Pirate Hunt
For the travellers, seeking an adventure and a thrilling experience. We suggest becoming a pirate for a day and taking part in a scavenger hunt.
Seychelles became the hideout for pirates, back in the 18th century. When visiting the archipelago, you will come across names of legendary pirates Boudin, Avery and Kid. Who left their mark in history and hid their treasures, among the coast of Seychelles. Some, of which haven’t been discovered till this very day. Up until today, you can engage in a day excursion and get a sense of Jack Sparrows life. Hunt for the treasures, that are still left to be discovered. Pack your compass and get on board, for a memorable adventure across the Indian Ocean.
Berkeley tip:
Get a sense of adventure and the life of a pirate. Whether You are travelling with a group of friends, family or your partner. We guarantee each member of the group will make unforgettable memories on this excursion.
National botanical garden
Nature and landscape, that Seychelles has to offer is one of its kind. Visiting the National Botanical Garden, allows the tourists to explore and see all of the unique nature treasure in one go.
The Botanical Garden offers a range of exotic and endemic plants in the exotic gardens of five acres of landscape. Tropical plants and trees aren’t the only attraction that, the garden has to offer. It is also a home, for giant tortoises, which are over 150 years old. The latest addition to the garden has been an orchid house.
Berkeley tip :
We encourage visiting a plantation of Seychelles own native orchids. Which can only be seen in this archipelago. Explore and enjoy natures one of a kind flowers.
Moyenne Island
Moyenne Island, is a home to over 100 land tortoises, native birds and 16,000 plants. Located on the north coast of Mahe Island. This island allows the tourists to observe and appreciate the wildlife of nature and its habitats. When visiting the tourists, are kindly reminded to respect the animals as they walk freely, and that we are the guests. “Please respect the tortoise. They are probably older than you”.
This nature reserve is such a unique spot to visit. Representing, respect for nature and wildlife. Where we are the visitors and the animals are prioritised. Being able to see them in their natural habitat.
We think this is a must visit spot, offering an escape from reality and offering a different point of view at life. Where nature and its animals, are prioritised and respected.
Berkeley tip: For the animal lovers, we encourage asking for a permission to feed the turtles and get more in touch with the nature.
For the brave ones, there are some paranormal stories to be heard about this island, as between 1960-2012 the island was inhabited, only by the Yorkshire editor.
Anse Lazio, Praslin
Anse Lizio, has been ranked as one of Seychelles most beautiful beaches. Situated on the north shore of Praslin island. In order to access the beach, you have to hike over a hill. This short hike is not only worth it, for the access to the beautiful white sand beach with crystal clear water. Enjoy the breath-taking views and the nature, while doing some exercise. And as you reach your destination a freshly “caught” lunch will be waiting for You.
Berkeley tip:
We recommend booking a private lunch on the beach, where You will be hosted with a catch of the day, which will be prepared for You. While relaxing under the palm trees, with your freshly picked up coconut.
Fregate Island
This private island, is one of the most well-known spots to visit in Seychelles. Each visitor will enjoy their time, whether You like to stay active. This is one of the best places for water sports, snorkelling, scuba diving or sailing around with its crystal clear water and pristine reefs. Indian Ocean has one of the most beautiful, underwater life and fauna to see. For travellers wishing to relax. Take a stroll by Anse Victorin, which has been voted by Times as the World’s best beach.
Berkeley tip:
We encourage exploring the underwater life. Whether You have a scuba diving license or not, You can discover the undersea life by snorkelling. Consider yourself lucky, if You spot a turtle or a whale shark, so make sure to be on the lookout!
