Anse Major Beach, Seychelles

The viewpoint over Victoria and Eden Island offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic vistas in the Seychelles. Situated on Mahé Island, this elevated spot provides a sweeping view of the capital city of Victoria and the luxurious Eden Island development. From this vantage point, visitors can admire the contrasting beauty of the urban landscape, lush greenery, and the sparkling blue waters of the Indian Ocean.

The Victorian Clock Tower is a small yet iconic clock tower that holds significant importance in the history of Seychelles, both architecturally and culturally. This historical landmark was built in 1903, as an emerging tribute to Queen VIctoria and as such is of significance. Located at the centre of Independence Avenue, this clock tower stands tall and is the centre of attraction.

The Victoria Botanical Garden is one of the most idyllic destinations to visit on your Seychelles trip. Initially started as an agricultural area in the early 1900s by the renowned agronomist P R Dupont. Trees of timber, various fruits, palms, etc- were planted in the start. It was then converted to a public park with immense scenic features.

The Tea Factory in Seychelles, located on the scenic slopes of Morne Blanc, provides a unique view into the island's long tea production history. Located on Mahé Island, this beautiful factory is well-known for its breathtaking views and the production of SeyTe, a popular local tea brand.

The Takamaka Rum Distillery, located on the lovely island of Mahé in the Seychelles, is a popular site for both rum connoisseurs and curious travellers. Nestled in the lush La Plaine St André, this distillery has been producing high-quality rum since 2002, using conventional and new processes to create a unique range of spirits.

Sitting at the centre of the city of Victoria is the Sir Selwyn Selwin Clarke Market, a market known for its cultural and commercial importance. Built in the 1840s, this place was named after the English Governor of Seychelles, Sir Percy Selwyn Selwin Clarke. Lying in the centre of the city, this place is of significant importance to the inhabitants of Seychelles. The Selwyn market serves as the ‘bazaar’ of Victoria, and sees hundreds of people thronging it each day.