At the heart of the Seychelles archipelago lies Mahe, the largest and most densely populated of these beautiful islands. Deptite the fact that this is the busiest island it is still eas to find picturesque villages and deserted beach hideaways. The island boasts around 60 idyllic golden beaches and coves, and those wish to venture futher inland can explore the soaring mountains with their lush rainforests. The mountains are the highest in the archipelago and form a dramatic backdrop to the stunning coastline.

The capital city, Victoria, claims to be the smallest in the world and visitors can enjoy genuine Seychellois culture at the vibrant local market. There is also an interesting range of other cultural, historical and artistic attractions. The botanical gardens, with its superb collection of tropical plants, is a firm favourite with nature lovers.

With an average year round temperature of 27˚c, Mah? has the perfect climate for waterskiing, sailing and windsurfing. A variety of water sports are available on the larger beaches. Alternatively, many visitors enjoy simply relaxing in the sun.