Praslin
The Enchanting Island of the Seychelles
The second-largest island in the Seychelles, Praslin is renowned for its pristine white sand beaches, spectacular landscapes, and exceptional biodiversity.
World-renowned Beaches
Praslin is famous for its dream beaches, including the stunning Anse Lazio, regularly ranked among the world’s most beautiful beaches.
With its sparkling white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and characteristic granite rocks, Anse Lazio is a true tropical paradise.
Creole Cuisine
Praslin offers delicious Creole cuisine, highlighting dishes made from fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and local spices.
Be sure to try the fish curry, coconut grilled fish, and the delightful coconut desserts in the local restaurants.
The Highlights of Praslin
Must-do activities during your stay in Praslin
Vallée de Mai
Located in the heart of Praslin, Vallée de Mai is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to unique flora and fauna, including the famous coco de mer, an endemic palm producing the largest seeds in the world.
The hiking trails through the valley offer visitors the chance to discover this preserved prehistoric forest.
Diving and Snorkeling
The surrounding waters of Praslin are teeming with spectacular diving and snorkeling sites, offering visitors the opportunity to explore colorful coral reefs, shipwrecks, and diverse marine life, including sea turtles, rays, and a multitude of tropical fish.
Endemic Plants
In addition to the coco de mer, Praslin is home to exceptional flora, including various endemic species of tropical plants.
The botanical gardens of the Vallée de Mai estate offer visitors the opportunity to discover these exotic plants in a preserved natural setting.
Charming Accommodations
From luxurious beachfront resorts to small family guesthouses, Praslin offers a range of accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets.
Enjoy a peaceful and relaxing stay in a picturesque setting, with attentive service and stunning ocean views.
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Praslin at a Glance
Archipelago – Inner Islands of the Seychelles
Area – 37 km2
Population – 8 000 people
Access – By propeller plane from Mahé or by ferry from La Digue
Highest Point – Mount Azore at 367 m