Seychelles

The Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands, lies in the western Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and about 1,600 km east of mainland Africa, positioned between 4°–11°S just below the equator. Covering 446–459 km² of land across scattered granite and coral islands, it includes major islands like Mahé, Praslin and La Digue and neighbours the Mascarene region, with Madagascar, Mauritius and Réunion nearby.

Highlights include Vallée de Mai, home of the coco‑de‑mer, and Aldabra Atoll, the world’s largest raised coral atoll, both UNESCO sites. Visitors enjoy world‑class beaches, hiking, diving and unique wildlife. With a warm tropical climate year‑round, the best travel periods are April–May and October–November, when winds and rainfall are mild.

Canopy By Hilton Seychelles

Canopy by Hilton Seychelles Resort sits directly on the sands of Anse La Mouche, offering a relaxed yet luxurious beachfront escape. Guests enjoy three outdoor pools, a 24‑hour fitness centre, spa, and direct access to calm, crystalline waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The resort features locally inspired rooms with floor‑to‑ceiling windows and private balconies showcasing vibrant island views, plus family‑friendly amenities including a kids’ and teens’ club. Dining includes Creole and French cuisine, a swim‑up bar, and private dining experiences. Ideally located, it's just 10 minutes from Jardin du Roi Spice Garden and 20 minutes from Seychelles Golf Club for easy island exploration.

Anse La Mouche

Anse La Mouche, on Mahé’s serene southwest coast, offers calm, shallow waters perfect for families and snorkellers. Just 45 minutes from Seychelles International Airport, it sits near the local village areas of north and south Anse La Mouche and close to Baie Lazare, home to the historic Baie Lazare Church.

Nearby natural wonders include the stunning bays of Anse Louis (1.9 km), Pineapple Beach (2 km), Anse Boileau (2.5 km), Baie Lazare (2.9 km), and Anse Soleil (3 km), offering abundant scenic exploration.