Our Seychelles Travel Guide

The Seychelles have their own currency - Seychelles rupee (SCR) and although some places will accept payments in US dollars, most payments are only accepted in Seychelles rupees. ATMs are common in the Seychelles, however it might be tricky to find them in more remote areas. Most places accept credit and debit card payments but it is worth checking with your hotel to find out if you will be able to pay using your card.

The official languages of the Seychelles are Seychellois Creole, English and French. Even though Seychellois Creole is the most widely spoken language in the country, most of people do speak English and/or French so if you need to ask for help or directions, you will have no problem to do so.

The temperature in the Seychelles is around 30°C all year round with sunshine but also a lot of tropical showers. Because of the islands' location though, it is very hard to predict the weather. The best time to visit the Seychelles is between April and May or October and November. You can risk going other times of year as well, but you might be greeted with a lot of tropical rain.

If you're travelling to the Seychelles, you won't need a power adaptor since the UK plugs will work in Seychelles!

If you're seeking a peaceful and quiet getaway, the Seychelles might be the perfect destination for you. This small country, located in the Indian Ocean, is home to only about 99,000 people, making it a relatively isolated and uncrowded place. With its beautiful beaches, crystal clear water, and diverse marine life, Seychelles is the ideal spot for those who want to relax and unwind in a peaceful setting. So if you're looking for a quiet and peaceful vacation, consider visiting the Seychelles.

According to legend, Mahe island in the Seychelles is home to buried treasure that has yet to be discovered. It is said that the treasure was left behind by French pirate Olivier Levasseur, who was known for his wealth and his ability to evade capture. Whether the treasure actually exists is a matter of debate, but it has captured the imaginations of many and has inspired numerous treasure hunters to search for the hidden riches. If you're interested in history and adventure, a visit to Mahe island might be the perfect opportunity to see if you can uncover the mystery of the pirate's treasure.