Christmas with sun, beach and sea

The dream destination Seychelles

The European winter has lost more and more of its charm in recent years. Instead of a white Christmas, there is usually only cold and wet weather. If you don't fancy that, it's better to look around for more pleasant alternatives. The Seychelles, for example, is a particularly beautiful place for travel lovers to spend their Christmas holidays.

The archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean has an average temperature of 27 to 28 degrees in December and January. So nobody needs to worry about potential frostbite here. Although there are occasional rain showers, they usually don't last longer than half an hour. The short shower is therefore more of a refreshing way to cool down in the high temperatures. For the rest of the day, the sun shines brightly. Holidaymakers can enjoy this on one of the beautiful dream beaches, of which the islands have more than enough to offer. The huge selection makes it difficult to decide which islands and beaches to choose when planning your trip. The certified Seychelles expert Seyvillas offers the perfect help with its online travel guide. The online guide is the largest of its kind and provides a detailed overview of the vacation and adventure options on the 115 islands. Those with a taste for luxury will be delighted by the magnificent selection of exclusive accommodation for the Christmas and New Year period.


Mahé - a picture-book vacation

If you are looking for pure luxury, head to the Four Seasons Resort on the fantastically beautiful Petite Anse bay, close to Baie Lazare. The exclusive tree-top villas, coupled with world-class service, offer an unforgettable experience in a class of its own. The resort is located on the west coast of the Seychelles' main island of Mahé, directly in the picturesque bay of Petite Anse. Whether traditional massages, culinary delights or workouts in the air-conditioned fitness center. The spa and leisure facilities are incredibly diverse and offer various options for every type of vacation. The resort offers fun and entertainment for the whole family. While the little ones let off steam in the kids' or teens' club, parents can enjoy some well-deserved togetherness.


Palm-fringed beaches on Praslin

The second largest Seychelles island, Praslin, is home to the beautiful Hotel Coco de Mer. The spacious property in the southwest of the island is located directly on Anse Bois de Rose. This beach stands out from others due to its seclusion and tranquillity. From the large sun terrace, holidaymakers have a wonderful view of the turquoise blue ocean. This can be enjoyed particularly well with a refreshing drink from one of the three hotel bars. Those who prefer something a little more adventurous can hire bicycles and explore the island. Guests can discover the hotel's own nature trail on a guided hike. Snorkeling and stand-up paddling equipment is available for exploring the water.


Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa

The Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa is the largest hotel on the small Seychelles island of Silhouette. If you like to combine luxury with nature, this is the place for you. The five-star resort offers relaxation in the spa, fitness studio and its own tennis court. The island also offers a wonderful natural spectacle. Silhouette has been an official national park for over two decades. The island is home to giant tortoises, short-tailed bats and mini-chameleons in the wild. Nature lovers who are good walkers will definitely get their money's worth here. Those who prefer to enjoy the peace and quiet, on the other hand, can visit one of the paradisiacal sugar-white sandy beaches.