Bliss Praslin 4* is a tranquil beachfront retreat set on the pristine white sands of Grand'Anse. Luxury and island chic come together in each of the rooms, nestled amidst tropical gardens, Coco de Mer palm trees, and dense forest.

Embark on an adventure at sea with diving, kayaking, or snorkelling sessions to explore the vibrant underwater world. Be sure to keep an eye out for the unique and colourful marine life that inhabits these waters.

Settle into your comfortable Superior Garden Room with a beautiful verdant view for a perfect holiday in Seychelles. These elegant rooms are the perfect place to relax and unwind following a day on the golden beaches of this magical island.

Wake up to the sound of waves crashing gently against the shore when you stay in a Superior Beach House Room. The rooms are spacious, minimalist in design, and offer an array of luxurious amenities. Enjoy stunning views of the ocean from your very own room.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.)

Choose a treatment from the extensive menu at Bliss Praslin’s exclusive spa. Revitalise your skin and soothe tired muscles with a luxurious coconut or cinnamon scrub, followed by a deep tissue massage. You can also select from a range of other treatments, including facials, waxing, and nail care services, ensuring you look and feel glamorous throughout your stay.

Relax on the hotel’s stunning white sand beach or by the immaculate pool, all while basking in the perfect Seychelles sunshine. The friendly reception staff will be happy to arrange snorkelling trips or island tours for you.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Take the time to visit La Digue without a guide and at your own pace. Get on your bike and discover the wonders of the island, including the Union Estate.  

Enjoy the best of both worlds: the ocean at Anse Lazio and one of Seychelles' UNESCO World Heritage Sites - the mysterious primaeval valley known as the Vallée de Mai.  

Discover the Sister, Coco and Félicité islands aboard a catamaran and enjoy lunch in the crystal-clear waters of the Seychelles. 

Explore the Vallée de Mai, a mystical UNESCO-listed site often referred to as the Garden of Eden. Under the shade of giant palm trees and the famous Coco de Mer, let yourself be guided through this unique natural environment, home to the rare Seychelles black parrot and fascinating endemic species.

Set off every Thursday for a catamaran adventure through the islands of Cousin, Curieuse and St. Pierre, with a programme including turtle-watching, an on-board barbecue, relaxation on heavenly beaches and snorkelling in colourful reefs. This excursion offers a full day of discovery and pleasure in the enchanting setting of the Seychelles.

Embark on a thrilling adventure aboard a catamaran that will take you on an unforgettable voyage to Île Saint-Pierre and the Île Curieuse reserve. 

Explore the islands of St. Pierre and Curieuse, with snorkelling, relaxing on idyllic beaches, and a BBQ lunch on board the catamaran Oplezir. The day ends with an unforgettable sunset cruise along the coast of Praslin.

Welcome to Seychelles

Scattered like emeralds across the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is a paradise of powdery white beaches, granite peaks, and dazzling coral reefs. This 115-island archipelago, located off the east coast of Africa, is a sanctuary for rare wildlife, lush rainforests, and a rich Creole heritage.

Don’t miss:

• Anse Source d’Argent – One of the world’s most photographed beaches, famous for its sculpted granite boulders and shallow, crystal-clear waters.
• Vallée de Mai – A UNESCO-listed nature reserve on Praslin, home to the rare coco de mer palm and a prehistoric forest that feels straight out of Jurassic Park.
• Aldabra Atoll – The world’s largest raised coral atoll and a sanctuary for giant tortoises and vibrant marine life.
• La Digue – A laid-back island where bicycles and ox-carts rule the roads, and untouched beaches invite slow island living.
• Diving & snorkeling – Swim with sea turtles, manta rays, and colourful reef fish in the pristine waters of Sainte Anne Marine Park and beyond.

Culinary culture

Expect an abundance of fresh seafood, fragrant curries, and exotic fruits. Must-try dishes include grilled red snapper, octopus curry in coconut milk, and ladob, a sweet dessert made from plantains or cassava. Don’t forget to sip on some bacca, a local sugarcane rum, as you watch the sunset over the ocean.

Dive deeper

Beyond its idyllic beaches, Seychelles has a fascinating cultural tapestry. The nation’s Creole heritage is celebrated through music, dance, and festivals, such as Festival Kreol, a lively annual event showcasing traditional storytelling, drumming, and folk performances. Visit the Mission Lodge on Mahé for breathtaking views and a glimpse into Seychelles’ colonial past, or explore Aride Island, a lesser-known nature reserve teeming with rare seabirds.

Good to know

• Currency: Seychellois rupee (SCR), though euros and dollars are widely accepted.
• Best time to visit: April-May and October-November for calm seas and ideal weather.
• Getting around: Ferries connect the main islands, while rental bikes and oxcarts are popular on La Digue.