Trip planning
The three questions that come before any Seychelles trip — and on the last one we give no figure, but say what sets it.
Two islands for seven nights, three for ten to fourteen. More is not a richer trip but one with more luggage days — every island change costs half a day, and it lands right in the middle of the holiday.
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A week is enough for two islands, not three. The strongest combination for seven nights is Praslin and La Digue — fifteen ferry minutes apart, with the transfer from Mahé falling on arrival day rather than into the middle of the trip.
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Two weeks is the length at which three islands work and Mahé finally becomes more than the island you land on. The order that costs the least time: Mahé last, because the return flight leaves from there.
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There is no price on this page, and that is deliberate: a published figure would be wrong for almost everyone. What can be said is the structure — which item sets the price, and which decision actually moves it.
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Seychelles have a reputation for being expensive, and that holds for the way most people travel here. Cook for yourself, take the bus and fly in February, and it costs a fraction — with the beach being exactly the same beach.
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It is the most common mistake in Seychelles. Every island change costs half a day, and the transfer days land in the middle of the trip. One conversation beforehand prevents it.
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