Sainte Anne & Moyenne Island: Snorkeling, Tortoises & Creole LunchYou’ll drift across turquoise waters in Sainte Anne Marine Park, meet giant land tortoises roaming free on Moyenne Island, share stories with your Seychellois guide, then eat a Creole lunch by the sea before snorkeling among bright coral reefs. It’s not just about what you see — it’s how you’ll feel heading home with salty hair and new stories stuck in your head.
Mahé: Snorkeling & Fish Feeding in St Anne Marine Park with LunchYou get picked up from your hotel, taken to a shared boat, and spend the day island-hopping through St Anne Marine National Park. You'll walk Moyenne Island, see giant tortoises, snorkel or feed fish (your choice), and eat a Creole lunch on Cerf Island's beach. All equipment and entry fees are covered, and you're back by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to snorkel and see giant tortoises without arranging your own boat or transport — pickup handles the logistics. The walk is short and easy, so it works for most fitness levels, though it's not recommended if you have heart or cardiovascular concerns.
Mahe island tour by buggy or SUV: Local guide, hidden spotsA private island tour of Mahe by buggy or SUV with a Seychellois guide who has lived on the island for decades and speaks English, French or German. The route covers freshwater pools, an artist village, a former slave school deep in the rainforest, a rum distillery and exotic garden with giant tortoises, a tea factory with views across the southwest, and a sequence of beaches from white sand to quiet turquoise bays. Small snacks and water are included; the tour runs five to seven hours and accommodates up to three adults. Pickup is included with at least one option.Is it for me?Book the buggy if you want an open-air ride and easier photo stops; choose the SUV if you prefer air conditioning or are traveling with young children who need specialized infant seats. Either way, Francois's twenty years on the island means you'll see places and hear stories that standard tours don't reach.
