Praslin Seychelles Travel Guide
Year-Round: Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, and dampness-sweat-wicking synthetic fabrics. These materials do not stay wet for long and aid in body temperature regulation in high humidity. Daytime Wear: Consider shorts, skirts, light dresses, and comfortable t-shirts or tank tops. Sundresses and sarongs are ideal for beach days.
Swimming and Beach Activities: Bring multiple Swimsuits or board shorts. A rash guard gives useful sun protection for extended water time. Hiking and Nature Walks: Pack light hiking shorts or pants. Comfortable t-shirts suit these pursuits. Choose materials that breathe and dry quickly.
Flip-flops or Sandals are ideal for common use and beach outings.
Water shoes are highly recommended. They protect feet from sharp coral, rocks, and a spiny sea creature.
Bring comfortable Walking shoes or light hiking boots for Vallée de Mai or Fond Ferdinand. Trails can be uneven.
Keep all important documents secure and accessible. Carry both printed and digital copies.
Voltage: 240V at 50Hz. Plug Type: G (UK standard three-pin). A Universal travel adapter supporting A A type g plug (uk style) plug (uk style) is highly recommended. Verify device compatibility with 240V.
A Waterproof camera or Underwater housing for your phone/camera is recommended. A GoPro HERO12 Black is a popular choice. Pack extra batteries and memory cards.
NordVPN, ExpressVPN for secure browsing.
B&H Photo for camera and electronics purchases.
Airalo for international eSIMs.
Pack a practical health kit for common travel ailments. A basic First aid kit is key. Include: Ibuprofen/paracetamol, antiseptic wipes, bandages, Anti-diarrhea medication.
Prescription Medications: Bring an adequate supply in original packaging with labels. A doctor's note or prescription copy is advised. Over-the-Counter: Motion sickness tablets for ferry trips, rehydration salts for dehydration, antacids for indigestion.
Gear are available for rent, but bringing your own Mask and snorkel offers comfort and proper fit. Certified divers might bring their own Dive computer.
A small, lightweight Backpack for day hikes is practical. It helps carry water, snacks, and a camera. Binoculars aid birding in nature reserves.
A Waterproof dry bag safeguards electronics, wallets, and other valuables from sea spray or unexpected splashes. This is especially true for day trips to nearby islets.
These items contribute to your complete comfort and security. For transportation, a Neck pillow, Eye mask, and Earplugs are useful for long flights and ferry rides. A Lightweight scarf or pashmina suits as a head covering, shoulder wrap, or sun protection.
Reusable Items: A Reusable water bottle (sustainable and money-saving), a reusable shopping bag for groceries/souvenirs, and Reusable utensils/straw for takeaways.
Visually check everything you plan to bring.
Discard items not strictly necessary for the journey.
Lighter bags mean easier and more flexible travel.
Embrace the tropical vibe and prepare for a rewarding journey.
Smart packing strategies means laying out all your planned items, then removing non-essential ones. Less baggage makes travel smoother.
Embrace the tropical vibe and get ready for a fulfilling journey!
