Mesmerizing Seychelles
Sightseeing
- Full Day Bus Tour of Mahe with Lunch
Meals
- 4 Breakfast
Note:
- Rate of Exchange will be determined on the day when you make the final payment, and 0.90p will be charged additional due to international remittance charges.
Note:
- Black Out Dates: 20 Dec 2024 to 15 Jan 2025
Tour Information
Inclusions
- Full Day Discovery Tour of Mahe (Mon / Wed / Fri Only).
- All Transfers on SIC (seat in coach) Basis.
- Return Airport Transfers
Exclusions
- Any Surcharge if applicable on your Travel Dates.
- Travel Insurance
- Guide Tips
- Cost of Meal.
- Personal Expenses such as alcohol and other beverages, telephone calls, tips and laundry.
- Anything which is not Mentioned in Inclusion.
- 2% TCS* (If PAN & Aadhaar are not linked 5% TCS)
Payment Policy
- Initial deposit – USD 1000/-per person to confirm you're booking with us.
- 100% payment to be made at least 45 days before departure, Payment to be collected in USD as per the prevailing Rate of Exchange on date of final Payment
- Refer Payment Process details on Payment Procedure for more detail
Cancellation Policy
- 45 Days or more prior to Departure – USD 1000
- 44 Days to 35 Days prior to Departure – 50% of the Tour Cost Per Person
- 35 Days to Date of Departure – 100% of The Tour Cost Per Person
TCS Terms and Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Every individual has a different perception of their perfect holiday. Some may opt for adventure activities while others want to pamper themselves with the world's most exotic spa or massages while others want to just relax and laze around.
- Just a few questions to ask to you and your family, and you will know what kind of holiday you prefer!
- Do you want a vacation where exploration is more outside the accommodations, prioritising full day tours of the places?
- Do you want a vacation where your first priority is to relax and enjoy the property more than stepping out of the accommodation?
- Are you interested in history, architecture or scenic beauty or city life and night life or beaches or mountains, etc..
And there would be a long list of questions you could ask yourself, or take the perfect guidance from Flamingo instead!
January to March
- Weather: Hot and humid with occasional tropical showers.
- Activities: Good for relaxing, indoor activities, and lush scenery.
- Crowds/Prices: Fewer tourists; medium prices.
- Weather: Warm, sunny, and pleasant with calmer seas.
- Activities: Ideal for beach time, swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
- Crowds/Prices: Moderate crowds; prices begin to rise from May.
- Weather: Cooler, dry, and windy with plenty of sunshine.
- Activities: Great for hiking, sailing, and wind-based water sports.
- Crowds/Prices: Peak season; higher tourist numbers and prices.
October to December
- Weather: Warm and sunny in Oct–Nov; more humid with showers in December.
- Activities: Excellent for beaches and marine activities, especially Oct–Nov.
- Crowds/Prices: Moderate crowds; prices increase in December due to holidays.
Seychelles is 1hour 30mins behind India.
Seychelles is 9hours ahead of Washington DC, USA
- Air Seychelles
- Indigo
- Emirates and many more.
- Tourism: The backbone of the economy, generating foreign exchange, employment, and investment through hotels, resorts, transport, and related services.
- Fishing & Tuna Processing: A major export industry, with industrial tuna fishing and canning contributing strongly to exports and food security.
- Financial Services: Includes offshore banking, insurance, and international business companies, supporting government revenue and economic diversification.
- Agriculture: Small-scale sector focused on coconuts, fruits, vegetables, and spices, mainly for local consumption due to limited arable land.
- Trade & Imports: Seychelles relies heavily on imports for food, fuel, and consumer goods, making trade a critical part of the economy.
- Visa: Not required for short stays (visa-free entry).
- Authorization: Mandatory Seychelles Travel Authorization (ETA) to be applied online before travel.
- Stay allowed: Up to 30 days (extendable in Seychelles).
- Documents required: Valid passport, return/onward ticket, hotel booking, and proof of funds.
Yes, Seychelles is generally considered very safe for tourists, with low rates of violent crime and a population known for its friendliness. It is one of the safest destinations in the Indian Ocean region
Indian meal options are widely available in Seychelles, especially on Mahé and Praslin, with several Indian restaurants and hotel kitchens offering vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.
Many resorts also customize Indian meals on request, including Jain and vegetarian options.
Yes, Seychelles is suitable for all age groups due to its diverse range of activities, family-friendly resorts, and beautiful beaches. It caters to toddlers with calm, shallow lagoons, while teens and adults can enjoy adventure sports, nature parks, and relaxation. Many resorts offer dedicated clubs, babysitting, and varied amenities to ensure a good experience for both children and adults. Meanwhile the senior citizens can just lay by the beach and relax.
- Public Buses: Affordable and well-connected on main islands like Mahé and Praslin.
- Taxis: Easily available but relatively expensive; best for short distances.
- Car Rentals: Popular for flexibility and self-exploration, especially on Mahé and Praslin.
- Ferries: Main mode of transport between islands such as Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue.
- Domestic Flights: Quick inter-island travel operated mainly between Mahé and Praslin.
Seychelles offers a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury resorts and villas to more budget-friendly choices like boutique hotels. You can find international hotel brands, local and regional chains, and independent establishments to suit various preferences and budgets, including options for families, couples, and those on an eco-trip.
No, tipping is not mandatory in Seychelles; it is a discretionary gesture of appreciation for good service. However, it is common and appreciated, especially since salaries can be low, so tipping for exceptional service is a good practice. For a 10% service charge that some hotels add, you should check your bill to see if it is already included and whether you want to leave an additional tip.