Seychelles

Takamaka Rum Distillery, Seychelles

About Takamaka Rum Distillery

Takamaka Rum, known for its rich flavours and distinctive blends, has become a symbol of Seychellois craftsmanship and culture. You can sample plenty of rum varieties, discovering textures and flavours that distinguish Takamaka Rum. You can even take guided tours that will provide an in-depth look at the entire rum-making process, from selecting locally produced sugarcane to ageing the rum in oak barrels. These tours offer interesting insights into the history of rum production in Seychelles, and the care that goes into the intricate process

If you're planning a trip to Seychelles, don't miss out on including Seychelles tour packages in your itinerary to explore this fascinating aspect of the local culture. The distillery also has a delightful restaurant and bar where you can enjoy local cuisine with rum cocktails. Takamaka Rum Distillery's commitment to sustainability, and its use of traditional Creole recipes, make a visit worthwhile and unforgettable.

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Open 6 days a week

Free entry

Monday10:30 – 16:30

Tuesday10:30 – 16:30

Wednesday10:30 – 16:30

Thursday10:30 – 16:30

Friday10:30 – 16:30

Saturday10:30 – 16:30

SundayClosed

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Takamaka Rum Distillery Highlights

• Taste a variety of Takamaka Rum blends and experience the rich flavours and unique characteristics defining Seychellois craftsmanship.
• Stroll the lush grounds of La Plaine St André, the picturesque location of the distillery which is surrounded by tropical beauty.
• Explore the Takamaka Rum Distillery Museum, offering insight into the rich history and craftsmanship behind Seychelles' renowned rum production, with interactive exhibits and tasting tours.
• Savour local cuisine with signature rum cocktails at the distillery's restaurant and bar.
• Learn about the distillery's commitment to sustainability and use of traditional Creole recipes.

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