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Seychelles to reopen to tourists on 25 March

Luxury
Rob Gill
4 March 2021

The Seychelles is to reopen to international tourists from 25 March with no Covid-19 vaccination or quarantine requirements.

The Seychelles will reopen to international tourists later this month

The Indian Ocean destination said that arriving tourists will only need to present a negative PCR test taken 72 hours before departure. There will be no quarantine for visitors or restrictions upon movement within the Seychelles.

The destination will also no longer be requiring minimum stays in hotels on arrival but visitors will have to follow public health measures such as wearing face masks, social distancing and washing of hands.


Foreign affairs and tourism minister Sylvestre Radegonde said relaxing entry requirements was now possible due to the country’s “aggressive vaccination campaign”.