What’s on this “Mother’s Day” Weekend 10th – 12th of May 2024 Ready to make this Mother’s Day unforgettable!? Take a look at what’s happening this weekend and where to go for Mother’s Day on Sunday 12th May 2024. Inside Seychelles is your guide to what’s on, where to go, and what to do in Seychelles this Mother’s Day.    Friday the 10th of May 2024 – Let the weekend begin!  What’s On? Fundraising Family Screening  Where? Docklands Auditorium at New Port – Victoria – Mahe What time? 5:30 PM @ SCR 100/- per ticket What’s On? Friday Tunes and Tropical Vibes Where? Beach Shak ..read more

Road to 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in Seychelles starts The road to the 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in Seychelles officially kicks off with the launch event held one year ahead. Set between May 1 to May 11, the tournament will feature 16 nations, including Seychelles in its inaugural global football appearance. The launch event, held at Kempinski Resort in Mahe’s south, saw the presence of Seychelles President Wavel Ramkalawan, who is also the patron of the Seychelles Football Federation (SFF), alongside SFF’s president Elvis Chetty and FIFA’s director of competitions Jaime Yarza. C ..read more

Inside Seychelles Photos of the Month April 2024 Seychelles truly captivates with its photogenic charm! From iconic landmarks to breathtaking sunsets, here’s a glimpse of the stunning snapshots we discovered in the month of April 2024 for our ‘Photos of the Month’ feature on Instagram! Connect with us on Instagram by following @insideseychelles or join our Facebook group, and don’t forget to share your Seychelles photos and experiences using #insideseychelles or simply tag us. Your picture might just be featured in our upcoming post. Remember, your photo has to be on your Instagram grid for us ..read more

The Coco de Mer – The largest seed in the plant kingdom The Coco de Mer is a palm tree native to the Seychelles islands in the Indian Ocean. People call it the “love nut” or “double coconut” because it’s so unique and captivating. Let’s dive into some cool facts about it. First off, it produces the largest seeds in the whole plant kingdom! These seeds can weigh up to 30 kilograms and measure about 40-50 centimetres in diameter. And get this—they look like a woman’s pelvis and buttocks, which has led to all sorts of folklore about sensuality and fertility. What’s really fascinating is how ..read more

What’s On this Weekend 3rd – 5th of May 2024 What are your plans for the upcoming weekend? Here are some wonderful recommendations for your time in Seychelles. Inside Seychelles is your guide to what’s on, where to go, and what to do in Seychelles. Friday the 3rd of May 2024 – Weekend Celebrations! What’s On? After Dark  Where? Wildflour Cafe in the Botanical Garden in Victoria – Mahe What time? Dinner at 6-9 PM – Happy Hour from 4-6 PM What’s On? Friday Night Gin & Tonic with DJ Yves!  Where? Boat House Restaurant & Bar – Beau Vallon – North Mahe What time? Entertainm ..read more

What’s On this Labour Day in Seychelles 1st of May 2024 As Labour Day approaches this Wednesday, it’s time to plan your well-deserved break! Follow Inside Seychelles and check out what’s happening for “Labour Day Eve” and Labour Day in Seychelles. Be sure to visit daily for new events!  Warm Up to Labours Day – Tuesday the 30th of April 2024 For those who like to stay up late but still want to feel refreshed for work on Thursday, why not enjoy a night out on Tuesday and then treat yourself to a relaxing lunch on Labour Day? Check out what is happening this Tuesday Night Inside Seyche ..read more

Where to meet Giant Tortoises in Seychelles If you’re planning a trip to Seychelles and you’re eager to meet some giant tortoises, Inside Seychelles has got you covered with some fantastic spots to encounter these majestic creatures.  They’ve been here for centuries, even before humans settled in. Some of them can grow up to four feet long, weigh 250kg, and live for over a century. Seychelles, being an isolated destination, have helped protect them from “natural” predators.  These tortoises are native to the Aldabra atoll but can now be found across the Seychelles archipelago. They’v ..read more

Moutya Pti Mimi: Keeping The Seychellois Culture Alive, One Dance at a Time In the heart of Seychelles amidst tropical paradise, three Seselwa best friends; Frances, Emmaline, and Emelie decided to pursue their mission to keep the traditions of Seychelles alive through the mesmerizing art of dance. After being approached to perform alongside well-known Seychellois Singer Emmanual Marie and acknowledging their shared passion for Seychellois culture and heritage, they formed Moutya Pti Mimi in August 2022. Since the formation of the group, Moutya Pti Mimi has been a beacon of cultural pride, cap ..read more

What’s On this Weekend 12th – 14th of April 2024 What’s on your agenda for the upcoming weekend? Here are some fantastic suggestions for your time in Seychelles. Inside Seychelles is your guide to what’s on, where to go, and what to do in Seychelles. Friday the 12th of April 2024 – Weekend Celebrations! What’s On? After Dark  Where? Wildflour Cafe in the Botanical Garden in Victoria – Mahe What time? Dinner at 6-9 PM – Happy Hour from 4-6 PM What’s On? Friday Night Gin & Tonic with DJ Yves!  Where? Boat House Restaurant & Bar – Beau Vallon – North Mahe What time? Enter ..read more

Aldabra Atoll in Seychelles is designated Important Shark and Ray Area Hey, did you hear the news about Aldabra Atoll? It’s just been recognized as an Important Shark and Ray Area (ISRA) by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission shark specialist group. According to the Seychelles Islands Foundation (SIF), Aldabra’s got these specific marine habitats that are super important for the survival and well-being of sharks, rays, and chimaeras – those soft-bodied, cartilaginous fish. SIF actually submitted Aldabra’s nomination back in August 2023, and it ..read more