• Ste Anne Marine National Park - Sainte Anne Marine National Park comprises 6 islands off the northeast coast of Mahé Island, Seychelles. There is much to see in the marine park, which is set amid dazzling turquoise waters and is thus, a perfect snorkelling spot.
• Sainte Anne Island - Dominated by a hill rising to 246m and surrounded by thick tropical vegetation, Ste.Anne island is the site of the first French settlement in 1770, a courageous undertaking as the island was surrounded by swamps teeming with crocodiles.
• Cerf Island - Cerf Island is the second largest island in this Marine Park. This tiny island lies in the middle of the Sainte Anne Marine Park, and is surrounded by an enchanting underwater world and a rejuvenating coral reef.
• Moyenne Island - A popular destination, Moyenne Island just under half a kilometres long. Amongst the lush vegetation of this wonderful tropical garden are the remains of early settler’s homes, pirates’ graves, a small thatched chapel and also giant tortoises roaming freely.
• Round Island - A close neighbour to Moyenne, Round Island features stunning beaches and coves with memorable swimming and on it is the exclusive island hideaway of Enchanted Island Resort.
• Long - A former prison, Long Island is located in the midst of the Ste. Anne Marine Park close to Round and Moyenne Islands. This coconut palm-covered gem reaches an elevation of 90m, and features fabulous powder soft beaches and beautiful turquoise seas.

• Return coach transfers
• Marine Park Fees
• Lunch
• Landing Fees on Moyenne Island

• Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic beverages (available to purchase)

Once a settlement for French colonists, the Ste. Anne Marine Park Islands are now cherished relics of the Seychelles. These islands are a vital part of the cultural heritage of the Seychellois community. Creole Travel Services invites you to explore the treasures of the Marine Park and delve into the rich history left by our ancestors.
Conservation efforts have enabled the islands and their surrounding waters to support numerous indigenous species of the Seychelles. Disembark at Moyenne Island for a brief tour among freely roaming giant land tortoises, followed by a delightful lunch at the Jolly Roger restaurant. The remainder of the day will be spent cruising around the islands of the marine park, with occasional stops at coral reefs for snorkeling and swimming, before returning to Mahé via a scenic and leisurely route.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Snorkeling
• Guided tour of Moyenne Island
• Giant land tortoises
• Ste. Anne Marine Park
• Not recommended for the elderly and physically challenged
• Not Recommended for infants under 2 years old.

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