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The archipelago’s international gateway; the domestic terminal for flights to Praslin is a two-minute walk from the international terminal.
Small airport served by Air Seychelles Twin Otters from Mahé, a few minutes’ drive from Grand Anse and the Vallée de Mai.
La Digue has no airport: you arrive by boat at La Passe jetty, or by helicopter transfer booked in advance.
The national airline flies four sixteen-seat Twin Otters between Mahé and Praslin, with many daily rotations of around fifteen minutes.
Official websiteairseychelles.com→Daily fast catamarans between Victoria’s Inter-Island Quay, Baie Sainte-Anne and La Passe; allow about an hour between Mahé and Praslin.
Official websitecatcocos.com→Shuttle boat between Praslin and La Digue in about fifteen minutes, with several departures a day from early morning to late afternoon.
Mandatory before boarding for all visitors; apply online with a return ticket and accommodation booking, and check the rules for your nationality.
Official websiteseychelles.govtas.com→On a stand-alone Mahé–Praslin ticket, the checked allowance is 23 or 32 kg depending on the fare, so check it if your bags are heavy.
In high season and around 15 August, book catamaran tickets ahead and get to the jetty early; timetables vary with the seasons.