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Radiant sands, ridiculously bright turquoise waters and otherworldly granite boulders make the Seychelles look like a film set. Add in a sprinkling of Indian Ocean exoticism, and you will not quite believe how perfect this island escape really is. Luxurious resorts and hideaway hotels can be found in abundance here, and we've traversed the islands to hand pick the very best for you.

A flawless scattering of 115 islands, hundreds of miles from anywhere else, the Seychelles makes quite a first impression. As you fly in, you'll spot the inviting beaches and coral clad lapping waters, jungle adorned interiors, and an array of islands of all shapes and sizes each one as beguiling as its next door neighbour.

When you reach the Seychelles, time will slow down a little, and the relaxing vibe will gradually seep into your daily existence. Your choice of resort will influence how you spend your time. If you choose one on a private island, you'll get caught up in the feeling of castaway luxury, making the most of beach time, incredible food creations and a bespoke array of activities. If you stay on one of the larger islands such as Mahé, you'll have all the luxuries of your resort on tap, as well as hiking and bird watching opportunities in the enchanting Morne Seychellois National Park.

You'll be drawn by the allure of beach time in the Seychelles, but you'll also want to make the most of everything else this island nation has to offer. If you want to get a feel for the rhythm of life on different islands, you should definitely embark on an island-hopping trip, where you'll discover both inhabited and uninhabited islands. Snorkelling and diving is a must for many people too, with exquisite coral and marine life to catch sight of. Back on dry land, the Seychelles is home to a variety of intriguing animal species. If you go exploring with a guide, you might just be lucky enough to spot the world's smallest frog, a rare tiger chameleon, or some of the world's largest population of giant tortoises. Elsewhere on the islands, visit bustling markets, play on a championship golf course, meander around botanical gardens or explore other castaway islands by bicycle.

If you're a food aficionado visiting the Seychelles, you'll be excited by the fusion food that awaits. Inspired by African, Asian and European cooking traditions as well as the Creole culture of the islands you can expect to experience a true culinary adventure. The Indian Ocean location means fish and seafood is usually a key part of the menu, with grilled spiced fish, octopus curry and exotic fish soups all local favourites. Expect to see plenty of coconut, cinnamon and vanilla flavoured foods on menus too as these are all grown in the Seychelles.

The temperature in the Seychelles is consistently warm throughout the year, and many people will visit during any month. The tropical weather means that a combination of sunshine, tropical showers and sea breezes should be expected at any time.

Radiant sands, ridiculously bright turquoise waters and otherworldly granite boulders make the Seychelles look like a film set. Add in a sprinkling of Indian Ocean exoticism, and you will not quite believe how perfect this island escape really is. Luxurious resorts and hideaway hotels can be found in abundance here, and we've traversed the islands to hand pick the very best for you.

A flawless scattering of 115 islands, hundreds of miles from anywhere else, the Seychelles makes quite a first impression. As you fly in, you'll spot the inviting beaches and coral clad lapping waters, jungle adorned interiors, and an array of islands of all shapes and sizes each one as beguiling as its next door neighbour.

When you reach the Seychelles, time will slow down a little, and the relaxing vibe will gradually seep into your daily existence. Your choice of resort will influence how you spend your time. If you choose one on a private island, you'll get caught up in the feeling of castaway luxury, making the most of beach time, incredible food creations and a bespoke array of activities. If you stay on one of the larger islands such as Mahé, you'll have all the luxuries of your resort on tap, as well as hiking and bird watching opportunities in the enchanting Morne Seychellois National Park.

You'll be drawn by the allure of beach time in the Seychelles, but you'll also want to make the most of everything else this island nation has to offer. If you want to get a feel for the rhythm of life on different islands, you should definitely embark on an island-hopping trip, where you'll discover both inhabited and uninhabited islands. Snorkelling and diving is a must for many people too, with exquisite coral and marine life to catch sight of. Back on dry land, the Seychelles is home to a variety of intriguing animal species. If you go exploring with a guide, you might just be lucky enough to spot the world's smallest frog, a rare tiger chameleon, or some of the world's largest population of giant tortoises. Elsewhere on the islands, visit bustling markets, play on a championship golf course, meander around botanical gardens or explore other castaway islands by bicycle.

If you're a food aficionado visiting the Seychelles, you'll be excited by the fusion food that awaits. Inspired by African, Asian and European cooking traditions as well as the Creole culture of the islands you can expect to experience a true culinary adventure. The Indian Ocean location means fish and seafood is usually a key part of the menu, with grilled spiced fish, octopus curry and exotic fish soups all local favourites. Expect to see plenty of coconut, cinnamon and vanilla flavoured foods on menus too as these are all grown in the Seychelles.

The temperature in the Seychelles is consistently warm throughout the year, and many people will visit during any month. The tropical weather means that a combination of sunshine, tropical showers and sea breezes should be expected at any time.

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Destinations in Seychelles

Mahe

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Praslin

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Silhouette Island

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Denis Island

Featured Hotels

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Constance Lemuria, Seychelles

5 Star Superior

Framed by two soft sand beaches and set amidst neatly manicured lawns, swaying palm trees and lush tropical foliage, Constance Lemuria will appeal to couples and families with its elegant suites and exquisite dining choices.

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Constance Ephelia Seychelles

5 Star

Located on two beautiful crescent shaped beaches, the sprawling resort of Constance Ephelia enjoys a unique setting in 120 hectares of luxuriant vegetation on the Port Launay headland and is ideal for families as well as couples.

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STORY Seychelles

5 Star

With a backdrop of the Morne Seychelles peak and nestling at the southern end of Mahé’s longest beach, family-friendly Beau Vallon, The STORY Seychelles is a luxurious and comfortably spacious resort offering attentive service and a contemporary take on traditional Seychellois style.

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Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

5 Star

In a secluded setting against the backdrop of forest-clad Mount Dauban and within footsteps of a dreamy white beach and shallow lagoon, Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa is the only resort on Silhouette, giving it an intimate and private island feel.