Seychelles Accommodation
How to choose where to stay on Mahé, Praslin, La Digue and beyond — by island, by area and by the kind of trip you are planning.
Hero image: Cote D'Or Beach – Anse Volbert – Praslin – Seychelles.jpg by NorbertNagel, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Choosing where to stay in Seychelles starts with choosing islands. Most trips combine Mahé with Praslin and La Digue, and the right base on each island depends on the season, how much you want to walk to restaurants, and whether you are self-catering or staying in a hotel.
Every accommodation listing in this guide links to its own page here first. A property is only listed once an exact listing with an approved booking partner has been verified, and we never invent prices, ratings or availability.
Accommodation by region
Mahé AccommodationVictoria, Beau Vallon and the southern beaches — the arrival island and the widest choice of bases.Browse Mahé →
Praslin AccommodationThe Vallée de Mai, Anse Lazio and Côte d’Or — the classic second stop on an island-hopping trip.Browse Praslin →
La Digue AccommodationBicycles, granite boulders and Anse Source d’Argent — a short ferry ride from Praslin.Browse La Digue →
Silhouette & Other Inner Islands AccommodationSilhouette, Félicité, Frégate, Denis, Bird, North and Cousine — island stays reached by boat or air.Browse Silhouette & Other Inner Islands →
Outer Islands AccommodationDesroches, Alphonse, Platte, Astove, Cosmoledo, Farquhar and Aldabra — remote coral atolls.Browse Outer Islands →A selection of places to stay
A few of the properties listed on this site on each of the three main islands. Every card opens the property’s own guide page, where its verified booking listing is linked.
Mahé
Praslin
La Digue
How to choose Seychelles accommodation
Start with the island and the area, then the property. On Mahé, Beau Vallon suits travellers who want restaurants within walking distance, while the south and west are quieter. On Praslin, Côte d’Or is the most convenient base for boat trips; on La Digue, staying near La Passe keeps the jetty and bicycle hire close. Think about the season, too: the trade winds change which beaches are calm.
Seychelles accommodation ranges from family-run guesthouses and self-catering apartments to small hotels, resorts and private-island lodges. Self-catering is popular and practical, with supermarkets on the main islands. For official visitor information, see seychelles.travel.