You’ll land in Seychelles and be met right outside arrivals by a local rep who helps with your bags and gets you straight into an air-conditioned van for your private transfer to Victoria or the Mahe Jetty. Along the way you’ll get your first glimpses of island life (and maybe some coconut bread tips). It’s simple but oddly memorable — especially after a long flight.
It’s a bit surreal stepping out of the tiny Mahe airport — you’re hit by this warm, salty air and then there’s a woman holding a little sign with my name at the “Vision Voyages DMC” counter. She smiled, not in that forced way, but like she actually meant it. I was still blinking from the flight and honestly just relieved someone else would handle the next steps. Our driver was waiting nearby; he helped with my suitcase (I always overpack) and even managed to fit my weirdly shaped carry-on without a fuss.
The drive from Seychelles Airport to Victoria is only about 20 minutes, but it felt longer in a good way — maybe because I kept rolling down the window for that first whiff of island greenery (it’s kind of earthy and sweet, not what I expected). The van was cool inside, which helped since I was already sweating through my shirt. He handed me a cold bottle of water and pointed out some colorful houses tucked up on the hillside. I tried asking about one in French, but he switched to English and told me his favorite bakery was just around the corner — “best coconut bread,” he said. Might have to hunt that down later.
We passed through Victoria so quickly that I almost missed it — it’s really more like a big village than a city. People waved at our van; one guy selling fruit yelled something friendly at our driver (who just laughed and waved back). If you’re heading straight to the Mahe Inter-Island Ferry Terminal instead, it’s basically right after Victoria. The whole thing felt easy, almost too easy after airports and lines. There’s something comforting about being met by an actual person when you land somewhere new — not sure why that sticks with me, but it does.
Your airport hostess will be waiting outside the Arrival Lounge at the "Vision Voyages DMC" counter desk with your name.
This is a private arrival transfer for 1 to 6 passengers per vehicle.
Yes, you can be dropped off either in Victoria or at the Mahe Inter-Island Ferry Terminal (Cat Cocos).
Luggage allowance includes 1 suitcase and 1 hand-carry bag per person; extra luggage may incur charges if not mentioned during booking.
Specialized infant seats are available upon request.
The drive usually takes around 20 minutes depending on traffic.
Yes, each passenger receives one bottle of water during the transfer.
Your arrival includes meeting your hostess right outside Seychelles Airport arrivals, help with your luggage, one-way private transfer in an air-conditioned van directly to either Victoria or Mahe Jetty, plus bottled water for each passenger along the way.
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