Victoria, the capital and largest city of the Seychelles archipelago, sits on the island of Mahé in the western Indian Ocean. Originally settled by French colonists and called L’Établissement, it was renamed after Queen Victoria during the early 19th century when it became a British colony. Exuding tropical charm, its landmarks include the Clock Tower, an iconic structure erected in 1903 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee. The Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market, bustling with vibrant colors and flavors, showcases the island’s abundance of spices, fruits and fish.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Scenic Island of Mahé
Discover Mahé’s striking natural beauty during a scenic excursion across the island’s north end.
Beau Vallon Beach Break
Escape to Mahé’s most famous beach for a day of seaside relaxation.
Saint-Anne Marine National Park
Discover the forests, beaches, underwater wonders and wildlife sanctuaries of Saint-Anne Marine National Park.
Mahé Past & Present
Explore fascinating cultural and historic sites of the Seychelles’ capital, then indulge in a taste of local rum.
Praslin & La Digue Islands
Discover an ancient palm forest, historic plantation and the Seychelles’ most beautiful and well-known beach.
Copolia Trail Hike
Explore diverse landscapes and protected native species in Mahé’s mountainous interior.
Fishing Experience by Catamaran
Set sail on a twin-hulled boat for an angler’s dream in a world-renowned fishing paradise.
Wilds of the Seychelles
Navigate the untamed wilderness of the Seychelles by 4x4 and kayak.
La Digue by Helicopter
Take to the skies above La Digue island, a timeless escape nestled in the heart of the Seychelles.
