10 Best Tours & Activities in Mahé

Mahé has 113 options. Here are the 10 worth booking.

Mahé

A rum distillery worth lingering in, a semi-submarine for non-divers, UNESCO coco de mer forest on Praslin — Seychelles has more going on than the postcard version admits. The problem is finding it inside 113 listings where the same snorkel tour shows up six different ways. These ten cut through.

  1. 1.Takamaka Rum Distillery

    Mahé

    4.6 (2101 reviews)

    Takamaka Rum Distillery in Pointe Au Sel, Mahé, offers free guided tours that walk visitors through the rum-making process, from sugarcane to barrel aging. Guests consistently praise the knowledgeable staff, informative tours, and the chance to sample a variety of classic and premium rums during paid tastings. The grounds include a well-kept garden with giant tortoises, a bar, a shop, and a food and drink truck.

  2. 2.Semi-Submarine Seychelles

    Mahé

    4.8 (267 reviews)

    Semi-Submarine Seychelles offers guided underwater tours aboard a glass-bottom boat departing from Eden Island, Mahé. Guests observe vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and occasionally sea turtles or rays, all without entering the water. Reviewers highlight the friendly, attentive staff and engaging commentary, making it especially appealing for families and children or those unable to dive.

  3. 3.Vallée des Fruits

    Mahé

    4.8 (259 reviews)

    Vallée des Fruits on Mahé is a plantation offering self-guided tours through diverse fruit trees and tropical gardens, with expansive mountain views and tranquil surroundings. Visitors consistently praise the fresh fruit tastings, homemade fruit juice, and unique 'fruitshi' created by the owner. The experience includes seasonal fruit, a cocktail or coconut drink, and a sample of house-made fruit wine. Friendly staff and a peaceful setting are frequently highlighted.

  4. 4.Victoria Botanical Gardens

    Mahé

    4.2 (1936 reviews)

    Victoria Botanical Gardens on Mahé offers peaceful nature walks among exotic plants, towering trees, and notable Coco de Mer palms. Visitors consistently praise the chance to see and feed Aldabra giant tortoises in a well-kept enclosure, with 29 friendly tortoises including a 98-year-old resident. Benches and clean restrooms are available, though plant signage is limited and some areas could be better maintained. Entry is by paid admission.

  5. 5.Morne Blanc View Point

    Mahé

    4.8 (168 reviews)

    Morne Blanc View Point is an observation deck within Morne National Park on Mahé, accessible via a steep jungle trail. Visitors consistently praise the panoramic views over the western part of the island and the unique atmosphere created by mossy boulders, vines, and mist near the platform. The hike is short but strenuous, with wet and slippery sections along the path.

  6. 6.Star Casino Seychelles

    Mahé

    4.8 (159 reviews)

    Star Casino Seychelles is a well-maintained casino located at Eden Plaza on Mahé's Eden Island. Guests appreciate its lively weekend atmosphere, friendly staff, and suitably priced drinks at the bar. The venue draws both locals and visitors for gaming and socializing, especially on weekends when the crowd is most vibrant. Some note the slot machines could be more up-to-date.

  7. 7.SeyDiscoveryTour

    Mahé

    5 (86 reviews)

    SeyDiscoveryTour offers guided tours and excursions around Mahé, Seychelles, based in Au Cap, Victoria. Led by local guide Michael Thomas, tours are tailored to guests' interests, with a focus on sharing the island’s culture, history, and natural beauty. Reviewers consistently praise Michael’s deep knowledge, flexibility, and passion, as well as the comfortable, clean transport and personalized experiences.

  8. 8.Victoria Clock Tower

    Mahé

    4.2 (1282 reviews)

    Victoria Clock Tower, known locally as 'Lorloz', is a historic landmark located in the heart of Victoria on Mahé island. Built in 1903 to honor Queen Victoria, it serves as a central point for exploring the city's culture and colonial heritage. Visitors consistently note its accessibility, significance, and its position surrounded by shops, markets, and cafes, making it a recognizable symbol of Seychelles' history.

  9. 9.Vasco Tours , Seychellen

    Mahé

    5 (72 reviews)

    Vasco Tours offers guided private tours and excursions around Mahé, Seychelles, starting from Petit Pari. Guests consistently praise Sandro, the guide, for his in-depth local knowledge, engaging storytelling, and ability to show both well-known sights and lesser-known locations not found in guidebooks. Tours are flexible, personalized, and often conducted in German or Swiss German, with hotel pickup included.

  10. 10.Jardin du Roi Spice Garden

    Mahé

    4.2 (1086 reviews)

    Jardin du Roi Spice Garden is a hilltop spice plantation on Mahé featuring a botanical garden with a wide variety of fruit, spice, and medicinal plants. Visitors can explore nature trails, see giant tortoises and other animals, and visit a small house museum. The on-site Creole restaurant is praised for its fresh, local dishes and terrace views. Staff are noted for their friendliness and welcoming service.