Our Blog

Tucked away in the lush forests of Seychelles, the tiger chameleon is a hidden gem of the archipelago—a rare and vibrant reptile that seems to carry the island’s magic within its changing colors. This elusive creature is not just another chameleon; it’s the only surviving member of an ancient lineage, perfectly adapted to its island environment.

Alphonse Atoll in Seychelles is a secluded slice of paradise, hidden 400 kilometers southwest of Mahé in the heart of the Indian Ocean. This remote atoll, made up of Alphonse, St. François, and Bijoutier islands, offers sugar-white beaches, crystal-clear lagoons, and some of the richest marine life in the Seychelles.

Did you know that reaching the tropical paradise of Seychelles is easier than you might think? This breathtaking archipelago of 115 islands, nestled in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, is just a flight away from your next unforgettable adventure.

The Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market stands as the vibrant heart of Victoria, the capital city of Seychelles. Located on Market Street in downtown Victoria, this bustling marketplace has been a center of commerce and community since its construction in 1840. The market offers a colorful array of fresh produce, local spices, fish, and handicrafts, providing visitors with an authentic taste of Seychellois culture.

During nesting season, ancient sea turtles choose this protected sanctuary to continue their timeless journey, while snorkelers discover vibrant coral gardens beneath crystal-clear waters. The "Leave No Trace" principle isn't just a rule here—it's a shared commitment that keeps Anse Georgette pristine, with locals and visitors joining regular beach clean-ups to preserve this paradise for generations to come.

A Seychelles Christmas offers a unique blend of tropical paradise and holiday cheer. The archipelago's idyllic beaches and warm climate provide a picturesque backdrop for festive celebrations. Visitors to Seychelles during the Christmas season can look forward to a mix of traditional religious observances and island-style festivities.