The Seychelles is sometimes called the land of perpetual summer. Its warm, subtropical climate makes it the perfect place to escape harsh winters. Humidity can be high between April and October, and you may have to retreat to your suite to escape the dramatic heavy showers, but outside of this season, temperatures are warm, pleasant and perfect for sunbathing, exploring and relaxing. <\/p>\n
Time difference: GMT +4 hours <\/p>\n
Currency: Seychelles Rupee. <\/p>\n
Language: English, Creole and French. <\/p>\n
Flight time from London: Approximately 11 hours. <\/p>\n
Arrival Airport: Seychelles International Airport. <\/p>\n
Entry details for British passport holders: A visa is not required for holidays to The Seychelles. Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. Before you depart, check the latest travel advice at http:\/\/www.fco.gov.uk<\/a>. <\/p>\n A local Signature representative will meet you at your arrival airport and direct you to your pre-booked transfer vehicle. Depending on where you are staying, this may be a direct transfer courtesy of your hotel, via a boat, vehicle or domestic flight. You'll receive a welcome pack containing local information and all contact details. A welcome meeting will be held at your hotel, or should you need advice during your stay, the local office is available to answer your questions. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The rest is here: <\/p>\n Seychelles Holidays - Luxury Breaks | Thomas Cook Signature<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Seychelles is sometimes called the land of perpetual summer. Its warm, subtropical climate makes it the perfect place to escape harsh winters Continue reading