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Upon arrival, you’ll take a flight to Praslin, just a 15-minute journey. Take the first evening to settle into Praslin. Pre-book dinner at your resort for a relaxing first evening that sets the tone for your stay to come.

You’ve just arrived so this may be a day to just chill at the hotel, enjoy the water, dive into a spa service, or enjoy a local rum cocktail in your plunge pool. 

Alternatively, if you’re a next-level explorer, consider renting a car to explore the nooks and crannies of Praslin. At about 15 square miles, it’s simple to explore though not as easily done on foot or by bike given the longer distances.

Curieuse Island, just off of Praslin, is famous for its giant tortoise population and is worth a visit to explore an island that feels locked in time. Coco brings more water-based snorkeling offerings as a complement to your time walking with tortoises on Curieuse.

L’Source d’Argent, one of the world’s most photographed beaches. La Digue feels like a desert island outpost compared with the larger island of Mahé and even compared with Praslin. 

Upon arriving in La Digue, rent bicycles to discover what this petite enclave has to offer. If you’re spending the night like we did, enjoy a full day upon arrival and then spend the next morning on island time before departing for Mahé. The simplicity and barefoot nature of La Digue, zipping around by bike, stopping for fresh coconuts, and enjoying lunch on the beach.

On Day 5, transit from Praslin back to Mahé. The Cat Rose ferry departs throughout the day for around $100pp. Take the morning at leisure in Praslin and make your way to Mahé for your afternoon hotel check-in. Mahé is a much larger island so offers more in terms of a main town and other cultural activities. For folks keen on visiting local markets, doing cooking classes, etc. you’ll have access to these activities in Mahé more so than on neighboring islands given the larger population and larger number of hotels. 

If you’re a boat lover, head to smaller islands nearby that you may not typically visit. Spend the day on the water with a seafood lunch and soak up the sun in the sea. Scope out islets, sandbars, and explore the underwater scene, one of the aspects that makes the islands so beloved. The Seychelles are famous for their stunning snorkeling and water-based options and make an amazing destination for divers and water lovers. If you’d rather just enjoy water sports, ask your hotel beach team about zipping out on a small sailboat or kayak to explore!

It’s time for the long goodbye! International flights depart from Mahé, which makes it a good final stop in your itinerary. Enjoy your final morning in paradise and begin scheming on your return.