Holidays to Seychelles
Located just to the northeast of Madagascar this exquisite archipelago, consisting of 155 islands, is a pure vision of paradise. Your holiday in the Seychelles will provide a mix of its natural splendour and its vast array of galleries. There’s an exceptionally healthy blend of natural and man-made beauty to be discovered!
Luxury holidays in the Seychelles
On your Seychelles holidays you’ll quickly acknowledge that there are a whole host of activities to keep the active traveller busy. However, when it comes to this amazing collection of islands, notions of exclusivity and refinement resonate strongly to provide a wholly luxurious and relaxing break in the sun.
Imagine being cleansed by the spa with a reviving body wrap, the sounds of the sea oscillating on the shore as you descend into the clear waters to cool down from the warmth surrounding this region.
5 great reasons to holiday in the Seychelles
- Home to the biggest seabird colonies around the globe
- Great beaches and landscapes, whose conservation is writ into law
- Friendly local people
- Wonderful dive locations
- Exclusive resorts and spas!
Things to do whilst on holiday
Mahé Island is home to an abundance of professional artists and their private galleries and studios. Through observing the work of local artists, see how the Seychellois people navigate their sense of history and their current lives through works of fine art. There truly is a vast amount of galleries and studios to visit so make sure you have a wander. Why not support local artists with a purchase to immortalise your own journey to this paradise in the Indian Ocean.
The beaches here are utterly captivating, with cerulean seas and white sands. Here you’ll be able to partake in a little surfing and be able to choose from a range of water sports, while the snorkeling spots will envelop you in the beautiful marine life around the various reefs.
To see as much as possible why not go on a island hopping excursion to the inner granitic islands. There is a constant flow of sea and air transport from the main island of Mahé.
The many trails peppering the islands will provide either a leisurely hike or a more challenging trek. But you can be certain that every walk will open up spectacular panoramic views!
The Seychelles has so much for the curious traveller. There are casinos, dive operators, boat hire companies, fishing operators, horse riding and golf courses to enjoy. With an itinerary like this, your holiday will be an unforgettable experience!
Interesting facts about the Seychelles
- Area – 451 sq. kilometres
- Population – 84,000
- Currency – Seychellois rupee (SCR)
- Gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1976
Weather
Though the weather here does indeed become rather humid at times, it does have the ability to stay mostly quite mild. You’ll encounter the hot season during December and April, while the cooler season reigns between May and November.
Seychelles Holidays 2012
For your 2012 and 2013 holidays, get in touch and secure a seat to paradise! At Kenwood Travel we specialise in bespoke packages catering to your image of the ideal holiday. We have bundles of experience in organising trips to the Indian Ocean. Give us a call and let us advise you on the best luxury all inclusive holidays around!
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Banyan Tree Resort, Mahe |
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Nestled in Intendance Bay with spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, one of the world's most beautiful talcum powder beaches, swaying palm trees and lush tropical forest, Banyan Tree Seychelles provides a rare taste of paradise.... |
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Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa, Private Island |
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Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa is located on Silhouette Island, the third larges island of the Seychelles. Once home to pirates and plantations, this island now shelters a huge diversity of flora and fauna, from the... |
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Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa, Mahe |
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Here you enter a place of total relaxation in one of the most romantic and captivating locations in the world. The Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa on the beautiful island of Mahé, is a secluded resort made up... |
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Castello Beach Resort, Praslin |
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Situated at a wonderful beach along a beautiful coastline named Anse Kerlan, the Castello Beach Hotel is an all-year-round tropical and romantic retreat on Praslin Island, the second largest island of the Seychelles... |
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Coco de Mer Hotel, Praslin |
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Coco de Mer Hotel Seychelles is situated on the south-west coast of Praslin - the second largest island of the Seychelles. The island has a population of only five thousand people and here you will find the unique Coco-de-Mer... |
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Denis Island, Private Island |
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Denis Island is an oasis of coconut palms and casaurina trees, nestling amidst a shallow lagoon of turquoise waters with sandy beaches and the widest horizons possible. Set along the island’s most northerly tip, near to the... |
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Paradise Sun, Praslin |
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Paradise Sun is located on Praslin, Seychelles' second largest island, only 15 minutes from Mahe, and the mainland. This charming resort is set in tranquil lush gardens, fringed by the soft, white beaches of the Côte d'Or,... |
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Sunset Beach Hotel, Mahe |
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Beauty and romance - Enjoying some of the most evocative sunsets in Seychelles, the aptly named Sunset Beach Resort is the perfect place for everyone who is a romantic at heart.Situated on a private beach at Glacis, on the... |
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Constance Ephelia Resort, Mahe |
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Situated on two of the most beautiful beaches on the island of Mahé, overlooking the marine national park of Port Launay, Constance Ephélia Resort enjoys a unique location set within 120 hectares of land with... |
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Constance Lemuria Resort, Praslin |
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Imagine a setting of lush vegetation which has been untouched over the centuries. The story is that, when the continents were split up, a small piece of paradise, survived, The Lémuria. Nowhere else could this be as true... |
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Desroches Island Resort, Private Island |
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There exist on Earth few places that can truly be described as paradise. Imagine a small Island in the Seychelles, 6 km long and 1 km wide, acres of shady coconut palms fringed by 14 km of white sandy beaches, lapped by crystal... |
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Le Meridien Fishermans Cove, Mahe |
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Le Meridien Fisherman's is peacefully tucked away at the southern end of Beau Vallon and is a step away from white sand and turquoise sea with thatched roofs, granite walls, fountains and nothing higher than the coconut palm... |
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Raffles, Praslin |
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Raffles Praslin Seychelles presents an all-villa Seychelles luxury resort nestled within the stunning island of Praslin that was once declared the rediscovered Garden of Eden. This Seychelles hotel seeks to present guests with an... |
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Sainte Anne Resort & Spa, Private Island |
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A few sparkling spots on the map of the world…115 coral and granite islands spread in the Indian Ocean, each with its own legend and mystery. In the heart of this untouched Eden, a 500-acre island, tucked like a gem... |
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The Kempinski Seychelles Resort |
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The Kempinski Seychelles Resort, on Mahé Islands Baie Lazare district, is a magnificent natural arrangement of rolling verdant hillsides perched above oscillating cerulean waves, caressing the coral below. The onus here is... |
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