Seychelles, SC

Bonzour! Welcome to Mahe Island, Seychelles — a mesmerizing destination. Mahe Island is the largest and most populated island in Seychelles that hosts over 250,000 tourists every year. Visiting Seychelles is a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience some of the most beautiful beaches in the world — clear blue water with white sand and a lush jungle flushed up aside, does it get any better than that?

Seychelles is home to a famous beach, Anse Source d’Argent. It boasts distinct granite boulders and simply stunning scenery, that has attracted movie producers working on Castaway and Crusoe to use its unbelievable natural backdrop for their movies. Known not just for its beaches, but the incredible scuba diving and snorkeling that partners with it. You can enjoy an underwater world in serene, calm waters with incredible visibility. From coral reefs to sunken ship wrecks full of marine life, it’s an experience that you’ll be telling friends about for years. 

Mahe Island has many great scenic locations for your attendees, including a stunning National Park that is easy to visit. The Morne Seychellois National Park covers 20% of Mahe Island and is home to many indigenous endemic land birds. Don’t be fooled by the many beach pictures you’ll see, Seychelles is also home to some of the most beautiful panoramic views from hikes up their mountains. Ste Anne National Marine Park, Victoria Botanical Garden, National Museum of History, Takamaka Rum Distillery are a few of the many other locations your attendees can visit — whether they prefer natural scenery, historical art pieces, or a finely crafted cocktail, there is something for everyone.

And don’t forget one of the most important parts — the food! Seychelles has developed a delicious and well-traveled Creole cuisine with influences from different parts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and India. And of course, with easy access to the sea, you’ll find exceptional seafood like fresh caught tuna, sea bass, red snapper, king mackerel, lobster, and more.

The people of Seychelles will welcome you and your attendees with open arms, eager to show you the beautiful places they call home. As well, Seychelles is a visa-free country. Yes, that exists! No application, no fee, visitors need to have a valid passport expiring after departure. Proof of sufficient funds to cover expenses during visit might be requested at the port of entry.