Type the name of your hotel, villa, beach or district, and the map shows the nearest SPTC bus stop, the walk to reach it, which buses stop there and where each one goes. Add a destination to see the exact bus to take, drawn over the real road. Every stop and every route on Mahé and Praslin is here, on the actual map, not a diagram.

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How to use the bus map

  1. Say where you are. Type a hotel, guesthouse, beach, district or bus stop, or tap Use my location. The map marks the nearest stop, the walking distance and every bus that calls there.
  2. Say where you are going. Add a destination and the map draws the bus you need over the road it actually takes, with the boarding stop and the stop where you get off. If no single bus does the trip, it shows the change at Victoria Bus Terminal, which nearly every route passes through.
  3. Check the time. Tap a route number for its full line, then open the SPTC timetable for departure times. Most routes run from about 05:30 to 19:00, less often on Sundays.

The bus corridors of Mahé

Almost every SPTC route starts at Victoria Bus Terminal and follows one of nine corridors. The colour of a line on the map tells you which corridor it belongs to. Tap a route number below to trace it.

East Coast · Victoria to Anse Royale

Victoria south along the east coast: Cascade, the airport, Anse aux Pins, Anse Royale and on to Takamaka and Quatre Bornes.

1 1A 1C 1D 1E 1F 1H 1I 1K 2 2E 2F 31 31A 33

Takamaka · Intendance · Baie Lazare

Victoria to Anse Boileau, Anse à la Mouche, Baie Lazare, Anse Soleil and Takamaka via the Les Cannelles and Montagne Posée roads.

5 5A 5B 5C 5F 6A

Anse La Mouche · Mont Plaisir

Victoria over the hills to Anse à la Mouche, Anse Boileau and Grand Anse on the west coast.

2A 2B 2C 2D 6 9

La Misère · Grand Anse · west coast

Victoria across La Misère to Grand Anse, Port Glaud and Port Launay.

11 11A 11B 11C 11D 12 12A 13

Sans Souci mountain road

Victoria over Sans Souci to Port Glaud and the west, the mountain road with the Mission Lodge viewpoint.

14 35 35A 35B 35C

Beau Vallon · Bel Ombre · Glacis

Victoria north to Beau Vallon, Bel Ombre and Glacis, the beach corridor most visitors use.

20 21 21A 22 24 24A 28 32 32A

Anse Étoile · North East Point

Victoria to Anse Étoile, Machabée and North East Point along the north-east coast.

20C 25 25A 25B 25H 26 26A 36 36A 37 38

Montagne Posée

The Montagne Posée road between the east and west coasts.

4

Highway and Victoria local

Short town, school and Praslin services: Praslin routes 61, 62 and 63 run Baie Sainte Anne to Grand Anse, Anse Kerlan and Mont Plaisir.

3 30 30A 34 39 61 62 63

Fares, cards and what to expect

A ride costs a flat SCR 8 on any route, however far you go, since the fare was cut from SCR 10 on 1 February 2026. Buses are cashless, so buy a card before you board: visitor cards and the regular SPTC card are sold at the Victoria terminal and at SPTC outlets, and the schedule page lists the current card prices. Buses are frequent on the Beau Vallon, airport and Anse Royale corridors and much thinner on the west coast and the mountain roads. Luggage space is limited, and there is no evening service after about 19:00, so plan airport runs, late dinners and beach days on the far coast accordingly.

Bus, taxi or your own car?

The bus is the cheapest way around Mahé and the most fun for a day at Beau Vallon or Anse Royale. For an airport arrival with bags, a west-coast beach, a dinner reservation or an early flight, a private transfer or a rental car delivered to your hotel saves the hour and the change in Victoria. The map tells you honestly when the bus is the better choice, and when it is not.

Questions people ask

How do I find the bus stop nearest to my hotel in Seychelles?

Type the hotel name into the finder above. The map marks the closest SPTC stop, shows the walking distance and lists every route that stops there. It covers 1,300 hotels, villas, guesthouses and beaches on Mahé and Praslin.

Is there a bus from the airport to Beau Vallon?

Not a direct one. Routes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 9 run from the airport stop into Victoria Bus Terminal, then routes 21, 21A, 22 and 24 continue to Beau Vallon. Allow about an hour with the change, and note that buses carry little luggage.

How much does the bus cost in Seychelles?

SCR 8 per ride on any route since 1 February 2026, paid with an SPTC card. Cash is not accepted on board. Card prices and where to buy one are on the SPTC schedule page.

Do buses run on Praslin?

Yes. Routes 61, 62 and 63 connect Baie Sainte Anne, Grand Anse, Anse Kerlan, Mont Plaisir and the Vallée de Mai, and all three are on this map. La Digue has no bus service.

How accurate is the map?

Every stop position was checked against aerial imagery and every route against the SPTC timetables published in August 2026. If a stop has moved or a route has changed, tell us on WhatsApp and we will correct it within the day.

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