Mahé is the Seychelles’ largest, most developed, and most populated island – about 90% of the country lives here. It is also where visitors first meet paradise, at the international airport, as well as one of the world’s smallest capitals, Victoria, offering “urban” activities, including museums, cultural institutes, colorful markets, a tea factory and art galleries.With over 60 beautiful beaches, hidden secluded coves, waterfalls, jungles, mountains, stunning views, activities from the depths of the sea to the granite peaks, and small towns with colorful Creole culture, there is something for everyone –from the “city life” of Victoria to a private Robinson Crusoe experience.
Desroches Island is the main island of the Amirante Islands, which form part of the Outer Islands of the Seychelles. This idyllic little island is protected by a pristine coral reef and is circled by fourteen kilometres of exquisite white-sand beaches. Visitors can look forward to staying at the Desroches Island Resort - the only resort for hundreds of miles. This impressive resort’s sense of exclusivity and isolation along with its excellent service, food and surroundings make it a luxury holidaymaker's dream retreat. Guests can explore the island by bicycle or enjoy the clear reef waters while engaging in numerous water activities such as snorkelling, kayaking, paddle skiing, fishing and scuba diving.
