Itinerary
Seychelles honeymoon itinerary: 7 nights, day by day
Seychelles's 7-night honeymoon is the Indian Ocean splurge — granite-boulder beaches, jungle backdrops, and the most photogenic-iconic Indian Ocean experience available. The itinerary below is built around North Island (the ultra-luxury private island) for couples with the budget, or Six Senses Zil Pasyon as the more accessible-luxury alternative.
In short
7 nights at Constance Lemuria Praslin Seychelles. Day-by-day plan, the one splurge experience, specific restaurants, and the realistic all-in cost.
The anchor hotel
Why this hotel for Seychelles
For couples wanting accessible Seychelles luxury, Constance Lemuria on Praslin is the right anchor. 105 suites and villas on a 3-beach property including Anse Georgette (frequently rated among the world's top beaches). The property has the 18-hole championship golf course (the only one in Seychelles), three restaurants, and direct beach access. At $700–1,500/night it's the friendly tier of Seychelles luxury — North Island and Fregate are the splurge tier at $4,000+/night.
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The 7-night day-by-day
Arrival
Morning. Arrive Mahé. 15-minute helicopter or 90-minute ferry to Praslin.
Afternoon. Check in to Constance Lemuria. Beach. Pool.
Evening. Welcome dinner at Le Diva (the property's signature restaurant).
Restaurants: Le Diva
Settle in
Morning. Vallée de Mai morning — the UNESCO-protected primaeval forest on Praslin (home of the coco de mer palm). 2-hour walking visit.
Afternoon. Return to the property. Lunch. Pool afternoon.
Evening. Dinner at The Nest (Asian fusion).
Restaurants: The Nest
Signature day
Morning. La Digue day trip — 15-minute ferry, rent bicycles, ride to Anse Source d'Argent (the most photographed beach in the world).
Afternoon. Lunch on La Digue at a local restaurant. Beach time.
Evening. Return ferry. Dinner back at Constance Lemuria.
Restaurants: La Digue local (lunch), Le Diva (dinner)
Sleep-in
Sleep-in dayMorning. Sleep-in day. Late breakfast.
Afternoon. Spa double-treatment at the U Spa.
Evening. Quiet in-villa dinner.
Restaurants: In-villa dining
Adventure
Morning. Anse Georgette beach morning — the property's private beach is one of the world's top-rated.
Afternoon. Pool afternoon. Lunch.
Evening. Sunset cocktails. Casual dinner.
Restaurants: Beach BBQ
Quiet day
Morning. Snorkel excursion to St. Pierre or Curieuse Island (book through hotel) — protected marine reserves with extraordinary visibility.
Afternoon. Return to the resort. Quiet afternoon.
Evening. Final big dinner at Le Diva.
Restaurants: Le Diva
Departure
Morning. Slow morning. Pack.
Afternoon. Helicopter or ferry back to Mahé. International flight.
Evening. In transit.
The splurge
La Digue day trip (day 3) including Anse Source d'Argent — the bicycle ride to one of the world's most photographed beaches is the iconic Seychelles experience and the trip's photo-defining moment.
What it costs
7 nights at Constance Lemuria: $700–1,500/night = $4,900–10,500. Helicopter transfer Mahé-Praslin: $700–1,000. Flights from Europe: $1,500–2,500. Flights from US: $2,500–3,500. Extras (Vallée de Mai, La Digue, snorkel excursion, spa): $1,500. Total all-in for two: $10,600–17,000.
Book your Seychelles honeymoon
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The honest take
Seychelles rewards the couples who balance dramatic photography (granite beaches) with thoughtful exploration (Vallée de Mai, La Digue). The honeymoon that just stays at the resort misses the geological uniqueness of the destination. The honeymoon that runs around three islands misses the rest.
Full destination guide: Seychelles honeymoon guide
Frequently asked questions
Should we splurge on North Island instead?
If the budget reaches $4–5k/night per villa — yes, North Island is the iconic Seychelles splurge. 11 villas total on the entire island. For most couples, Constance Lemuria at 1/4 the cost delivers an excellent Seychelles experience.
Best month?
April–May and October–November are the shoulder windows with calmer seas. June–September is the dry season but with stronger trade winds (some find too windy). December–March is the wetter monsoon season.
Is the helicopter transfer necessary?
For Praslin, no — the 15-minute ferry from Mahé is fine and dramatically cheaper. For Denis Island, Bird Island, North Island — yes, helicopter is the only practical access.
Can we do Seychelles in 5 nights?
Yes, but tight. The transfer logistics (Mahé arrival, internal transit) eat enough time that 7 nights at a single property is the right honeymoon length. 10 nights lets you do two properties (Mahé arrival + Praslin or North Island main stay).
