Le Jardin Du Roi, with its vibrant greenery, delightful aromas, and meticulous maintenance, is a paradise for those who appreciate nature. It holds a special place in the hearts of numerous botanists and environmental enthusiasts who visit Seychelles. This captivating spice garden boasts a diverse array of uncommon spice plants and native species, offering travelers not just visual beauty but also a satisfying sensory experience through its delightful scents.

Exotic tropical flower Garden. In addition to over 200 varieties of tropicals and orchids, Kot Man-Ya is also the sweet home of giant tortoises, guinea pigs, rabbits, green geckos, skinks and frogs. Other attractions include Birds such a the Seychelles Sun Bird, Barred Ground Doves, Madagascar Fody and other migratory species. Fruit trees and medicinal plants such as papaya, bread fruit, passion fruit, star fruit, yams, mangoes, bananas, bilimbi, curry leaves, lemon grass are also in abundance.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience that doesn’t involve Mahe’s stunning beaches, look no further than the iconic Mission Lodge Lookout. This rare lookout point is drenched in rich history as well as being the highest point travellers can reach on Mahe by road.

The National Botanical Garden, located close to the capital Victoria, provides visitors a quick and easy access to nature. The beautiful garden boasts over 280 plant species, from endemics to ornamentals. Its most popular attraction are the giant tortoises, which one can feed.

The National History Museum of Seychelles is a small museum in Victoria, the capital city. The museum provides an in-depth look at Seychelles’ comparatively brief history.The building’s upper floor is a one-of-a-kind display of the Creole cultural past, complete with music, costume, and architecture. As a result, the museum’s collection is one-of-a-kind in terms of its historical value and cultural compilation.

The Seychelles Natural History Museum stands as a beacon of the country's rich natural and historical heritage. Housed within an unassuming colonial-era building, the museum tells the intriguing tale of Seychelles' flora, fauna, geology, and anthropology, providing an enriching immersion into the island's unique biodiversity. This cultural institution serves as an essential stop on the journey through Seychelles' fascinating history, easily accessible as it neighbors the main post office in Victoria.

The tea factory is dedicated to the cultivation and manufacture of tea in Seychelles.This is a fully operational tea factory in the Morne Seychellois National Park that produces the majority of the tea in Seychelles. The magnificent tea factory is situated in a beautiful setting, and visitors may enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Mahe’s slopes from there. Visitors can see the full tea-making process, from picking to drying to packing and shipment. A visit to the SeyTe tea factory allows you to take in the invigorating and refreshing mountain air while ascending up the tea plantation terraces, providing for a very memorable experience. You can watch the tea leaf move through each stage before it reaches the cup, in addition to getting a great view of the region. Drop by the gift shops for a taste or to pick up a few fragrant teas to send home to friends and family.

Relaxing nature trail with a waterfall. Sauzier Falls is the most accessible waterfall in Seychelle. Great for jungle swimming.

Experience the Plantation life with a guided tour of our distillery, historical property and garden followed by a rum tasting.