How about 13 nights holiday to Seychelles lapping up the glorious sunshine on sparkly white beaches and crystal waters? With cheap flights from Edinburgh with Etihad Airways & Air Seychelles it will be all yours! You guys will be staying at the Albizia Lodge Green Estate, which has the excellent rating of 4/5 on TripAdvisor. We found a return transfer for you and included it in the price.
This magnificent deal to the breathtaking island of Mahe in the Seychelles is based on 2 adults or 2 adults + 2 children sharing and the dates are 2nd to 13th February 2016.
Holiday details :
Trip duration is 15 days
Flights Edinburgh - Mahe Island
13 nights in excellent hotel rating 4/5 on TA
Return transfers
Price breakdown for 2 adults + 2 children sharing:
title is misleading, makes it seem like the hotel is included in the £528.
sophj1983
21 Jan 16#2
it is if 4 people are sharing? price goes up if it's just 2 people
Roger_Irrelevant
21 Jan 16#3
Don't you have to book flights/transfer/hotel seperately, i.e. not one rep for whole holiday.
balluji
22 Jan 16#4
19hrs to get there and 24hrs back??
Mediamogul to balluji
22 Jan 16#5
Tail Winds
1sba1
22 Jan 16#6
I might sound stupid but Seychelles are one of my dream holidays so I wonder... If I find one more person, will it mean that we together will pay 1584GBP for 13 nights in Seychelles, in hotel, with flights included + breakfasts and travel?
And also I keep reading info because I might go, this is a dream place for me. But:
Anyone been there this time of year and can confirm?
abxv
22 Jan 161#7
Hi, I went last year in April and the weather was pretty good very humid when it did rain it was for about 10 minutes and then stopped for the rest of the day, I can recommend kempinski resort, it was an amazing experience & the resort made it perfect.
1sba1
22 Jan 16#8
How did you organised your trip? For example Kempinski Resort offers Halfboard package in February for 375GBP so I guess it will be overall more expensive than this deal.
yas212
23 Jan 16#9
Kempinski is a 5* chain, and usually quite a good one, this hotel is not. So it will be more expensive
1sba1
23 Jan 16#10
Are there things to do other than looking at nature, beaches and stones? :wink: How expensive it is to hire a boat for yourself?
Copperface
23 Jan 161#11
"nature, beaches and stones"...Yep that about sums the islands up. But there again that's what some people go there for.
It is beautiful but once is enough. Best fun I had there was when Mad Mike Hoare and his rugby team turned up and the Seychellois rebelled against Albert Rene, who then decided to bring the Tanzanian army in - all like the Simbas from the "Wild Geese".
Apart from that, swim, eat, drink, swim, eat, snorkel, watch birds, eat, do rainforest ad nauseam.
bulletfoss
24 Jan 16#12
Place looks like a hole! Imagine spending that much money and then turning up in that grotty old B&B, cheers!
1sba1
24 Jan 16#13
Thanks for reply. And I am 25 old guy who loves sports, I wonder if I would enjoy the stay over there.
Copperface
25 Jan 16#14
Plenty of watersports and hiking but thats about the limit of it. pretty uniqe environment but if after sports etc there are better and closer places.
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This magnificent deal to the breathtaking island of Mahe in the Seychelles is based on 2 adults or 2 adults + 2 children sharing and the dates are 2nd to 13th February 2016.
Holiday details :
Trip duration is 15 days
Flights Edinburgh - Mahe Island
13 nights in excellent hotel rating 4/5 on TA
Return transfers
Price breakdown for 2 adults + 2 children sharing:
Flights = £1,029
Accommodation = £993.68
Return Transfers = £87.09
Total price = £2,109.77 (£527.44pp)
Price breakdown for 2 adults sharing:
Flights = £668
Accommodation = £874.36
Return Transfers = £41.67
Total price = £1,584.03 (£792.02pp)
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And also I keep reading info because I might go, this is a dream place for me. But:
Anyone been there this time of year and can confirm?
Are there things to do other than looking at nature, beaches and stones? :wink: How expensive it is to hire a boat for yourself?
It is beautiful but once is enough. Best fun I had there was when Mad Mike Hoare and his rugby team turned up and the Seychellois rebelled against Albert Rene, who then decided to bring the Tanzanian army in - all like the Simbas from the "Wild Geese".
Apart from that, swim, eat, drink, swim, eat, snorkel, watch birds, eat, do rainforest ad nauseam.