• Mission Lodge Lookout - A historical landmark within the Morne Seychellois National Parks, once an ancient school for freed slave children. The ruins remain visible today. A small kiosk offers breathtaking panoramic views of the western coast. The Queen visited for tea in 1972.
• Seychelles National Botanical Gardens - Situated in Victoria, the capital city on Mahé Island, this lush oasis has thrived for over a century. Covering 15 acres, the gardens feature a wide array of endemic and exotic plants, including diverse palm trees, spice plants, fruit trees, and an orchid house with stunning orchids. The gardens also host giant Aldabra tortoises, enhancing the charm of this natural retreat. Meandering walking trails provide a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle. Educational tours promote environmental awareness and plant conservation, making it a must-visit for those interested in the islands’ unique biodiversity.
• Domaine de Val des Pres - Craft Village - Located at Au Cap, this traditional Creole village showcases life in Seychelles during the Colonial Era (1811 to 1976). Attractions include a planter’s house, servants’ quarters, artisanal kiosks, and a traditional restaurant. Entry is free. The new attraction, Mize Koko, features a variety of items made entirely from parts of the coconut tree, used both historically and today.
• Takamaka Rum Distillery - Situated at Au Cap, this distillery produces the beloved locally made Takamaka Bay rum. Visitors can enjoy a tour of the distillery with a rum tasting experience. A shop on-site sells branded merchandise.
• Sauzier Waterfall - A must-visit attraction located in Port Glaud, flowing on the Rivière L’Isletta on Mahe Island’s west coast. The waterfall’s pure waters cascade over rocks, forming a pool below, perfect for swimming. It is easily accessible via a short 5-minute nature trail walk from the village of Port Glaud.
• Beau Vallon Beach - A lively and popular beach in Seychelles, bustling with numerous activities and hospitality options.
• Spiaggia di Port Launay - One of Mahe’s most beautiful beaches, frequented by both locals and tourists. The protected marine area offers excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities in the bay.

• Return Hotel Transfer
• Bottled water
• Designated Driver (English and French speaking)
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Admission Ticket to Seychelles National Botanical Garden $19 per person
• Admission Ticket to Mission Lodge Lookout $8 per person
• Admission Ticket to Sauzier Waterfall $8 per person
• Takamaka Rum Distillery Rum Tasting $12 per person

Seychelles is one of the unique places to visit on earth. Deciding to plan a holiday in the destination has already unleashed the guest’s adventurous side. When visiting the Island of Mahe in Seychelles, some exceptional places must be visited to say that you have enjoyed the paradise concept the island has to offer. So join us on an exclusive adventure around the island, visiting some of the most popular tourist attractions of which the best experience is guaranteed. All those places visited will be cherished both in pictures and also in the memories. Travelling in comfort and making sure that you enjoy the trip is our priority. Our team consist of young and energetic members that are passionate about tourism as we are aware of what benefits it brings to the economy of our country. By having that in mind we want to make sure that our guests have the absolute best time while travelling with us.

• Kindly get in touch with us ahead of time if you need an infant seat.
• Bring Towels
• Luggage or Large Bags are not allowed during the tour
• This tour will take place rain or shine
• Guest can also choose from the following to amend their routes: - Victoria - Eden Island - Rochon Dam View Point - Le Jardin Du Roi Spice Garden - Tea Factory - Cascade Waterfall - Anse Intendance Beach - Anse Royal Beach - Port Launay Beach

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.