At 27km long and 8km wide, Mahe is by far the largest island of the granitic Inner Islands and the Seychelles as a whole. Containing the majority of the country’s population, the charming capital, Victoria, and Morne Seychellois, the islands’ highest mountain at 905m, Mahe also has many small villages, unspoilt beaches and pretty coves and makes for enjoyable self-drive circuits. Near the international airport lies the Ste Anne Marine National Park offering good snorkelling and diving, and the highlands, coastal flats and mangroves provide challenging hiking and rewarding birdwatching.
Highlights of Seychelles
Mahe
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Accommodation Near
Mahe
Perched among the treetops on a lush hillside overlooking Mahe’s lovely Petite Anse beach
Very spacious villas and suites, most with sea views, and two excellent fine dining restaurants
Sits on the edge of a stunning white sand beach amongst well-kept gardens at the western end of Beau Vallon Bay
A modern, luxurious hotel on on Mahe island, offering relaxation and stunning ocean views.
A well run modern hotel on Eden Island handy for the airport
Offers luxurious accommodation on a fine sandy beach and a wide range of facilities and activities
Small, unpretentious hotel situated just back from a secluded and beautiful white sand beach in a peaceful spot on Mahe Island
