The Seychelles Islands, located within the Indian Ocean east of Kenya and to the north of Madagascar is an archipelago of 115 islands that is so stunning, early British explorationists believed they were in what they believed was the Garden of Eden.
Of course, there's plenty more in Seychelles than just the Seychelles Islands other than pristine beaches and a water that is so clear it's impossible to lose sight of your feet. In addition to the unflinching nature and wildlife The principal island, Mahe in which the capital city of Victoria is located, is home to gorgeous 18th and 19th century French and British architectural styles. This is not even taking into account the beauty of the amazing resorts and seafood, or the stunning quality of life on this region of the North Island.
Although they are distant Though remote, even though it is remote, the Seychelles Islands are a magnet for guests looking for a romantic escape -- and even Kate Middleton and Prince William have visited after a vow renewal ceremony. There aren't many more remote places than this stunning group of islands.
Before You Leave
Since the Seychelles International Airport was opened in 1971, travel has increased to become the largest business in Seychelles Islands. Although United States passport holders are not required to apply for an entry visa for a trip that lasts more than 90 days, and may be granted an entry permit for visitors at the time of arrival, you are required to be able to prove proof of your return transportation along with lodging details and enough funds to cover all the time of your stay.
What should you pack
The Seychelles Islands enjoy an arid tropical climate that is characterised by significant humidity, which is moderated by cool ocean breezes. Take plenty of swimwear, loose-fitting clothing, loose-fitting swimwear, and footwear with open toes as the majority of your time in Seychelles will be spent at the beach. It is also a favourite activity and you should consider bringing the right boots. Be aware of the fact that the rainy season is from December to February.
What to Look For
It is not surprising that beaches are the most popular attraction for the island nation. Because the Seychelles Islands are so vast and remote, many are undiscovered and rarely too crowded.
In the distance from the beach and also located on Praslin island and can be found located the Vallee de Mai Nature Preserve that is a UNESCO World Heritage site. While exploring this dense green forest, which is home to a variety of primitive animal and plant species that have been largely untouched when the islands were created and shaped, you can see this species of Seychelles black parrot, which is found in no other place on Earth.
Where to stay
There are budget-friendly accommodations on the Seychelles Islands, the resorts are plentiful , so should you be planning a unique excursion, you should be prepared to spend. Our top hotels comprise The Six Senses Zil Pasyon, situated in the exclusive island Felicite and all thirty villas overlook the ocean and come with private plunge pools as well as the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles on Petite Anse. The stunning bathtub is sufficient to warrant the journey.
What to Know
The Seychelles Islands were not believed to be inhabited until the French started colonising the region in 1768. Through the years, the control of the Seychelles changed between British and French until the nation became independent of Britain in 1976. United Kingdom in 1976.
The country is extremely multi-cultural, with the majority of Seychellois trace their roots back to the early French colonists as well as East Africans who came to the islands later. There is also a significant South Indian and Chinese influence on the culture of Seychellois. It is evident in the island's food that is heavily based on seafood. tribute to the country's numerous influences. Some of the most famous dishes include shark chutney made from mashed shark and mixed with bilimbi juice as well as which is the sweet and delicious plantain cooked with coconut milk.
How to get There
Around 300 miles away from the shores of mainland Africa The best method to get to The Seychelles Islands is to fly there. Most flightsconnecting from Seychelles are at Doha, Dubai, or Nairobi and travel between the islands is generally carried out using small aircrafts or helicopters. Many flights between the main islands of Mahe, La Digue, and Praslin are offered by lowestflightfares.com.
