Black Pearl Transfers & Tours

18/09/2024

04/04/2021

One of the best and popular restaurant on La Digue has recently re-open its door to the public. Don't miss out their delicious dishes while you're there!

04/04/2021

Planning your island hopping? Check out the new schedules for the ferries between Mahe, Praslin and La Digue.

04/04/2021

04/04/2021

We can't help but still be intrigued by the world's largest and heaviest nut found only in Seychelles! 🥥

Do you know the legends surrounding this endemic nut? 😊

📸: Michel Desnousse

04/04/2021

12/03/2021

Nothing beats quality time with family! We are definitely proud to be a family-friendly destination 😊

If this doesn't put Seychelles on your bucket list, we're not quite sure what else will 😉

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12/03/2021

We're welcoming you back to paradise!
Have a look at what you need to know before landing on our sandy shores 😊

11/03/2021

We’ve got great news! Seychelles has announced the reopening of its borders to all countries, aside from South Africa, with no quarantine requirement, as from March 25, 2021, allowing guests from across the world to soon enjoy paradise once again.

Have you planned your trip yet?

09/03/2021

Make your next family getaway a tropical one and discover Seychelles as you look out to the Indian Ocean from the extended pool in your Residence Villa.

09/03/2021

There is so much to see and experience in Seychelles. Here are some shots taken around Praslin island for you to enjoy the beauty while you plan your next summer holiday in the Seychelles!

Contact us now to book a tour or transfers on Praslin or La Digue!
Call: +248 2599767
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Email: [email protected]

07/03/2021

07/03/2021

HELLO WORLD, SEYCHELLES IS CALLING!

Welcoming all visitors from 25 March, 2021 to our shores.

07/03/2021

SEYCHELLES OPENS UP TO THE WORLD!

Seychelles opens up to the world

The Indian Ocean island destination has announced that it will be welcoming visitors from across the globe, irrespective of their vaccination status, as from March 25, 2021. Visitors from South Africa will still not be permitted to enter Seychelles for the time being until further review.

The announcement was made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Sylvestre Radegonde in a press briefing this morning, Thursday, March 4, 2021, at the Seychelles Tourism Board (STB) conference room at Botanical House following the Tourism Task Force Committee meeting.

Visitors will now only be required to present a negative PCR test taken 72 hours prior to departure.
There will be no quarantine requirement nor restriction on movement upon entry into Seychelles.
Additionally, the minimum stay in establishments upon arrival will no longer be applicable.

However, visitors will still be required to adhere to other public health measures put in place in view of the pandemic these will include wearing of face masks, social distancing, regular sanitisation or washing of hands.
The new measures also give visitors access to all communal area within the hotel premises inclusive of bars, swimming pools, spas and Kid’s club.

Minister Radegonde stated that the decision to review and relax the entry procedures in the country has been made possible in view of the success registered in the aggressive vaccination campaign that the country embarked on earlier in the year.

“The vaccination campaign has been quite successful. The government has done everything in its power to make sure that the population is protected. We have now arrived at the point where opening our borders further is the next step to allow for our economic recovery. The measures being announced reflect broadly the recommendation of our tourism partners and have been done in full consultation with and the endorsement of our health authorities.”

The small island nation off the east coast of Africa whose economy is based primarily on tourism was the first African country to launch a bold, comprehensive and effective Covid-19 immunisation campaign, in January 2021.

The destination will continuously review the new entry measures to ensure that at all times the health and safety of the visitors and the local population are not compromised.
More details will be available shortly through the updated travel advisory on www.tourism.gov.sc.