Seychelles

Victoria Botanical Garden, Seychelles

About Victoria Botanical Garden

Today, it attracts and captivates hundreds of tourists and boasts of around 300 plant species. This includes myriad types of plants including ornamentals, endemics, etc. Lastly, this quiet, hidden beach is perfect for spending peaceful time with your loved ones away from the busy mainland. The Botanical Garden also provides immensely beautiful trail walks, amidst the exotic tropic beauty of Seychelles. Finally, capture memorable and adorable photographs using the attraction's stunning natural scenery. For a complete experience, consider exploring various Seychelles packages that include visits to these enchanting gardens and more.

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Open 7 days a week

Paid entry

Monday08:00 – 17:00

Tuesday08:00 – 17:00

Wednesday08:00 – 17:00

Thursday08:00 – 17:00

Friday08:00 – 17:00

Saturday08:00 – 17:00

Sunday08:00 – 17:00

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

Victoria Botanical Garden Highlights

• Set off on a soothing journey in the Victoria Botanical Garden in Seychelles, surrounded by the colourful flora and fauna of the island.
• Learn and appreciate the various conservation and preservation activities that are taking place through its exhibition and educational sessions.
• Come across a myriad of flora species especially the tropical ornamentals like hibiscus, bougainvillaea, etc.
• Take delight in the huge variety of animals that dwell here including tropical birds, reptiles and tortoises.

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Point of Interest for Victoria Botanical Garden

Floral Exploration

Stroll along the pathways of the stunning Victorian Botanical Garden, where colourful flowers and plants create a beautiful and calming scenery. Currently, there are around 300 different species of plants covered here. Get ready to be amazed to find the efforts being put in by the people to conserve and preserve the tropical flora, and also fauna, of Seychelles. You’ll find beautiful ornamentals like the bougainvillaea, hibiscus, etc- adorning the green cover. You can also find endemic plants like palms, Koko-d-mer, etc.

Wildlife Encounters

Discover Seychelles' wildlife prospering confines of the Victoria Botanical Garden. Explore the myriad species of birds, reptiles and amphibians including the giant tortoises in their pens. Keep an eye out for the precious endemic bird species that make home with the green cover. Also, watch out for the gentle tortoises that crawl around leisurely throughout their well-mainted pens. Explore the diverse life on the island. See unique frogs, bugs, and maybe baby tortoises hatching if you're lucky during nesting season. The entirety of these creatures is tremendously attractive and appealing, each offering a glimpse into rich natural heritage that dons Seychelles.

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Viewpoint Over Victoria and Eden Island

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.

Victoria Clock Tower

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.

Victoria Botanical Garden

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.

Tea Factory

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Sir Selwyn Selwin Clarke Market

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.

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