[2025 English River Attraction] Travel Guide for Victoria Clock Tower (Updated May)

Six days of non-stop enjoyment on a family trip to Seychelles! Bring your baby to St. Anne's Marine Park to explore the mysterious underwater world. The Twin Cities glass-bottom boat allows you to take in the underwater scenery. Come and start an unforgettable parent-child time! -- Seychelles, the pearl of the Indian Ocean, consists of 115 islands. There are beautiful beaches, coconut trees, giant tortoises and a colorful underwater world. 🌺It is a paradise for travelers with various styles! -- 🏖️Travel route: Six-day trip to Seychelles Day 1: 🌟After arriving in Seychelles, you will be picked up by a special car and taken to the hotel. Arrange your accommodation and start your vacation! Day 2: 🏝️Start your adventure on Mahe Island - wander among the fine white sand and blue water of Beauvallon Beach - visit the Victoria Clock Tower and appreciate the architectural style and historical imprint under the rule of foreign culture. Day 3: 🌴Enjoy free activities all day, sleep until you wake up naturally, or participate in various activities in the hotel and experience the leisurely island life. Day 4: 🐠Visit St. Anne Marine National Park and take a glass-bottom boat to enjoy the magnificent underwater scenery and rich marine life. Day 5: 🍹All day free again, relax or explore the area around the hotel, enjoy the holiday at your own pace. Day 6: 🛫End the trip to Seychelles and return to your warm home with beautiful memories. -- Travel essentials: 🧳 📞Phone cards must be prepared for easy communication. 🔌A plug converter is necessary to adapt to the local power supply. 🪪Your passport and visa must be complete so you can enter and exit the country without any worries. 👕Short-sleeved shirts and shorts are suitable, and don't forget to protect yourself from the sun and mosquitoes. 🔋Charger and mobile power bank, take photos and record beauty at any time. 💊Carry commonly used medicines with you, health and safety come first. -- Bring your cute kids to Seychelles and enjoy a different parent-child time. More wonderful things are waiting for you to discover. Follow me and explore the wonderful journey to Seychelles together!

We will visit museums, markets, Hindu temples (all in the city). A short drive will take you to Mont Fleuri. Stop to visit the Botanical Gardens, nature lovers will not be disappointed as it is home to many endemic species (coco de mer, fruit bats, breadfruit and orchid gardens, among others). About 10 minutes by car you will reach Beau Vallon. Here visitors will be able to see the most popular beaches in Seychelles. Afterwards you will drive up the mountain to visit the Mission Lodge, the tea factory, the waterfalls and then drive to Grand Anse Beach. Time for lunch and then visit some luxurious beaches such as Four Seasons Beach, Takamaka Beach and Entendance Beach. Stop at the King's Garden (where it's all about raw spices) and our natural swimming pool: Royal Beach. Souvenirs can be bought in the craft village before heading to La Misere viewpoint. Return to Victoria or port or hotel drop off.

The capital, Victoria, the smallest capital in the world, is home to a third of the population of Seychelles. The architecture here is filled with European charm, and the iconic building in the center of Victoria is the Victoria Clock Tower. This clock tower, which witnessed the colonial history of Seychelles, is less than 10 meters tall and was gifted by the British in 1903 (the year Seychelles became a British colony), and is also known as the 'Little Big Ben'. ⛪️ Just around the corner from the city center, you can see the Anglican Church, backed by mountains, with the church shrouded in mist after the rain, looking very ethereal. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Victoria is also a famous landmark of the city, not far away, just a few minutes' walk. 🥬 Stroll around the market to get a feel for the local life. Vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, spices, and groceries are all available for purchase. Here you can also see the national treasure of Seychelles, the very uniquely shaped coco de mer. The locals are very simple and not overly enthusiastic, nor do they mind having their photos taken; some parents of little girls even indicated that I could take pictures of their children. Grateful for this sincere encounter❤️

Getting There - taxi Attractions - tower Hotels - hilltop nearby Food & Restaurants - creole and Japanese Shopping - yes