Principais atrações em Mahé

Mahé's Ultimate Highlights

Mahé features a diverse landscape ranging from the 905-meter granite summit of Morne Seychellois to the coral sands of Anse Intendance. The capital, Victoria, houses the 1903 Victoria Clock Tower and the bustling Sir Selwyn Selwyn Clarke Market. Historical sites like Mission Lodge provide insight into the island's colonial past, while the National Botanical Gardens showcase endemic coco de mer palms and giant tortoises. Coastal highlights include the calm snorkeling waters of Port Launay and the expansive bay of Beau Vallon.

Mahé's Ultimate Highlights — Mapa

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Anse Intendance Beach

Considered equal to the best beaches of the world, the fascinating beach should not be missed by any chance! A truly remarkable place!

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Victoria Clock Tower

Also known as Lorloz, this national monument has been the most prominent feature of the small capital of Seychelles for over a century!

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National Botanical Gardens

Come enjoy the fascinating botanical gardens situated on the outskirts of Victoria! Admire the stunning plants and the giant land tortoises.

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Beau Vallon Beach

Beau Vallon is a bay on the north western coast of Mahé in the Seychelles.

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Petite Anse (Anse la Liberté)

The wonderful beach located on the southwestern part of of the Mahé island is simply breathtaking. Do make sure you stop by.

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Sir Selwyn Selwyn Clarke Market

Built in 1840, this central Victoria hub features stalls selling fresh local fish, tropical fruits, and aromatic Creole spices.

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Sri Navasakthi Vinayagar Temple

The only Hindu temple in the Seychelles, characterized by its intricately carved, colorful gopuram tower and dedicated to the deity Lord Vinayagar.

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Morne Seychellois National Park

Morne Seychellois is the highest peak in Seychelles. Morne Seychellois is located on the island of Mahé in the Morne Seychellois National…

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Anse Royale Beach

Yet another of the astonishing beaches of the Mahé Island, the one in Anse Royale is somewhat more remote and serene. Enjoy the paradise!

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Mission Lodge

The ruins of a late 19th-century school for liberated slave children, featuring a stone gazebo with panoramic views of Mahé’s western coastline.

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Tea factory

One of the most famous and frequented tourist spots on the island. The factory provides an informative tour during which you can taste the…

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Port Launay

Situated within a Marine National Park, this sheltered bay offers shallow, calm waters protected by granite headlands.

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Sauzier Waterfall

A freshwater cascade located in Port Glaud that flows into a natural swimming pool, accessible via a short inland trail.