Mahe Island: Zip Lining and Marine Park Snorkeling Excursion

Discover everything you need to know about Seychelles multiple award-winning ‘Takamaka’ Rums. Experience the Plantation life with a guided tour of their distillery, historical property and garden followed by a rum tasting, then take your time to relax with a wonderful cocktail or enjoy a delicious meal at the no 1 Restaurant, La Grande Maison, in Seychelles.

The Domaine de Val des Près which is located at St Roch Au Cap, 16 km from Victoria is an experiment in re-creating the Traditional Creole Village as a mean of promoting the Seychellois Cultural Heritage, depicting the various activities that may be found in a traditional estate.

Hilltop spice plantation with a small furnished house museum, nature trails & Creole restaurant. Located 2 km up in the hills above Anse Royale, this lush spice garden owes its existence to Pierre Poivre, the French spice entrepreneur. There is a self-guided walk around the 35-hectare orchard-crossed-with-forest. The planter's house contains a one-room museum and there's a pleasant cafe-restaurant with smashing views down to the coast. Homemade jams, marmalade and spices are available at the gift shop.

The Anse Royale Beach is located on the southeastern coast of Mahe Island, and is one of the most popular beaches. It is a long stretch of bay which consists of smaller beach sections. The water here is usually calm and ideal for swimming, snorkeling and windsurfing.

Anse Intendance is one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches of Mahe, Seychelles. It spreads for a mile across the southern coast of the island, with absolutely stunning views of the ocean in front and the mountainous scenery in the background.

Anse Takamaka is often described using words such as ‘picturesque’, ‘stunning’, and ‘breathtaking’. Once you arrive here, it’s very easy to see why. The beautiful scenery, crystal-clear water, and gorgeous sandy surface combine to create an incredible beach location in the south-west of Mahé, the largest of the Seychelles islands.

Anse Forbans is located in the south-east of Mahé, just along the coast from other beaches such as Turtle Bay and Anse aux Pins. As with all the beaches in this region, Anse Forbans benefits from an offshore coral reef which protects it from the open ocean, ensuring a calm surface to the water and a shallow depth, making it an excellent prospect for families and children.

Anse Takamaka is often described using words such as ‘picturesque’, ‘stunning’, and ‘breathtaking’. Once you arrive here, it’s very easy to see why. The beautiful scenery, crystal-clear water, and gorgeous sandy surface combine to create an incredible beach location in the south-west of Mahé, the largest of the Seychelles islands.