Ile Moyenne

Moyenne island is characterized by white sand and granite boulders, and its lush green cover is beautiful. One needs to pay entry fees for a tour of the island, and there is a decent restaurant (Jolly Roger). It houses quite a few giant tortoises. Considered to be the smallest national park in Seychelles, there is a well-marked trail that takes roughly an hour to complete, circling the island. While buying the entry ticket, one gets a pamphlet about the trail and various popular spots to cover. At the last leg of the trail, on a climb are naturally designed granite stones that one can climb for a larger view of the island...

When I came to Seychelles my biggest dream was to see and touch turtles 🐢 we reached this island by sea. It's beautiful place to stay and make pictures of best memories. National Park costs 250 rupees to enter. It's a round walk trip. Turtles live there and freely travel around) any of it you can touch, feed and photo with.. It's amazing 👏 😍 I was happy like kid🙏 it's also turtle museum and turtle nursery there. Many ways to go down to beach directly. Beautiful views. Lovely experience. I highly recommend to visit 👍 on our back way we were snorkeling, swimming, feeding fish, had lunch with plenty of local...

We had the best excursion during our stay in the Seychelles with Mason's Travel's Reef Safari! (See my full review on Mason's Travel page.)

We had ~2 hours to discover Moyenne Island with its adult and cute baby turtles. We highly recommend you go through all the routes as the clamshell rock (in the photo) seemed to be a rarely visited spot despite being super gorgeous. There were also gorgeous pheasants and other birds nearby. You can also buy quite pricey (250 SCR) cocktails at Jolly Roger Bar, or snorkel...