Seychelles Holiday Packages

Granite boulders, quiet bays and island hopping between Mahé, Praslin and La Digue: Seychelles holiday packages from South Africa.

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If you are seeking a luxurious getaway in a fantasy setting, the Seychelles archipelago, with its 115 islands, is the perfect destination for you. Located in the western Indian Ocean, about 1,500 km east of mainland Africa, the Seychelles consists of more than 100 islands and islets, the largest being Mahé, the main island. La Digue and Praslin are two other major islands that are popular with visitors.

Experience a tropical paradise with idyllic beaches, year-round warmth, stunning rock formations, lush greenery, and delicious food. Whether you're looking for a honeymoon or a family holiday, this destination has something for you.

Legend has it that pirates once hid here, and today the Seychelles offers white sandy beaches, vibrant tropical vegetation, turquoise waters, untouched nature reserves, and captivating underwater life. A few resorts offer all-inclusive stays, which cover meals and many of the resort's activities, leaving you free to enjoy the magic of the islands.

On Praslin, the Vallée de Mai is home to the Coco de Mer, a rare palm whose giant double nut grows only in the Seychelles. You can also dive into the clear waters and discover an abundance of marine life. This tropical haven is sure to leave a lasting impression, whether you come for a honeymoon or just to explore the stunning landscapes.

Quintrip makes it simple for travellers from South Africa to plan their dream getaway to this paradise.

A palm leaning over a white-sand beach with a hanging swing seat and turquoise sea
Wondering which Seychelles island fits your trip?
From the granite boulders of Anse Source d'Argent to island-hopping between Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, our Seychelles guide helps you choose where to base yourself and when to travel.

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Seychelles Holiday Packages

An idyllic setting of pristine beaches, lagoons, and granite boulders awaits, like a scene straight out of a movie. This tropical paradise is an earthly wonder where wildlife and flora thrive in their natural habitats. Each year, thousands of travellers are drawn to its vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life, offering endless opportunities for water sports like windsurfing — though motorised activities are limited to select beaches to preserve the islands' natural beauty.

Mahé, the largest island in the granite archipelago, is known for its intimate coves, spectacular sunsets, and pristine beaches — Takamaka, Beau Vallon and Anse Intendance among them. Beau Vallon is ideal for swimming, snorkelling and diving, while Anse Intendance is loved for its wild waves. The island is also home to Victoria, one of the smallest capitals in the world.

Sail between islands and dive into the rich marine life. On La Digue, a 2025–2030 development plan limits new accommodation to guesthouses and boutique hotels, which helps keep the island small-scale and quiet. The Seychelles is a favourite for honeymooners drawn to beaches like Anse Lazio and Anse Source d'Argent, with white sands, clear waters, and candlelit dinners by the shore.

Explore iconic beaches like Anse Volbert (also known as Côte d'Or), where shallow turquoise waters meet lush surroundings, or relax under the takamaka trees at Anse Lazio with fresh local seafood from a beach café nearby.

For divers, the lagoons around Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue offer great diving, with marine biodiversity to marvel at in Saint Anne Marine National Park and around Beau Vallon Beach. Glass-bottom boat trips let you explore the underwater world without getting wet, while surfers head to Anse Royale, Anse Intendance and Police Bay on Mahé for some of the island's best waves.

Discover more of the Seychelles and start planning your trip to this tropical archipelago.