Health and Safety in the Seychelles

Health Information

Information supplied by TWgroup LTD. This page was last updated on 2011-05-27.

Compulsory Vaccinations

A Yellow fever certificate is required from those over 1 year of age if entering from or been in transit through an area with risk of yellow fever transmission within the previous 6 days.

Recommended Immunisations

Tetanus,�Hepatitis A, Influenza A (H1N1).

Risks

Rabies.

Dangers and Annoyances

Seychelles has very little crime but don't make the mistake of leaving valuables unattended on public beaches.

Wear old or plastic shoes when in the water to protect your feet against sea urchins, stone fish and sharp coral. Some beaches in the Seychelles have strong currents, so make sure you listen to local advice about swimming conditions.

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