
The most important cities in Seychelles at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.

Victoria is the capital of the Seychelles and one of the smallest capitals in the world, known for its British colonial charm.
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The most important industrial and commercial area of the Seychelles, built on reclaimed land between Victoria and the airport.
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A mountain village in the center of Mahé, offering one of the best viewpoints over the east coast and the capital.
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A quiet coastal area in the northwest of Praslin, known for its beautiful beaches and turtle nesting sites.
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A residential district on the hills overlooking Victoria, closely linked to the city's working-class history.
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Named after explorer Lazare Picault, this place is known for its historic church and turquoise bays.
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Home to the Seychelles International Airport, making it the first point of arrival for many visitors.
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One of the most popular tourist destinations on Mahé, known for its long sandy beach and water sports.
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A scenic coastal stretch in Au Cap, named after the sea turtles that used to be found here more frequently.
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A coastal district southeast of Victoria, characterized by its hillside location and modern infrastructure.
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A picturesque district at the northern tip of Mahé, known for its granite boulders and hidden coves.
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A coastal village in the northwest of Mahé, the starting point for hikes to the secluded Anse Major beach.
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A rural village in the south of Mahé, serving as a gateway for exploring the pristine south coast.
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A secluded bay and settlement at the western end of Mahé, famous for snorkeling and pristine nature.
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The tourist heart of Praslin, home to the famous Anse Volbert beach and many water sports activities.
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An exclusive residential area on the slopes of Morne Seychellois National Park, featuring a cooler mountain climate.
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One of the capital's oldest districts, known for its historic cemetery and colonial monuments.
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A forested inland district through which the main road connecting Victoria and Port Glaud passes.
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The end of the road in northwest Mahé, known as the starting point for the trail to Anse Major.
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The second phase of the Perseverance project, providing additional housing and community facilities.
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A modern, man-made residential district on reclaimed land, designed for the growing population.
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A picturesque spot in the west of Mahé, known for its marine national park and calm swimming waters.
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A quiet district on the northern coast of Mahé, known for its rugged coastline and clear water.
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UNESCO World Heritage site and the world's second-largest coral atoll, home to giant tortoises.
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A wide sandy beach and district on the west coast of Mahé, known for its impressive waves.
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A steep hillside district in Victoria offering impressive panoramic views over the city and harbor.
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A quiet coastal area on the west of Mahé, home to exclusive resorts and the Vacoa Nature Trail.
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A district on the east coast of Mahé, named after the waterfalls that cascade down from the hills.
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A fertile valley in the south of Mahé, known for its agricultural use and lush nature.
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An important regional center in the south of Mahé, with a rich history and beautiful beaches.
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A quiet village on the west coast of Mahé, offering beautiful views of the offshore islands.
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The largest settlement on Praslin Island, featuring a long sandy beach and the island's airport.
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A residential area near Beau Vallon, popular with both locals and tourists.
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A quiet residential area in the Glacis district, known for its spectacular ocean views.
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A small village on Praslin located right next to the island's airport, characterized by local guesthouses.
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A suburb north of Victoria offering a mix of residential areas and local shops.
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A scenic coastal stretch in the southeast of Mahé with shallow waters and coral reefs.
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The gateway to Praslin Island, where most ferries dock, and a key commercial hub.
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A busy coastal settlement on the east coast of Mahé with markets and craft centers.
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A secluded coastal area in the south of Praslin with wild beaches and granite rocks.
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A central district of Victoria, housing important government buildings and schools.
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A quiet coastal village on the west coast of Mahé, nestled between mountains and the sea.
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A district located on reclaimed land, home to the national sports stadium.
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A district on the outskirts of Victoria, known for the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens.
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A residential and industrial area located near the international airport on the east coast.
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A small village on the east coast of Mahé, squeezed between the sea and the steep mountains.
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A district in the far south of Mahé, named after the characteristic Takamaka trees.
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The main village on La Digue, home to the harbor and the pulse of island life.
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An elevated residential area north of Victoria with views overlooking the harbor.
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A populous suburb of Victoria with views toward the man-made Eden Island.
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Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.