An adventure seeker’s guide

Carving adrenaline in paradise? This enchanting archipelago is a prominent travel destination which offers a range of adventure activities for thrill seekers. Here are some for you to explore during your stay in the Seychelles.

1.    Hike along Anse Major Trail

Looking to burn some energy? Then trek along Anse Major Trail. This place has stunning coastal views all around and also includes a secluded beach, which is worth visiting. Swimming and snorkelling are popular activities there, and so is enjoying a picnic. Due to its awesome surroundings, you can also take some Instagram-worthy photos at this location and upload them onto your account to share with your loved ones.

2.    Engage in watersports

Set amid crystal clear waters, Sainte Anne Marine National Park is a snorkelling paradise with plenty of vibrant reef fish and colourful corals.
Beau Vallon Beach also has an assortment of watersports on offer, such as snorkelling, diving, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Another speciality about this site is that it is the only beach in the nation which permits motorised watersports such as parasailing, windsurfing and jet skiing. Guests at JA Enchanted Island Resort Seychelles, will be able to spend all day there as it is only around an 11-minute drive away.

3.    Tour Mahe Island

Mahe Island is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in the Seychelles. Therefore, many Seychelles five star hotels might have tours to this location. These may include sightseeing highlights such as exploring its capital city, Victoria. You can also take picturesque drives along the island’s coastal areas and through the lush tea plantations. Other significant attractions you can visit to seek thrills include historical destinations like Mission Lodge and cultural destinations like the Craft Village.

4.    Visit Praslin

Housing a UNESCO Heritage site like Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve, Praslin is a must-visit site for tourists. This is a prehistoric palm forest which is home to the Black Parrot and the endemic Coco de Mer palm. Witnessing Aldabra tortoises can be done at Curieuse Island. There are also mangroves there, which house more wildlife. If you would like to feast your eyes on the surroundings, the Fond Ferdinand Natural Reserve is best as it has fewer crowds and more trails. A visit to the Praslin museum is well worth it, as you will be able to get insights into the culture and historic roots of the place.

5.    Head for Sauzier Waterfall

Are you in the mood for more hiking? Not to worry. You can visit the Sauzier Waterfall. This area is surrounded by lush landscapes. You can plunge into the cool, clear waters at the foot of this cascade or even take on the more challenging task of venturing through the jungle to reach the upper waterfall. Get a different view of the surroundings from there. Relax and enjoy the best of what nature provides, and also take some mesmerising snapshots. The walk to the lower waterfall is easy and is perfect for families with children who also embody an adventurous streak.