based on 7 experiences from female travelers
I felt safe when i was with my boyfriend! Without him, I think I would not have felt safe! The food was really good, but don’t go to any restaurants- its way too expensive. There are many kind of foodtrucks with homemade food!
Posted: July 6, 2024Soda
Portugal
I visited Seychelles for around 10 days, 6 nights in mahe, 3 nights in La Digue. Upon landing in the airport I luckily hitched a ride from another solo traveler. Later found out that there are local buses running. I felt safe in general. The locals are friendly. The prices are quite high, but manageable if you stay in self catering and have takeaway food, I’d give the average of €75 a night and €20-30 a day for food. Transport is quite tricky if you don’t drive, the bus schedule is available. I’d encouraged buying the bus card at airport or rent a car. Taxis are at least €40 per ride to go anywhere
Posted: June 30, 2024I went to the Seychelles in May/June last year - it was incredible, like nowhere I have ever visited before. The food is amazing, the locals are so warm and friendly, I felt extremely safe. The culture is also amazing.
Posted: April 23, 2023I traveled to Mahé in the summer as a solo traveler and it was amazing. I felt really safe, and the locals were nice and helpful. When I got confused with the bus schedule and got stuck in the rain a few kilometers from my resort, a maintenance worker gave me a lift. The prices were definitely high. Despite this, it was absolutely worth it.
Posted: April 13, 2023I spent 4 nights on Mahe (it could also be 2-3), I really liked the island - both the beaches (I preferred them there than on Praslin, honestly speaking), and hiking (beautiful views). Beau Vallon was disappointing though (next to the Avani resort, where I stayed, is a beautiful beach, which for the 3 days I was there, was practically empty). Praslin was OK (2 days would be enough if you are on a tight schedule), but Le Digue was a real gem. I used Air Seychelles one way, ferry on the other and I definitely recommend the ferry (much cheaper, can be booked online). On Mahe and Praslin I used a car to save time.
Posted: October 9, 2022Louisa
Always open to meet new souls and see what they bring to my life (whether it's knowledge, experience or lessons) and putting myself out there for any lady that might need the extra ride, the company or just information while in the Seychelles