All-inclusive holidays in Seychelles

With 115 islands of granite or coral origin, the Seychelles archipelago offers a variety of enchanting experiences. A popular destination for honeymoons, it is also sought-after for family holidays. Sublime beaches, translucent waters, coconut palms, tropical trees, coves of fine sand and rocks ... it’s all waiting for you at this paradise located in the western centre of the Indian Ocean.

Located just four kilometres off the east coast of Mahé, Sainte Anne Island is the largest of Sainte Anne Marine National Park’s eight islands. Full of picture-perfect beaches, it has perfect holiday weather with temperatures rarely dropping below 24°C or rising above 32°C - making Club Med Seychelles a year round destination for sun worshippers and beach lovers.

Our new 5 Trident Exclusive Collection Resort is seamlessly integrated into its natural environment between tropical gardens and three white sandy beaches. Club Med Seychelles will offer couples and families an exceptional natural setting and a diverse palette of land and water sports, including diving, snorkelling, sailing, tennis, flying trapeze and archery.

The hundred islands of the Seychelles are like so many pearls in the heart of the Indian Ocean. Wild but welcoming, nature is flourishing here. Your all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles allows you to encounter, in the heart of the Vallée de Mai, a primitive forest similar to those that covered the planet millions of years ago. After climbing the Morne Seychellois, the highest point of the archipelago at an altitude of more than 900m, dive into the ocean to discover, in the waters of the Sainte-Anne marine park, multicolored corals, giant turtles and peaceful sharks.

During an all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles, discover the Creole culture, intimately linked to nature.

• On the island of Mahé, Victoria , the country's capital, the fish market, where the whole ocean seems to have come together, is a must-see destination, ideal for stocking up for lunch. savor the taste of fruit and the scent of spices, take the direction of the Jardin du Roi. This old property, dating from the colonial era, is surrounded by a veritable garden of wonders, made of sugar cane, vanilla plants, guavas, mangoes...

• Colors that also amaze on the facade of the Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar temple , a must-see during your stay in the Seychelles. The only Hindu temple in the archipelago, it proves that if the inhabitants of the Seychelles are proud of their culture, they are nonetheless open to others.

• Impossible to spend an all-inclusive stay in the Seychelles without embarking on a sailing cruise or, for the more athletic, rowing. Each has its own identity and calls for travel.

Praslin is famous for its giant coconut trees and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Settle down to enjoy the fine sand and turquoise waters.

• La Digue, barely a few kilometers wide, has retained an authentic and unusual character; bullock carts regularly overtaking giant tortoises…
  Head for the open sea to admire, a hundred kilometers from Mahé, the tiny Bird Island , where thousands of sea swallows come all year round.