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Mahé Island Tour
Our island, your way: a private day around Mahé with a local guide.
from €95 per person
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Family run on Mahé since 2020
Mahé, shown by the family who calls it home
Private tours, beach days and guided hikes with Sheena and her team. We pick you up wherever you stay and take you to the places we love most.
Family businessSince 2020, all guides certified
Always privateOnly you and your partner, family or group
Free pick upAnywhere on Mahé
Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before
Your languageEnglish, French, Sheena a bit of German
Welcome to Island Tour Seychelles
Discover Mahé with Sheena and her team
Join me and my team, Kevin, Yannick, Keeto and Chris, on a private journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Mahé. We offer private day tours, guided hikes and walks, and a relaxed way to discover the natural and cultural treasures of our island.
We pick you up at your hotel, guesthouse, the cruise port or the airport and bring you back after the tour. All our guides are licensed by the government and certified by the Seychelles Tourism Board after professional training.
Looking for something special? We are happy to organise birthdays, wedding proposals or a romantic beach moment with Creole charm, local food and refreshing drinks.
Anse Capucins, MahéA green island between granite and turquoise water
Our tours
Choose your Mahé moment
From a full day around the island to a short hike with a view you will never forget. Every tour is private and flexible.
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Mahé Beach Tour
Sand, sea and sunshine: a private day on the most beautiful beaches of Mahé.
from €95 per person
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Anse Major Hike on Mahé
A green jungle trail, sea views and a swim in a bay you can only reach on foot.
from €49 per person
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Rockpool Tour Mahé
An easy hike to a natural rock pool in the wild south of Mahé.
from €49 per person
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Copolia Hike on Mahé
A short jungle walk to a 180° view over Victoria and the sea.
from €49 per person
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Morne Blanc Hike on Mahé
Up through the mist forest to a platform high above the west coast of Mahé.
from €49 per person
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We show you Mahé the way we love it ourselves: unhurried, personal and always with time for one more beautiful view.
Why travel with us
Local, personal and relaxed
Real local knowledge
We grew up here. We know the quiet beaches, the best viewpoints and when to arrive before the crowds.
Private and flexible
No big buses and no fixed script. You decide where to stop, how long to stay and what to skip.
Time for photos
We know the best angles and the right light, and we are happy to take the pictures for you.
Beaches and nature
Swim, snorkel, hike or simply relax. Mahé has more than 60 beaches and a green heart full of trails.
Easy booking
Choose your day online, pay securely and receive your confirmation within minutes.
Always reachable
Questions before or during your holiday? Write to us right here or on WhatsApp, our team answers quickly.
The view from CopoliaVictoria, Eden Island and the Sainte Anne Marine Park
One of our favourite spots: after a short jungle walk the whole east coast lies at your feet.
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Happy guests since 2020
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Mahé in pictures
Arriving by cruise ship?
Shore excursions from Victoria port
We meet you right at the cruise terminal and plan your tour around your ship. You see the best of Mahé and are back on board with time to spare.
- Meeting point at the port, no taxi needed
- Tour planned around your all aboard time
- Private, just your group
Mahé guide
Tips from our family
Places on Mahé
Attractions on Mahé: all the places we visit
Beaches, viewpoints, gardens, a waterfall and a rum distillery: the places on Mahé that we visit ourselves, organised by region and with honest assessment.
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Hiking
Morne Seychellois National Park: the green spine of Mahé
One fifth of Mahé is national park: cloud forest, granite, pitcher plants and trails that all end up somewhere high. An overview of which trail suits you.
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Inspiration
Adventure in the Seychelles: Activities on Mahé
Mahé is far from boring. Discover jungle hikes, hidden bays, culture in Victoria and lively evenings on private day and half day tours with a local guide.
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Inspiration
Anse Trusalo Beach on Mahé: Quiet Bay with a View of L'Islette
Anse Trusalo is a quiet, unspoilt beach on Mahé's west coast near Port Glaud, with soft sand and a lovely view of the little island of L'Islette. Here is how to reach it…
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Excursions
Art and Craft Tour on Mahé
Meet the painters, sculptors and craftspeople of the Seychelles on a private Art and Craft Tour on Mahé, planned around the artists you want to see.
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Practical tips
Bad Weather in the Seychelles: What to Do on a Rainy Day on Mahé
Rain on Mahé does not have to spoil your day. Here are our favourite ideas for bad weather in the Seychelles, from waterfalls to Victoria and local art.
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The Beaches of Mahé: A Local Guide
From Beau Vallon in the north west to the wild bays of the south: our local guide to the beaches of Mahé and how to see several in one day.
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Practical tips
Entrance Fees on Mahé: Gardens, Museums, Trails and More
Planning a tour on Mahé? Here are the entrance fees for the most popular gardens, museums, trails and visits, paid on site per person.
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Excursions
Guided Tours, Day Trips and Activities in the Seychelles
Island tours, beach days, rainforest hikes and Creole culture: discover Mahé on a private guided tour with a local Seychellois family.
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Hiking
Hikes and Walks in the Seychelles: Guided Trails on Mahé
From a 30 minute stroll to a half day in the mountains: discover the best hikes and walks in the Seychelles on Mahé, private and guided by locals.
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Practical tips
Free Pick Up and Drop Off Anywhere on Mahé
Wherever you stay on Mahé, we come to you. Free pick up and drop off is included in all our private tours, from your hotel, guesthouse, the airport or the port.
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Practical tips
Port, Jetty and Airport Pickup on Mahé
Arriving by ferry, cruise ship, boat, helicopter or plane? Here are the 9 places on Mahé where we pick you up for your private tour, free of charge.
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Excursions
Your Private Tour Guide in the Seychelles
Licensed, local and private: explore Mahé with a Seychellois family of guides, at your own pace and exactly to your taste.
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Practical tips
Public Holidays in the Seychelles: All Dates and Creole Names
From Nouvo Lannen to Nwel: here are all public holidays in the Seychelles with their Creole names, and how our island celebrates them.
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Practical tips
Restaurants in the Seychelles: Where to Eat on Mahé
Our guide to 67 restaurants in the Seychelles, sorted by area with location and phone number. From Creole beach cafés on Mahé to fine dining on Eden Island.
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Excursions
Snorkelling in the Seychelles: A Guide to Mahé
Calm reef beaches, colourful fish and green turtles: our local guide to snorkelling on Mahé, with tips for beginners and the best conditions.
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Excursions
Sunset on Mahé: Where and When to Watch It
Golden light, glowing granite and the sun sinking into the Indian Ocean: our local guide to the most beautiful sunset spots on Mahé.
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Inspiration
Things to Do in the Seychelles: Tours and Activities on Mahé
From a full day Mahé Island Tour to a walk through Victoria: the tours and sights we recommend most for your holiday in the Seychelles.
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Our Vehicles for Tours on Mahé
From a compact car for two to a bus for 30 guests: our air conditioned fleet for private tours on Mahé, and which vehicle suits your group.
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Places on Mahé
Anse Takamaka on Mahé: the beach where we spend the most time
Long sandy beach in the south of Mahé, shade under the takamaka trees, food and toilets on site. Our most frequent swimming stop on the island tour.
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Places on Mahé
Anse Intendance: the wild beach in the south of Mahé
Wide, open beach in the south, with no reef in front. Beautiful to look at, not always to swim in. A regular stop on the island tour and the beach tour.
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Places on Mahé
Sauzier Waterfall near Port Glaud: fresh water between two beaches
A short walk from the village, a pool of fresh water and rocks all around. The most pleasant stop between the beaches of the west coast.
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Places on Mahé
Mission Lodge on Mahé: views and a school that is no more
A viewpoint with history: high up on Sans Souci Road, above the west coast, among the remains of a school from 1875.
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Places on Mahé
Le Jardin du Roi: Spice garden above Anse Royale
A spice garden in the forest above the east coast, with museum, restaurant and the island's best homemade ice cream.
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Places on Mahé
Takamaka Rum Distillery: Tour, Tasting and a House from 1792
Rum from Seychellois sugar cane, in a plantation house from 1792. Tour, tasting and a shady garden to relax in.
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Places on Mahé
Beau Vallon: the beach in the north where there's always something happening
The most famous beach on the island, and for good reason: shallow, long, with food, shade and activity all around.
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Anse Royale: shallow water behind the reef
A reef breaks the waves, behind it lies shallow, calm water. The most relaxed swimming stop on the east coast.
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Places on Mahé
Port Launay: the quietest bay on the west coast
Shallow water, shade right down to the shore and a national park on your doorstep. Our most reliable swimming stop on the west coast.
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Places on Mahé
Carana Beach: the beach for photos, not for swimming
A small cove between rocks in the north. Wonderful for photos, not recommended for swimming, and we'll tell you why.
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Places on Mahé
Victoria: the smallest capital you will ever visit
Market, clocktower, Hindu temple and giant tortoises in the Botanical Garden. Everything on foot, everything on a few streets.
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Places on Mahé
Mont Signal: Victoria from above, in ten minutes
A brief detour above Victoria, from which you can see half the east coast and the islands in front of it.
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Places on Mahé
Eden Island: Marina, Restaurants and a View Back to Mahé
An artificial island off Victoria, with a yacht harbour, restaurants and calm water. Brief, but a different perspective on the island.
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Places on Mahé
Petite Anse: the bay behind the hill
A wide sandy arc between two rocky headlands, accessible only via the road on the slope. One of the most beautiful beaches in the west.
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Places on Mahé
Anse Soleil: small, sheltered and great for snorkelling
A small bay with rocks on both sides, a café on the sand and calm water. The most pleasant snorkelling stop on the west coast.
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Places on Mahé
Anse à la Mouche: shallow water and peaceful evenings
A wide, very shallow bay in the west. More for relaxing than swimming, and in the evening one of the best spots for the sunset.
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Places on Mahé
Sunset Beach: small cove in the north with a big evening
A small cove between rocks in the north, with a view west towards Silhouette Island. The name says it all.
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Places on Mahé
Domaine de Val des Prés: Craftsmanship in a Plantation House
A 19th century plantation house surrounded by small workshops: jewellery, wood, fabrics, model boats. This is where souvenirs are made that are not mass produced.
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Places on Mahé
Botanical Garden in Victoria: Coco de Mer, Tortoises and Shade
Five hectares of shade at the edge of the capital: Coco de Mer, giant tortoises, orchids and flying foxes in the trees.
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Places on Mahé
The Market in Victoria: Fish, Spices and a Morning
The Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market is not a museum, but the place where the island shops. Fish in the morning, fruit and vanilla all day, closed on Sundays.
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Places on Mahé
The tea factory on Sans Souci Road: tour, view, vanilla tea
Halfway up between Victoria and the west coast, tea grows here. A short tour, a shop full of vanilla and cinnamon tea, and a view that usually requires a hike to see.
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Places on Mahé
Baie Lazare: the bay where the history of Mahé begins
Named after the man who first anchored here in 1742: a wide bay in the southwest, a white church on the hill and the turning to some of the smallest beaches on the islan…
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Places on Mahé
Anse Forbans: the long, quiet beach in the south
Between Anse Royale and Takamaka lies a beach where almost nothing ever happens: shallow water behind the reef, takamaka trees along the edge, no sun loungers.
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Ready for your day on Mahé?
Pick your tour and date online, or tell us what you dream of and our family will plan it with you.