
Best for
Honeymooners, Couples
Duration
4N/5D
Season
April–May, October–November
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Beach, Islands










A Tibro Journey
Praslin's Vallée de Mai, where the giant coco de mer grows wild, and the granite-boulder sand of Anse Lazio. Then back to Mahé and a reef safari over the warm shallows.
Seychelles: Praslin + Mahe Island Combo is a 4N/5D beach & islands journey through Seychelles. Highlights include Vallée de Mai UNESCO, Anse Lazio beach, St. Anne Reef Safari.
Signature Moments

No. 01
Vallée de Mai UNESCO

No. 02
Anse Lazio beach

No. 03
St. Anne Reef Safari

No. 01
Vallée de Mai UNESCO

No. 02
Anse Lazio beach

No. 03
St. Anne Reef Safari
Day by Day

Day 1
Upon arrival at Mahe International Airport, meet your representative and transfer to Inter Island Quay/Cat Cocos Jetty in a private car. Board the Cat Cocos Ferry (Coco de Mer Class) for your journey from Mahe to Praslin. Enjoy the scenic cruise across the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Upon arrival at Ero Passenger Terminal/Cat Cocos Jetty in Praslin, transfer by private car to your hotel. Coco de Mer Hotel & The Black Parrot Suites. Check in and spend the rest of the day at leisure enjoying the resort’s beautiful surroundings. Overnight at hotel in Praslin.

Day 2
Breakfast at the hotel. Begin your adventure on Praslin with a visit to the Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often referred to as the Garden of Eden. This ancient palm forest is home to the legendary Coco de Mer, known for its unique, enormous seeds, and the rare black parrots that are endemic to the island. Afterward, unwind at Anse Lazio, frequently hailed as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Its soft, powdery white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and picturesque granite boulders create an idyllic setting. Overnight at hotel in Praslin.

Day 3
After breakfast at the hotel, check out and transfer from Coco de Mer Hotel & The Black Parrot Suites to Ero Passenger Terminal/Cat Cocos Jetty in Praslin by private car. Board the Cat Cocos Ferry (Coco de Mer Class) for your return journey from Praslin to Mahe, enjoying the beautiful ocean views along the way. Upon arrival at Inter Island Quay/Cat Cocos Jetty in Mahe, transfer by private car to your hotel. AVANI Seychelles Barbarons Resort. Check in and relax at the resort, surrounded by tropical beauty and pristine beaches. Overnight at hotel in Mahe.

Day 4
Breakfast at the hotel. Explore the wonders of the St. Anne National Marine Park on this exciting full-day excursion, jam-packed with fun-filled activities. Set-Sail aboard Anahita as you head off to discover Mahé's inner islands. Next, hop aboard a semi-submersible vessel as you dip below the waves to explore the depths of the Marine Park. Enjoy watching the tropical fish surrounding the boat and then get up close and personal with the creatures that inhabit the park's colourful coral gardens for a refreshing snorkel or swim. Be treated to lunch and musical entertainment before heading ashore on Moyenne Island. Visit the island on-foot as you get to meet the Giant Tortoises that freely roam here, as well as visit old ruins and 'pirate' graves or simply relax on the island's private beach. The day ends with a tropical cocktail and a leisurely cruise around the Marine Park before returning to Mahé. Overnight at hotel in Mahe.

Day 5
After having breakfast at hotel get transferred from hotel to airport to onwards destination or back to India with memories which will last a life time. *** END OF TOUR ***
Where You'll Stay

Praslin

Mahe

Praslin

Mahe
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
The coco de mer, and the law around it
Praslin's Vallée de Mai is the only place the coco de mer palm grows wild. Its seed, the largest in the plant kingdom, is shaped unmistakably like a human pelvis and protected by strict law. You can buy a polished one, but only with an official export certificate; buying an uncertified nut is illegal and risks confiscation at customs. Admire them in the forest first.
Island-hop by Cat Cocos, book ahead
Mahé to Praslin is an hour on the Cat Cocos fast ferry, with onward boats to La Digue. Far cheaper and often nicer than the inter-island flight. Sailings are limited and sell out in season, so book online before you arrive. La Digue, where the ox-carts and bicycles outnumber cars, is the postcard you came for; give it a day at least.
Everything is imported, so it costs
Seychelles is among the pricier places in the Indian Ocean. Almost everything is shipped in, and there's no cheap-street-food backstop. A self-catering stay with a supermarket run cuts the bill hard; eating every meal at the resort does not. The beaches and the reefs, though, are free and as good as anywhere on earth.
The coco de mer, and the law around it
Praslin's Vallée de Mai is the only place the coco de mer palm grows wild. Its seed, the largest in the plant kingdom, is shaped unmistakably like a human pelvis and protected by strict law. You can buy a polished one, but only with an official export certificate; buying an uncertified nut is illegal and risks confiscation at customs. Admire them in the forest first.
Island-hop by Cat Cocos, book ahead
Mahé to Praslin is an hour on the Cat Cocos fast ferry, with onward boats to La Digue. Far cheaper and often nicer than the inter-island flight. Sailings are limited and sell out in season, so book online before you arrive. La Digue, where the ox-carts and bicycles outnumber cars, is the postcard you came for; give it a day at least.
Everything is imported, so it costs
Seychelles is among the pricier places in the Indian Ocean. Almost everything is shipped in, and there's no cheap-street-food backstop. A self-catering stay with a supermarket run cuts the bill hard; eating every meal at the resort does not. The beaches and the reefs, though, are free and as good as anywhere on earth.
The Details
Included
Not Included
Plan Your Timing
Seychelles is warm year-round, just south of the equator, and the question is wind and rain, not temperature. April–May and October–November are the calm transition months. The window, with light winds, flat seas and the best diving and snorkelling. December to March is the northwest monsoon: hotter, more humid, more rain but still plenty of sun. May to September brings the southeast trades. Drier and cooler but breezier, with choppier water and seaweed on some east-facing beaches.
Your Memoir
Vol. 1, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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