experience of the resort's Asian relaxation and treatment services.
Then you can spend time exploring the underwater world of St. Anne National Marine on a submerged submarine tour.Witness front-row views of coral reefs and fish without having to get wet.
Fifth day
Check out of the hotel, board the boat and then head to the airport by private car.