A day on foot is ample time to see Victoria, one of the smallest capitals in the world. Located on Mahe, one of the Seychelles' 115 granite and coral islands, Victoria is the republic's business and cultural hub. At its center sits the Victoria Clocktower, a national monument reminiscent of London's "Big Ben" that has kept ticking since 1903, unaffected by the modern glass and concrete development around it. Visit the local art galleries and craft markets to soak up the city's friendly charm.
Restaurants in Victoria
4.5 based on 77 reviews
The views are lovely, you can see the whole island from here, excellent views, there are several benches to just sit and be! A lovely quiet place where you can spend an hour or two having a nice picnic!
4.5 based on 211 reviews
One of the best view from top of the hill. Trail is well maintained, we have done Many nature trail in Seychelles and Copolia is recommended one for tourists. There is enough signages on the way, so that you will not miss the way. Avoid the trail on the rainy day mainly due to fog on the hill you will not able to see the view properly. Management charge 100 scr per tourist, Which I feel is good because they have maintained the trail very well. and for the residents it's free. We were group of 8 persons, when we reached the trail point it was raining very heavily. When rain Stop we have started out trail which is approximately 800 meter height. And we finished the trail approximately in 25 minutes. Trail is not difficult. One need to carry enough water ???? or soft drinks, as on the way is very humid. Once you reach on top, you feel the paradise. Very beautiful view. During clear weather you can see Praslin island, Ladigue island, Denis Island, Saint Anne Island and all the nearby Islands. Finally I would like to thank staff "BIGUTE FERMIE" for her help and guidence, She was very hospitable and Kind.
4.5 based on 390 reviews
800m pretty much straight uphill (there are some spots where it levels out) will take you to this beautiful viewpoint. Most of the trail is shaded. There is a decent sized viewing deck at the top for your photo taking pleasure. What a view it is, greens and blues galore. I didn’t want to go back down.
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Irish Bar, with large selection of drinks. This Bar has the only Draught Guinness in the Indian Ocean Karaoke on Wednesday & Friday Sports on Sunday Open 7 Days per week from 4.00Pm until 4.00Am
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The Mirante La Misere was the best place that I found during my recent trip to obtain peerless views out over vast swathes of Mahe and adjoining Islands! Bring your camera and/or Smartphone. You will certainly be kept busy snapping!
4.0 based on 397 reviews
A spectacular view of the southern part of Mahe Island from this place. Also it is a historical location for Seychelles people where the first school was built here for slave children to study and queen Victoria ll visited here during colonial era.
4.0 based on 1,754 reviews
This is worth a visit at anytime during the day though the spectacle is better in the morning, and Saturday morning is when you can see the most stalls. The produce on sale is fish, fruits, vegetables, spices, some crafts, local honey and preserves. You can go to look and take pictures or buy some fruit to go along with during the day. It takes at most an hour to see everything. If you want to take local products home be a bit picky and ask who made them and where, they all have a story. Probably the best pictures you will get will be the fish and octopus.
4.0 based on 696 reviews
It is a temple for the Hindu religion. It is a spiritual place and the most beautiful place in Seychelles. It is open to all and if you happen to be during the month of January you will get to see some of the prayers, sacrifice and rituals done during thaipoosam a festival for the Lord murugan. Also there are many other festivals celebrated in the temple . You can add this place to your checklist of places to visit! So come relax and enjoy the peaceful place!
4.0 based on 63 reviews
This is one of the largest church complexes in Victoria. It has been around since 1936 and has been well kept and refurbished over the years. The interior is quite nice with many stained glass windows alternating between old style and modern art. At the rear of the building is a beautiful single person spiral staircase to access to loft (closed to the public). BOTTOM LINE: Very much loved seeing this historical cathedral and its grounds. Lots of natural light everywhere. Very well maintained and a nice break from the hustle and bustle of the city. RECOMMEND SITE to visit when exploring Victoria. MY RATING: 9/10.
4.0 based on 119 reviews
I was staying in a budgetary self catering place and this place was godsend! I visited on a Friday and this place was busy with locals. The prices are good and the various smells of fish, ripe fruits and produce was invigorating.I highly recommend a visit here and also note that the first floor has the souvenirs which you will not get at the airport. Very good!
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