La Digue, the third largest in terms of population, is ideal for a tranquil and relaxed get-away, with its heavenly fine white sand beaches simply out of this world. Transport here is mainly by ox-cart or bicycle. The island is accessible in thirty minutes by boat from Praslin

At one mile to the north east of Praslin, the small island of Curieuse is strictly protected. A Conservation Project focus on Giant tortoises originating from Aldabra: the small ones are protected in pens, while the adults roam freely on the island. A walk on a raised path allow visitors to explore a mangrove forest.  

This nature reserve is managed by BirdLife Seychelles and is famed for its huge seabird colonies and rare land birds, including the Seychelles Warbler and Seychelles Magpie-robin, two of the rarest bird on earth. During the breeding season, Hawksbill Turtles come ashore to lay their eggs above the tide level.

This island is a jewel among the Seychelles Inner Islands. It is a tiny tropical island part of the Curieuse National Park and an excellent site for snorkeling and diving.