Nightlife in the heart of victoria

Theres not much of nightlife during the weekdays,casinos and nightclubs are the main amusement attractions amongst the young lifes of seychelles,

On the main island on Mahe amusement centre is a most frequented casino located in victoria in the vinicity of victoria's new port,often found crowded at around the end of the months,thats were the salaries of the hard working days for many are flushed down the drain,There are other available casinos on the island mostly in hotels,

There are mainly two nightclubs in heart of victoria,they are barel and lovnut nightclubs both are well frequented amongst tourists.

Then theres two other main frequented ones,like katiolo located at anse aux pines and tequila boom situated at beau vallon(beau belle),they attract quite the amount of people and tourists,

The music in seychelles are mixed comprised of reggea,r n b,hip hop,soul,slow etc..

The hop culture are popular amongst the youths,which the elders find it hard for seychelles to keep its cultural customs in few years past..

Every friday night starting from 6 pm onwards,located near the seaside at marine chater in victoria,you will find yourself surrounded by stalls,barbeques,live music and drunk people dancing the beat of different songs,mostly its a celebration of the a long fustrated week.Its were many friends meet after a busy week,to chat,crack jokes.

So if you're coming to seychelles expecting to find amusement to be honest you've come to the wrong place,in seychelles we do make our own adventure,our own fun, OUR OWN NIGHTLIFE.

Do's and Don't

This section covers those areas or activities which, in the interests of enjoying a fine holiday experience, are best avoided.

Although Seychelles has a relatively low level of crime it is advisable not to carry large sums of money, items of value or important documents such as passports on your person. Most hotels offer facilities for safeguarding these. Similarly, do not take these to the beach or leave them in your hired vehicle or on display in your hotel room.

Avoid changing all your foreign exchange into Seychelles Rupees (SCR) at one time but rather calculate your daily requirements and change only what you need for a specific period of time.

Do not change your foreign exchange  with unauthorised traders but rather through banks, hotel cashiers and at the Bureau de Change.Purchasing with an unauthorised person might result in buying fake money..

Do not stay at unlicensed tourism premises as these may not offer you the quality of vacation that you had envisaged and may lead to a range of disappointing experiences.

As with many tourism destinations be prudent when it comes to walking alone at night or in secluded places such as remote beaches. If you are intending to go out alone then it is wise to advise someone at your hotel of your proposed whereabouts.

Remember that the sun in Seychelles is very strong. Do not lie in it without applying sun block of an appropriate strength for your skin.

Drinking excesively an amount of water each day is highly recommended.

Please do not litter. If there are no litter bins immediately available, then please take your litter until you reach a  closest bin or take it back to your hotel and dispose of it accordingly.

Please resist the urge to collect seashells along the beaches as many are used as habitation by hermit crabs. Collecting shells is prohibited in nature reserves, marine parks and reserves in Seychelles. The unique and unusual tropical flora is beautiful and for it to remain so, it is important that you admire it, but leave it for others to enjoy. Any flora taken as souvenirs must have a certificate and an official export permit which must be produced, when checking in at the international airport.

Be considerate towards the fauna and sensitive to its sometimes fragile nature. Please walk carefully on the reefs and do not feed sea birds, mammals, turtles or tortoises or disturb them or their nesting grounds.

Things To Do

What sets Seychelles apart from so many other holiday destinations is its wide variety of islands -- each one with its own particular geography, character and history. Whether you choose a day excursion to one of the many Inner granitic islands, or an extended stay on one of our exotic island hideaways, Seychelles has something exceptional to offer.

Experiencing more than one island during your stay is a must and will add a dimension to your holiday experience that you will never forget.

Whatever your choice, a regular network of air and sea transport operating out of the principal island of Mahé will cater for most itineraries. Ferry services, domestic flights and even helicopter transfers are also available on a daily basis to many of the islands.

The diversity of the Seychelles landscape rushes up to greet you the moment your aircraft begins its descent and promises a long list of things to do.

Seychelles is famous for having some of the best beaches in the world, pristine and uncrowded. Some are framed by age-old granite boulders. Others offer powder-soft sands, turquoise waters and sublime opportunities for swimming, snorkeling or pure relaxation.

There are great opportunities for island-hopping between the 16 islands that currently offer accommodation. These range from sumptuous 5-star resorts to rustic island lodges and cozy beachside bungalows. On your way, you will discover such gems as the legendary Vallée de Mai, home to the legendary Coco-de-Mer.

You will also find proud national monuments, beautiful Creole houses, artists’ studios, national reserves and marine parks, as well as breathtaking natural wonders above and beneath the waves. Various excursions will introduce you to the pleasures of glass-bottom boating, or enjoying a choice of water sports.

There’s also golf, horse-riding and guided nature tours where to enjoy some of the rarest species of flora and fauna on earth. Not forgetting the mellow Seychelles nightlife where you can take in a casino, some local bars and fine restaurants offering unforgettable Creole and international cuisine.