• Beaches
  

  
  Of the Seychelles' many beaches, popular white-sand Anse Source D'Argent is backed by granite boulders, the long, wide Anse Lazio is fringed by palm trees, Anse La Blague is a secluded, remote beach that makes a good picnic spot, the dramatic crescent of Petit Anse is reachable on foot only, and Grand Anse is a vast stretch of white sand that's perfect sunbathing but not swimming.
  
  

• Diving
  

  
  Seychelles is one of the world's top diving destinations and the best dive sites include: Fishermen's Cove Reef, with numerous hawksbill turtle sightings, Shark Bank which attracts barracuda, huge grouper, stingrays and sharks, Brissare Rocks - rocky inlets home to schools of tropical fish, and Therese Island - another favorite with rays and reef sharks.
  
  

• Aldabra Atoll
  

  
  Aldabra Atoll is the world's second largest coral atoll that stretches about 22 miles east to west and encloses a huge tidal lagoon. Aldabra is the original home of the giant land tortoise and tiger sharks and manta rays can also often be seen here.
  
  

• Spas and relaxation
  

  
  Seychelles' best spas include the exclusive Rock Spa with its detoxifying and revitalising treatments along with yoga classes, accessible via the Fregate private island the open-air massages and facials, mud wraps and Qi Gong meditation at Maia Luxury Resort and Spa and massages, body treatments and the Vaishaly Experience at the Four Seasons spa
  
  

• Island Hopping
  

  
  Seychelles is a melting pot of cultures and its 116 landmasses each has its own charm and unique allure. Whether you’re fascinated by architecture or nature, you’ll find a wealth of inspiring discoveries by venturing to the different islands.
  
  

• Nightlife
  

  
  Do not miss most popular Nightclub "Lovenut" in the centre of Victoria. Also entertaining are "Tequila Boom" at (Bel Ombre) and "Katiolio" (near Anse Royale) night clubs. "Katiolio" was one of the first nightclubs to open on Mahe and boats an open-air that is directly beside the ocean.
  
  

• Sailing
  

  
  The azure Seychelles oceans are world famous and provide countless opportunities for unforgettable sailing. The archipelago consists of a myriad of channels and safe moorings in diverse locations, which means that it’s ideal for leisurely chartered cruises or boat tours.
  
  

• Morne Seychellois National Park
  

  
  Morne Seychellois National Park is the largest in Seychelles and encompasses its eponymous peak - Seychelles' highest. There are twelve hiking trails that run through among the palms, orchids and carnivorous pitcher plants that can be explored on half- and full-day hikes; the toughest day treks - Mont Serbert, Congo Rouge, and Les Trois Frères - should be done with a local guide.
  
  

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