HONEYMOON IN SEYCHELLES IN A BUDGET

Travel to the exotic islands of Seychelles known for its turquoise waters, tropical weather, ancient monuments and mouth-watering cuisines with our Seychelles honeymoon package. Plan your first trip together with this Seychelles honeymoon and explore one of the best tropical destinations of the world.

Nestled in the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is an ideal destination for the couples looking for a romantic getaway. Relax on the beaches with our Seychelles package surrounded by tall palm trees and later wallow in for one of the best night party with our Seychelles honeymoon package. Discover the mesmerizing city of Mahe, one of the best places to visit in Seychelles home to creole architecture and colorful markets. There are quite some amazing things to do in Seychelles like trying out the thrilling watersports.

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Spend your honeymoon in the beautiful country of Seychelles with exotic destinations to cover with your partner. Also known as the paradise island this place is home to the UNESCO heritage site.

Best time to Visit:

The best times to visit Seychelles are April, May, October and November. These months represent the transition times between the hot and humid northwest trade winds (from November through March) and the cooler southeast trade winds that define April through October.

What to buy:

One of the loveliest things to take home from Seychelles are the coconut shell artefacts, Vanilla Pods, Shark Chutney, Black Pearl, Local Souveniers, Seybrew and Takamaka Rum.

What to do:

The Three Main Islands of Seychelles are Mahe, Praslin and La Digue. Mahe is the largest island of Seychelles where the majority of the populations lives and is the main point of entry for tourists. Praslin is the second largest island in Seychelles and makes for a great base to explore with beautiful beaches and a selection of resorts and hotels. It may be a large island in size, but the relatively small population makes it the perfect island paradise. Located less than half a kilometre from the UNESCO site Valle De Mail Praslin Waterfall is well worth a visit and you’re pretty much guaranteed to have the place to yourself. Try watersports – snorkelling. Vallee De Mai is one of two UNESCO heritage sites in Seychelles. It is part of a nature reserve that covers a large part of Praslin's interior. The epitome of relaxation is beach time and Praslin Island certainly doesn’t disappoint.

Language:

The national languages of Seychelles are Seychellois Creole, English and French.

Food:

Staple foods include fish, seafood and shellfish dishes, often accompanied with rice. Fish dishes are cooked in several ways, such as steamed, grilled, wrapped in banana leaves, baked, salted and smoked. Curry dishes with rice are also a significant aspect of the country's cuisine. Grilled Fish should be on the topmost priority while trying dishes from the Seychelles cuisine. For vegetarians Breadfruit chips is a good choice. You can try the spicy Octopus Curry during your stay on the island. It is one of the most famous dishes in the list of Seychelles traditional food. Try the shark chutney. Caris Masala is a Creole version of Indian vegetarian Seychelles curry. Buka and Kalou are two of the famous local alcohols.

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