Under the water lies a whole other world of life; bigger mammals such as spinner and bottlenose dolphins, pilot, melon head and humpback whales, and even the elusive Dugong have all been spotted across the shores of the Outer Islands Archipelago. The diving is truly special with vibrant coral reefs and more than 1,000 species of fish have been recorded here. The Outer Islands are also home to the greatest natural population of the oldest creature on earth: Giant Tortoises. Live the Attenborough experience whilst watching the nesting turtles scuttle across the beaches in a leap of faith like no other. All in all, the Outer Islands are fantastic for beach and wildlife lovers alike.

There is no denying that the Seychelles ticks all the boxes for a beach holiday. Moreover, it encapsulates every desirable characteristic for beach-goers, which other beach destinations around the world can only dream of. The sands are bright white, the water transparent and turquoise, whilst the islands themselves offer a true castaway experience. Nowhere else in the world can you feel totally isolated, while enjoying such characterful luxury.