31 Best Things To Do In Seychelles On Honeymoon

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With its crystal-clear turquoise waters, vibrant coral reefs, and an abundance of marine life, Seychelles is home to some of the world’s most coveted snorkelling spots.

Often you can snorkel just off the shore of your resort, but there are some special marine sanctuaries that are worth taking a boat trip to.

Check out the islet sea islands around Saint-Anne Marine National Park and Baie Ternay Marine National Park off the coast of Mahé. Curieuse Marine National Park and Ile Coco Marine National Park near Praslin are a must, too!

While you can hire snorkelling gear, we’d recommend bringing some inexpensive snorkels so that you have your own whenever you need them.

In fact, it’s one of the planet’s best diving destinations with an abundance of unparalleled opportunities 

Explore the underwater universe of the Indian Ocean at one of the many dive sites.

There’s over 70 of Mahé alone, according to Padi, such as Shark Bank and Ennerdale Wreck and granite boulders and dramatic drop-offs of Brissare Rocks.

You’ll find rays, sharks, parrotfish, yellow snapper, batfish barracudas, to name a few.

Diving is easily organised through your hotel or local dive companies like Dive Seychelles Underwater Centre on Mahé and Whitetip Divers on Praslin.

Originally designed for reef research, you can now hop aboard for one of the most unique things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

Embark on a journey towards the Saint-Anne Marine Park and you can see the colourful fish at a reef from an air-conditioned underwater observatory.

It’s ideal if you have some time to kill before a flight as it’s close to the airport and it’s also one of the best things to do in Seychelles if you’re travelling with kids on a familymoon.

Surf House Seychelles provide all the equipment you need and their internationally accredited instructors will make sure you know what you’re doing!

Plus, they operate on the three main islands, Mahe, Praslin & La Digue. Learning to surf in paradise is one of our top picks for things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler, there is an abundance of underwater marine life. You can go fly-fishing or deep sea fishing.

They who will take you to islands and islets and moor the boat away from the crowds.

We did this on a trip to Curieuse, Cousin Island & St. Pierre and it was one of our best travel experiences ever.

Adrenaline addicts can jump from 10,000ft securely attached to an instructor and freefall over these paradisiacal islands for up to a minute at speeds of up to 120mph! 

Whether it’s your 1st time or 100th time, skydiving with Fly Seychelles is an absolute must and one of our top picks for things to do in Seychelles for couples.

Whether it’s through stunning peaks, verdant rainforest or hidden coves and beaches, the scenery is magic.

You can take the challenging hike to near the top of Morne Seychellois, the highest peak in Seychelles and surrounded by the beautiful Morne Seychellois National Park.

The Copolia Trail is worth adding to hiking list as you’ll be rewarded with views of Victoria and Sainte-Anne Marine Park. There are also peaceful walks at Vallée De Mai on Praslin.

Discovering Seychelles’ hidden waterfalls is one of the best things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

Sauzier Waterfall, also known as Port Launay waterfall on Mahé, is one of the most popular waterfalls to visit in Seychelles.

A trip to Vallée de Mai on Praslin is a must. Find some time to seek out the waterfall there, too.

Even driving or cycling through the islands you’ll see orchids in all manner of colours sitting under palm trees. Seychelles is a botanical paradise!

If you’re in Victoria, one of the best things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon is to visit the Seychelles National Botanic Garden, where you can also see an array of flowers, palm trees such as the Coco de Mer and giant tortoises.

A hidden gem is Kot Man-Ya Exotic Flower Garden, a private garden in the south of Mahe where you can pay a few rupees to explore this indigenous garden.

During a visit to Seychelles in the early 1960s, an English newspaper editor Brendan Grimshaw bought the island for £8000 and embarked on a mission to restore it after decades of neglect.

As Brendan and a local young man named René Antoine LaFortune cleared the overgrown land, they discovered two graves, fuelling Grimshaw’s belief in buried pirate treasure.

Despite many offers to sell the island for millions, Grimshaw resisted.

Taking care of the island became a lifelong mission, and he ultimately established Moyenne Island National Park, fulfilling his dream of preserving a pristine paradise for the Seychellois people and visitors alike. 

These days you can take a day trip from Mahé to discover this rainforest island paradise where 200 tortoise roam freely.

You can watch the grainy documentary about Brendan Grimshaw and Moyenne on YouTube.

Home to a pristine palm forest. Here, you’ll find the remnants of an ancient ecosystem, virtually untouched by time.

Standing out amidst the lush greenery is the iconic Coco de Mer, known for its seed, the largest in the entire plant kingdom.

Legend has it that this majestic palm tree was believed to sprout from the depths of the sea.

There are some easy picturesque trails and guided hikes – an absolute must when you’re staying on Praslin.

Curieuse Island is a sanctuary for giant tortoises.

As you step ashore, you’ll be greeted by these gentle giants. There are lush mangrove forests and trails and you can keep an eye out for rare bird species like the Seychelles black parrot. The island was an old leper colony.

Cousin Island is a haven for nesting seabirds and home to the critically endangered Seychelles warbler.

Discover the remarkable conservation efforts that have saved numerous species from extinction and witness firsthand the dedicated work of passionate environmentalists.

St. Pierre is a tiny granite islet known for its vibrant underwater world. Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters, where you’ll encounter a kaleidoscope of tropical fish, colourful corals, and even the occasional sea turtle!

These living relics, known for their longevity, can live well over a hundred years.

One of the best things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon for wildlife lovers is an encounter with these magnificent creatures in their unspoiled habitat.

There are a few places to see them: On the small sanctuary on Curieuse Island near Praslin and on Moyenne island close to Mahé.

There are also some on the former coconut plantation, L’Union Estate Park on La Digue and on the remote private island paradise, Deroches island, home to one of the Four Seasons resorts.

Rub the hard shells of these magnificent creatures and you might even see some baby tortoises, some of the cutest creatures on earth!

Many private islands have turtle conservation programmes and allow you to witness this awesome part of the circle of life.

Check out Bird Island, Six Senses Zil Pasyon and Alphonse Island to see turtles laying their egg and hatching (seasonal – usually during the rainy season).

It’s a protected marine area and the perfect Seychelles island in one tiny paradise. Explore the underwater wonders on a snorkelling trip.

If you’re lucky to be staying at Six Senses Zil Pasyon on neighbouring Félicité Island you can take a single or double kayak around Cocos Islands right from the resort. You might even meet a turtle.

You can also take a day trip if you’re staying elsewhere. This is one of the most magical and romantic things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon!

It’s definitely a worthy addition to your list of things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon. Begin your exploration at the heart of the town, at ‘Little Big Ben’, a miniature version of London’s Clock Tower. 

A visit to the Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market is a sensory feast not to be missed.

Lose yourself in a kaleidoscope of colours, aromas, and flavours as you peruse stalls brimming with exotic fruits, freshly caught fish, and vibrant spices.

Stop by the Hindu temple, Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar, too. For a deeper understanding of the archipelago’s history, head to the Seychelles National Museum to uncover the secrets of the islands’ past.

It’s the best place to sample authentic Seychellois cuisine and hospitality.

This charming, rustic family-run establishment opened in 1972 in a former colonial house and is the oldest restaurant in Seychelles.

Expect aromatic curries, plenty of seafood like parrotfish, red snapper, prawns and tuna, coconut and mango salads and banana dessert. Delicious!

The short plantation tour is special as you are treated with the most beautiful view of Mahé from atop the mountain.

Located at La Plaine St André, which was a plantation from 1792, the site has transformed over the years and is now the location of Seychelles’ most famous drink.

Learn how they make the rum and have a few tastings before picking upon bottle to take home.

La Digue’s unique appeal lies in the fact that there are only a hand full of vehicles owned by locals. So you have to get around on foot or by bike.

One of the most popular cycling routes is the path from the village leading from La Passe, the main village through L’Union estate, leading to Anse Source d’Argent, one of the world’s most stunning beaches.

It’s easy to hire bikes. As soon as you step off the pier and walk into the village, you’ll see lots of vendors, although you can handily book your boat and bike before arrival, too.

On the island of La Digue is the Seychelles beach of your dreams with towering granite boulders, powdery white sands, and crystal-clear turquoise waters where fish come to swim right up to shore. 

Anse Source d’Argent’s picturesque scenery has made it a favorite filming location for movies and commercials.

Its shallow lagoons and gentle waves are the perfect place for swimming, snorkeling, and basking in the sun. 

While there are many day trips to La Digue from Mahé and Praslin, try to stay on La Digue for a couples of nights at Le Nautique, so you can rise early and get to the beach before the day-trippers get there!

However, one of the best things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon is the glass bottom kayak or crystal clear kayak tour at heavenly Anse Source d’Argent.

Explore the vibrant underwater world while gliding across the tranquil waters of the lagoon. Paddle along the coast and marvel at the kaleidoscope of colourful corals and tropical fish. 

When it comes to water sports, you’ll find plenty of fun things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon. Motorised water sports are not permitted everywhere to protect the delicate marine life.

However, for couples who want the adrenaline rush, you’ll find it on the main islands, Mahé & Praslin.

On Mahe, the water sports beach is Beau Vallon beach and on Praslin, Côte d’Or beach. 

Nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Praslin Island with stunning coastal views, undulating fairways, and meticulously manicured greens, Lemuria Golf Course is one of the best things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon for seasoned golfers (or casual enthusiasts).

Is there a more beautiful location for a golf course? We don’t think so. Tee off in paradise while surrounded by magical scenery!

Yes, there are public buses, but hiring a car is one of our top recommendations for things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

Having a car for a day in the Seychelles grants you the freedom to set your own pace and follow your whims.

Leave behind the crowds and venture off the beaten path. Wake up early and you could find you have some of the most famous beaches in the world practically to yourselves!

Discover secluded beaches and hidden viewpoints. Marvel at the diving tropical scenery as you drive through the winding coastal roads, with the turquoise ocean glistening on one side and lush tropical rainforests on the other.

Stop whenever the scenery takes your breath away and capture that perfect Instagram-worthy moment.

They drive on the left in Seychelles. There as there are a limited number of car rentals on the island, we’d recommend booking early. You can book car rental with RentalCars.com

Most honeymoon resorts in Seychelles have divine spas tucked away amidst lush tropical rainforests and some will have views of the stunning coastline.

Indulge in luxurious treatments together surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature. Be pampered with rose baths and couples’ massage.

Rejuvenation and pure tranquility. A visit to a heavenly spa is one of the ultimate romantic things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

Maybe you want to be amongst the famed granite rocks, watching the sun set over the horizon. Enjoy the best seafood and delicious wines with service just for you.

Seychelles’ honeymoon resorts offer some of the best exclusive and beautiful dining experiences and it’s one of our favourite things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon.

The warm golden glow over the archipelago is hard to rival. Whether it’s Anse Source d’Argent on La Digue, Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé, and Anse Lazio on Praslin, the hues of orange and pink are pure romance.

Sit on the shore, take a romantic stroll or have a delicious sundowner. Maybe hop on a sunset cruise?

The sunsets in the Seychelles are one of the most beautiful and romantic things to do in Seychelles on honeymoon!

You don’t even have to take a tour, as there are no enormous cities. The islands have minimal light pollution, allowing for the magical visibility of the night sky

Recline on the sandy shores and you’ll be treated to a mesmerising display of stars, constellations, and even the occasional meteor shower.

If you plan to add in a private island to your Seychelles honeymoon itinerary, you’ll see even more.

Whether you’re a seasoned astronomer or simply a lover of celestial magic, stargazing is one of the most romantic things to do in Seychelles for couples!

You deserve a taste of exclusivity and luxury on your honeymoon, after all.

Bask in the sun in your own private pool, surrounded by lush tropical rainforest overlooking the azure waters of the Indian Ocean. Pure honeymoon bliss.

If you’re on a travelling on a more modest budget, try Carana Beach’s Ocean View Pool Chalet. If you want upscale luxury, try Four Seasons Resort Seychelles.