Basic bus network operated by Seychelles Public Transport Corporation (SPTC) with 250 diesel buses serving Mahé and Praslin islands. Limited coverage on other islands due to lack of road infrastructure. Fleet modernization underway with electric bus procurement planned. Integration with inter-island ferries provides connectivity between main islands.

Primary and secondary paved road networks on main islands with speed limits of 40-80 kmph. Terrain includes hilly areas and steep gradients. Narrow roads in some areas. Relatively short driving distances due to island geography. Well-maintained primary routes but limited highway network due to island constraints.

Moderate internet connectivity with growing infrastructure development. Limited data available for current speeds, but island nation faces typical challenges of remote locations. Mobile internet quality varies between islands.

Limited fiber deployment, primarily in urban centers on main islands

Two major airports serving the archipelago with international connectivity. Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) on Mahé is the primary hub with regional and international routes. Praslin Airport provides secondary connectivity. Good domestic flight coverage between main islands supplementing ferry services.