Seychelles is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, famous for its granite boulders and boulders. Six days and five nights, between boulders and sea coconuts, you encounter a hidden blue landscape.
The pink granite boulders of Anse Source d'Argent are scattered with silvery sand, with light and shadow flowing between them, making it one of the most photographed beaches in the world.
In Pralalan's Valley of May, sea palms grow—peculiar in shape, diogenetic, and once a taboo legend of the Age of Discovery.
La Digue Island is best suited for cycling, with ox carts and coconut groves moving at a leisurely pace. The waves on Tahiti's beaches are perfect for surfing, so quiet that only the sea remains.
Snorkeling to see coral and sea turtles, the water is crystal clear and fish surround you. Seychelles' sea is so clean it seems carefully preserved.
The purity of Seisshe is defined as luxury into quiet. When you enjoy a beach behind a giant rock, you'll understand: true private collection never makes noise.
Route fragment
6 days and 5 nights
- Day 1-2 Mae
- Day 3-4 Pralaland, May Valley
- Day 5 Radigue
- Day 6: Return trip