Seychelles is more than a tropical paradise — it's a melting pot of African, French, Indian, and Chinese heritage. Discover expressive art, colorful festivals, and centuries-old traditions just minutes from Eden Island.
One of Seychelles' most renowned artists, Michael Adams captures island life
in vibrant watercolor and ink. Visit his peaceful gallery nestled in lush
gardens.
Located at Anse Aux Poules Bleues, Mahé
Dedicated to preserving Seychellois Creole language and traditions, this
cultural hub offers exhibits, workshops, and insights into island life.
Located at Domaine Les Mamelles, Mahé
A must-visit for anyone curious about the islands' colonial past,
independence journey, and vibrant present. Displays include tools, maps, and
island relics.
Located at Victoria, Mahé
This UNESCO-listed cultural tradition features rhythmic drumming, dancing,
and storytelling - usually seen at festivals or cultural nights.
Often performed during Creole Festival or at local hotels
A charming boutique art space showcasing modern island art, local crafts,
and handmade jewelry - perfect for finding a one-of-a-kind souvenir.
Located at Eden Plaza, near Eden Island
Did you know? The Moutya dance was once a form of emotional and political resistance during slavery - today it is a symbol of Seychellois pride and resilience.
