Safari in Vallée de Mai National Reserve

Similar to January, with warm, humid conditions and intermittent rain. The sea can be a bit rough.

Birdlife remains active. Keep an eye out for nesting seabirds on the smaller islands.

We recommend visiting the less developed islands for a more secluded experience, enjoying the vibrant greenery after the rains.

Rainfall begins to decrease, though showers are still possible. It remains warm and humid.

Marine life is abundant, with excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving as the waters start to calm.

We find March offers a fantastic balance of good weather and low visitor numbers, ideal for exploring Aldabra's marine wonders.

The weather transitions to the dry season with less rain and lower humidity. Winds are generally light.

This is prime time for whale shark sightings, particularly around the outer islands. Giant tortoises are active.

We absolutely recommend April for Aldabra, as the calmer seas make exploring the lagoon and its incredible wildlife so much easier.

Calm seas and minimal rainfall characterize this month. It's warm and sunny with pleasant breezes.

Whale shark season continues, and the underwater visibility is superb for diving and snorkeling. Birding is excellent.

We love May for its perfect conditions for exploring the underwater world; the clarity is simply breathtaking.

The southeast trade winds pick up, bringing drier air and cooler temperatures. It's generally sunny and pleasant.

This is a great month for observing giant tortoises on Praslin and Curieuse. The seas remain calm for marine activities.

We find June offers a refreshing change with the trade winds, making hikes through the nature reserves particularly enjoyable.

The southeast trade winds are strongest, making the sea choppier on the eastern sides of islands. Inland areas are dry and sunny.

Giant tortoises are very active and visible. Seabird colonies are thriving on islands like Aride.

We recommend July for its reliably dry weather and the chance to see giant tortoises in their natural habitat, though book well in advance.

Similar to July, with strong trade winds and dry conditions. The eastern coasts can be rough, while western coasts are calmer.

This is peak season for giant tortoise sightings. The marine parks are still excellent for snorkeling and diving.

We love the energetic feel of August, with the winds providing a cooling effect, perfect for exploring the islands' diverse ecosystems.

The trade winds begin to ease, and the weather remains dry and sunny. Humidity starts to increase slightly.

The end of whale shark season, but marine life is still abundant. Birding is good as resident species are active.

We find September offers a sweet spot with fewer crowds than July/August but still excellent dry weather for exploring.

The weather transitions back towards the rainy season, with increasing humidity and a higher chance of showers. Winds are light.

This is a fantastic month for birdwatching, with many species in breeding plumage. Sea turtles may start nesting.

We recommend October for its excellent birding opportunities and the chance to see turtles beginning their nesting cycles.

Expect warm, humid conditions with frequent, often short, rain showers. The sea is generally calm.

The islands are at their greenest. It's a good time for spotting nesting seabirds and observing the rich flora.

We love the lushness of the Seychelles in November; the rain brings everything to life, and the visitor numbers are low.

Warm and humid with a high chance of rain, though showers are often brief. The sea is typically calm.

This is a good month for spotting nesting sea turtles on secluded beaches. The lush vegetation supports abundant birdlife.

We recommend December for those seeking vibrant, tropical scenery and the chance to witness nesting turtles, but be prepared for rain.

Similar to January, with warm, humid conditions and intermittent rain. The sea can be a bit rough.

Birdlife remains active. Keep an eye out for nesting seabirds on the smaller islands.

We recommend visiting the less developed islands for a more secluded experience, enjoying the vibrant greenery after the rains.

Rainfall begins to decrease, though showers are still possible. It remains warm and humid.

Marine life is abundant, with excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving as the waters start to calm.

We find March offers a fantastic balance of good weather and low visitor numbers, ideal for exploring Aldabra's marine wonders.

The weather transitions to the dry season with less rain and lower humidity. Winds are generally light.

This is prime time for whale shark sightings, particularly around the outer islands. Giant tortoises are active.

We absolutely recommend April for Aldabra, as the calmer seas make exploring the lagoon and its incredible wildlife so much easier.

Calm seas and minimal rainfall characterize this month. It's warm and sunny with pleasant breezes.

Whale shark season continues, and the underwater visibility is superb for diving and snorkeling. Birding is excellent.

We love May for its perfect conditions for exploring the underwater world; the clarity is simply breathtaking.

The southeast trade winds pick up, bringing drier air and cooler temperatures. It's generally sunny and pleasant.

This is a great month for observing giant tortoises on Praslin and Curieuse. The seas remain calm for marine activities.

We find June offers a refreshing change with the trade winds, making hikes through the nature reserves particularly enjoyable.

The southeast trade winds are strongest, making the sea choppier on the eastern sides of islands. Inland areas are dry and sunny.

Giant tortoises are very active and visible. Seabird colonies are thriving on islands like Aride.

We recommend July for its reliably dry weather and the chance to see giant tortoises in their natural habitat, though book well in advance.

Similar to July, with strong trade winds and dry conditions. The eastern coasts can be rough, while western coasts are calmer.

This is peak season for giant tortoise sightings. The marine parks are still excellent for snorkeling and diving.

We love the energetic feel of August, with the winds providing a cooling effect, perfect for exploring the islands' diverse ecosystems.

The trade winds begin to ease, and the weather remains dry and sunny. Humidity starts to increase slightly.

The end of whale shark season, but marine life is still abundant. Birding is good as resident species are active.

We find September offers a sweet spot with fewer crowds than July/August but still excellent dry weather for exploring.

The weather transitions back towards the rainy season, with increasing humidity and a higher chance of showers. Winds are light.

This is a fantastic month for birdwatching, with many species in breeding plumage. Sea turtles may start nesting.

We recommend October for its excellent birding opportunities and the chance to see turtles beginning their nesting cycles.

Expect warm, humid conditions with frequent, often short, rain showers. The sea is generally calm.

The islands are at their greenest. It's a good time for spotting nesting seabirds and observing the rich flora.

We love the lushness of the Seychelles in November; the rain brings everything to life, and the visitor numbers are low.

Warm and humid with a high chance of rain, though showers are often brief. The sea is typically calm.

This is a good month for spotting nesting sea turtles on secluded beaches. The lush vegetation supports abundant birdlife.

We recommend December for those seeking vibrant, tropical scenery and the chance to witness nesting turtles, but be prepared for rain.

Similar to January, with warm, humid conditions and intermittent rain. The sea can be a bit rough.

Birdlife remains active. Keep an eye out for nesting seabirds on the smaller islands.

We recommend visiting the less developed islands for a more secluded experience, enjoying the vibrant greenery after the rains.

Rainfall begins to decrease, though showers are still possible. It remains warm and humid.

Marine life is abundant, with excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving as the waters start to calm.

We find March offers a fantastic balance of good weather and low visitor numbers, ideal for exploring Aldabra's marine wonders.

The weather transitions to the dry season with less rain and lower humidity. Winds are generally light.

This is prime time for whale shark sightings, particularly around the outer islands. Giant tortoises are active.

We absolutely recommend April for Aldabra, as the calmer seas make exploring the lagoon and its incredible wildlife so much easier.

Calm seas and minimal rainfall characterize this month. It's warm and sunny with pleasant breezes.

Whale shark season continues, and the underwater visibility is superb for diving and snorkeling. Birding is excellent.

We love May for its perfect conditions for exploring the underwater world; the clarity is simply breathtaking.

The southeast trade winds pick up, bringing drier air and cooler temperatures. It's generally sunny and pleasant.

This is a great month for observing giant tortoises on Praslin and Curieuse. The seas remain calm for marine activities.

We find June offers a refreshing change with the trade winds, making hikes through the nature reserves particularly enjoyable.

The southeast trade winds are strongest, making the sea choppier on the eastern sides of islands. Inland areas are dry and sunny.

Giant tortoises are very active and visible. Seabird colonies are thriving on islands like Aride.

We recommend July for its reliably dry weather and the chance to see giant tortoises in their natural habitat, though book well in advance.

Similar to July, with strong trade winds and dry conditions. The eastern coasts can be rough, while western coasts are calmer.

This is peak season for giant tortoise sightings. The marine parks are still excellent for snorkeling and diving.

We love the energetic feel of August, with the winds providing a cooling effect, perfect for exploring the islands' diverse ecosystems.

The trade winds begin to ease, and the weather remains dry and sunny. Humidity starts to increase slightly.

The end of whale shark season, but marine life is still abundant. Birding is good as resident species are active.

We find September offers a sweet spot with fewer crowds than July/August but still excellent dry weather for exploring.

The weather transitions back towards the rainy season, with increasing humidity and a higher chance of showers. Winds are light.

This is a fantastic month for birdwatching, with many species in breeding plumage. Sea turtles may start nesting.

We recommend October for its excellent birding opportunities and the chance to see turtles beginning their nesting cycles.

Expect warm, humid conditions with frequent, often short, rain showers. The sea is generally calm.

The islands are at their greenest. It's a good time for spotting nesting seabirds and observing the rich flora.

We love the lushness of the Seychelles in November; the rain brings everything to life, and the visitor numbers are low.

Warm and humid with a high chance of rain, though showers are often brief. The sea is typically calm.

This is a good month for spotting nesting sea turtles on secluded beaches. The lush vegetation supports abundant birdlife.

We recommend December for those seeking vibrant, tropical scenery and the chance to witness nesting turtles, but be prepared for rain.