
Baie Ternay
Marine Park
Cap Ternay, Mahe
The Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA) is responsible for the marine and terrestrial national parks and gardens of Seychelles. A number of these sites have been designated since 1979. The terrestrial parks include Morne Seychellois National Park, the Praslin National Park and the Veuve Reserve on La Digue. The Marine National parks includes Ste. Anne (one of the first marine protected area in the Indian Ocean), Silhouette, Port Launay, Baie Ternay, Ile Coco, and Curieuse. The gardens include the Botanical Garden, the State House Garden and the Biodiversity Centre. All of these protected areas offer a diversity of fauna and flora which is enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year, with each site having its particular interesting features.
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Marine Park
Cap Ternay, Mahe

Marine Park
2 km off the northeast coast of Praslin

Marine Park
10 minutes boat ride from La Digue

Terrestrial Park
Mahe

Garden
Barbarons, Mahe

Garden
Mont Fleuri, Mahe

Marine Park
Port Launay, Mahe

Terrestrial Park
Fond B’offay, Praslin

Marine Park
10 minutes boat ride from Victoria

Terrestrial Park
Anse Reunion, La Digue
2 October 2026
On 21–22 September, SPGA staff from Mahé, Curieuse, Ile Coco and the La Digue Veuve Reserve came together on Curieuse Island for an internal monitoring workshop and training.
21 September 2026
21 September 2026