How to plan your next perfect Family beach Holiday to The Seychelles Islands – Time to unwind under the sun

 One of the best things about going to Seychelles on a family vacation is that at the end of it, you get to walk away with memories that are priceless and will last a lifetime. The beaches, the people, food and the greenery are all a part of the stunning picture this nation paints and with good planning, you will be able to walk away with minimum family drama and maximum fun.

Image via Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas

Some post COVID guidelines to visit Seychelles

It is not just an accepted reality for travellers that COVID and its associated protocols are something that needs to be contended with at any given moment. For the most part, the requirements are fairly straightforward, but it is always recommended to touch base with the relevant authorities for any specific regulations for a nation.

When it comes to Seychelles it is important to keep in mind that all visitors must now have a negative PCR test that was taken 72 hours before their departure. This means that if you are travelling with a large group, it is best to coordinate this process so that there are no last-minute issues or surprises.

On the brighter side of things, there are no longer any quarantine requirements or restrictions of movement once you enter the nation and there are also no more minimum stay requirements as well!

However, it should be reiterated that it is still vital to follow all basic safety protocols such as wearing face masks, social distancing as well as regular sanitising of hands.

Flying to Seychelles

For many people flying to Seychelles via Air Seychelles, the national carrier would be their first option, and Dubai remains the best connection destination for those who wish to arrive from Europe. You can expect the travel time from Dubai to Seychelles to take roughly 5 hours so plan accordingly.

Finding accommodation

When visiting the nation, opt for accommodation at locations such as the Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas which will also place you in the perfect location find some stunning places to visit in Praslin as well.

 Overall, given that Seychelles is a relatively wealthy nation, there is a range of amenities, accommodations and activities that are made available for travellers and some research prior to your visit will assist in getting things organized.

 Things to do in Seychelles with children

 Many people who visit Seychelles do find themselves enjoying the comforts of their resort or the beauty of the beach for a few days after which they are itching for something new to do. For those who want to step away from the comforts of the resorts and villa’s, there is plenty to do.

If you are feeling a little adventurous and looking for some exploration, cycling on La Digue would be an ideal place to get started. This is accessible by boat from either Mahe or Praslin and you can easily cycle from end to end in one hour. Moreover, you will be able to go snorkelling and witness the stunning abundance of aquatic life as well.

 Additionally, you can visit Curieuse which is one of the places where you can find the Aldabra Giant Land Tortoise which is known to live for almost 200 years. Many people also opt to take boat excursions that will take them to a variety of nearby islands in the archipelago so that they can truly soak in the beauty that surrounds them.

 This nation is also home to several UNESCO sites that will be a highlight for nature enthusiasts and kids alike.