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OverviewThe world is full of wonderful beaches awaiting your discovery. Travel to the island paradise of the Seychelles or Mauritius, enjoy fabulous snorkeling of Egypt's Red Sea resorts, the fabled sands of India's Goa and the pristine beautiful of Thailand's beaches. Water sports galore, resort ambience and sparkling oceans – let us take you there.

Our Tours in Beach HolidaysWhat sets Seychelles apart from so many other holiday destinations is its wide variety of islands, each one with its own particular geography, unique character and ambience. Whether you choose a day excursion or an extended stay on one of these exotic island hideaways, Seychelles has something exceptional to offer. As each island has its unique character, we encourage you…More
Mahe, at the heart of the Seychelles, is the largest of the 115 islands, boasting beautiful beaches and sandy coves. As well as being the cultural and economic hub of the inner islands Mahé is also the gateway to the other islands of Seychelles. With a mountainous backdrop of 1000 meter towering peaks, it is home to Victoria, capital of…More
Praslin’s original name of “Isle de Palme” bears eloquent testament to its reputation as home to the Vallée de Mai UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the famous Coco-de-mer grows wild on some 200 years old palms. Seychelles’ second largest island, Praslin, lies 40 kilometres north-east of Mahé and is accessible by Air Seychelles domestic flights in 15 minutes or by…More
La Digue, lying 45 kilometres from Mahé and 7 kilometres from Praslin is the fourth largest island in Seychelles, celebrated for its granite boulders that seem to have been sculpted by a divine hand to adorn beaches of breathtaking beauty such as Anse Source D’Argent. The island, where more traditional modes of transport such as bicycles and ox-carts still hold…More
Zanzibar, once the trading centre of the whole of East Africa, is a charming island in the Indian Ocean, 36 km off the coastline of mainland Tanzania. It is also commonly referred to as the “Spice Island” made famous by early traders in spices such as cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, cardamom, pepper and others. With an incredible mixture of ethnic…More
Little over half a century ago, Hammamet was just a small fishing village surrounded by 15th Century walls and full of narrow, winding streets. Today, while still retaining its Tunisian charm and ambiance, it is an internationally popular Mediterranean resort filled with a full range of hotels that line its attractive beaches. Its mild climate, scented with flowering almond, orange…More
Little over half a century ago, Hammamet was just a small fishing village surrounded by 15th Century walls and full of narrow, winding streets. Today, while still retaining its Tunisian charm and ambiance, it is an internationally popular Mediterranean resort filled with a full range of hotels that line its attractive beaches. Its mild climate, scented with flowering almond, orange…More
Situated on the shores of Tunisia’s Gulf of Hammamet is Port El Kantaoui. Blessed with long stretches of sandy beaches, this picturesque resort centre known for its attractive blue and white buildings is a chic, up-market holiday heaven. Its modern marina hosts the yachts of Mediterranean millionaires and its medina is filled with boutiques and souvenirs. Yet El Kantaoui retains…More
Situated on the shores of Tunisia’s Gulf of Hammamet is Port El Kantaoui. Blessed with long stretches of sandy beaches, this picturesque resort centre known for its attractive blue and white buildings is a chic, up-market holiday heaven. Its modern marina hosts the yachts of Mediterranean millionaires and its medina is filled with boutiques and souvenirs. Yet El Kantaoui retains…More
Mauritius, a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, is easily accessible from mainland of the African continent. Originally a French and then a British colony, the island is heavily influenced by its early occupants as well as the predominantly East Indian workforce that has made Mauritius economically and commercially successful. Myescapades offers a selection of hotels stays spread around the…More
Mauritius, a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, is easily accessible from mainland of the African continent. Originally a French and then a British colony, the island is heavily influenced by its early occupants as well as the predominantly East Indian workforce that has made Mauritius economically and commercially successful. Myescapades offers a selection of hotels stays spread around the…More
