The Seychelles trades the Maldives' coral-atoll flatness for something stranger and more dramatic - granite boulders the size of buildings rising straight out of white sand, giant tortoises wandering UNESCO-protected forest, and beaches regularly named among the world's best for a reason that's obvious the moment you see them. This trip splits time between Mahe and Praslin, the two main islands, for variety without overcomplicating the logistics.
Quieter and more remote than most Indian Ocean honeymoon destinations, with noticeably fewer crowds.
Settle into Mahe, the largest island, with time at Beau Vallon Beach and a scenic drive through the Morne Seychellois National Park.
Ferry to Praslin for the granite boulders of Anse Source d'Argent, regularly ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches, and a visit to the Vallee de Mai to see the rare coco de mer palm.
Return ferry to Mahe for your international departure.