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Mahe is the first stop for most visitors, and it is the largest island of Seychelles. It is also home to Victoria, the capital of Seychelles, named after the British Queen. Thanks to its dramatic mountains, pristine white-sand beaches and lush forests, this destination is truly a tropical paradise. This town is an oasis for any beach-lover, with its exotic trees gracing the shores for miles. The village has no shortage of natural beauty, and the luxury you will experience is second to none. The island is also home to various indigenous fauna and flora that makes the island even more beautiful. This island is almost too beautiful for words!
Neighbourhoods of Mahe
Here are some of the neighbourhoods of Mahe:
- Praslin Island: The island of Praslin is considered one of the most beautiful destinations on the planet. The reasons being its emerald-like waters, stunning beaches and tropical jungles. Being the second-largest island of Seychelles, it has gorgeous attractions to offer, including Anse Lazio Beach, which is a must-see when you make a trip to Seychelles. Take to the sea and have an incredible view of the boat charters that bring you deep-sea fishing.
- La Digue Island: As the third-largest island in terms of population, this island is all about getting outdoors. This pitstop has options for all kinds of interests for tourists. To a name few, these include kayaking, cycling and walking. Enjoy the dazzling surroundings and explore the panoramic views.
- Victoria: Located on the island of Mahe, Victoria is both the capital and the largest city in Seychelles. With only two-dozen streets, the town has a characteristically cosy feeling and is a splendid example of Seychellois' way of life. The city has a lively market that offers fruits, banks, shops, restaurants and offices. Take a stroll through the city's stone and wooden houses that will amaze you with their colourful facades and historical designs.
What to see and do in Mahe
The Island has a lot to offer regarding what to see and do. Visit the Clock Tower in Victoria has an uncanny resemblance to London's Big Ben. This significant landmark depicts the history of the administration of Victoria. The National Botanical Gardens are also a must-see for tourists. You will get to know about Seychelles' local flora and fauna, and you'll also see some of the world's rarest plant species. If you are all about the outdoors, this island presents some of the most fun and exciting activities for you and your family. The beautiful white-sand beaches are perfect for tanning and other beach sports, including horseback riding and volleyball. Furthermore, the turquoise waters are never too cold for deep-sea diving and water sports. You only have to pick one that will suit your taste.
What to eat in Mahe
The dynamic cultural mashup in the island has contributed to its gastronomy that will have your taste buds yearning for more. Try some Jamalac, the indigenous fruit of the island. It has a conical shape and is similar to an apple both in its taste and texture. Amongst the many Creole cuisines to try is giramon, a round-shaped squash — typically cooked as a side with meat or fish. Another peculiar meal to try while on the island is dried bananas, which can either be served fried or stewed.
Typical events and festivals in Mahe
With hundreds of islands to explore and year-round sunshine, there is always something exciting and fun happening in Seychelles. Dreamy beaches, colourful festivals and vibrant music are typical of the events and festivals in Mahe. Independence Day, on the 29th of June, is when Seychelles comes alive as they celebrate the gaining of their independence from the British. Seychelles Ocean Festival, celebrated in December, is an ocean-inspired festival that is all about protecting the islands' marine life and biodiversity.
How to move around in Mahe
Though it is the largest island in Seychelles, it is easy to get around Mahe and see all the town. Moving around the island is pretty straightforward, as you can either take a bus, grab a cab or walk. You can also rent a car and book transfers to help you explore the beautiful destination.
The climate in Mahe
Mahe enjoys a tropical climate. The temperature ranges from 24-30° C, making the island of Mahe a perfect year-round holiday destination. The weather in Mahe is ideal for tourists to visit all year round.
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Mahe (Seychelles)
How much does it cost for one night in Mahe this weekend?
It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Mahe, the average price per night is 127 €, while you will pay an average of 32 € for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 193 €.
Which hotels in Mahe are closest to the airports?
Touchdown Villa and Hotel Marl Self Catering are the closest ones to Mahé-Seychelles.