Seychelles

Looking for unspoiled nature, deserted beaches and a breathtaking underwater world, then you've come to the right place in the Seychelles. From glittering coral islands to towering palm trees and overgrown granite islands, the Seychelles is the perfect place for a paradise sailing holiday. Even the most spoiled traveler will be amazed by the beauty of nature and diversity of the fauna and flora on this island group that is split into what is referred to as ‘The Inner and The Outer Islands’.

The Inner Islands are located near the main islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue. They form the cultural, economic and tourist core of the Seychelles. In total there are 43 Inner islands, 41 of which are granite islands and 2 coral islands. The Outer Islands consist of 72 islands. They are located between 230 km and 1150 km from the main island of Mahé. These fantastic miniature worlds, some of which are not much bigger than a sand mountain or a rock and its unspoilt nature, form an ideal base for sailing, fishing and diving that only few people have experienced.

There is a tropical climate in the Seychelles, where temperatures vary between 25 and 30 degrees throughout the year. The humidity is 80% but can hardly be felt by the blissful breeze that blows over the whole island. Also, the water temperature varies between 25 and 30 degrees. The year is divided into 2 main seasons. People here talk about the Northwest and Southeast monsoons, with 2 short intermonsoon periods.