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Seychelles
The Seychelles Archipelago consists of a string of 115 shimmering isles in the middle of the Indian Ocean, a perfect retreat for weary travellers.
The mysterious formation of the archipelago, which broke off from the super-continent of Gondwanaland millions of years ago (which make it the only granitic - and most ancient - archipelago in the world), led some to proclaim Seychelles as the original site of the biblical Garden of Eden. Overly romantic, yes, but it'd be fair to say that Seychelles is what a real Garden of Eden might just look like.
Traditionally associated with the most beautiful unspoiled beaches on the planet, framed by timeless granite boulders soaring out of cobalt seas and verdant green forests, the islands of Seychelles also boast an ever-widening selection of accommodation, ranging from the opulence of 5-star resorts to authentic Creole hotels and guest houses.
More than just a venue for a romantic holiday, Seychelles offers superb sailing, diving where relatively few have ventured, excellent fishing and wonderful opportunities to discover the island's unique ecosystems – framed like an emerald armada of Noah’s arks protecting its own precious species, including giant tortoises and rare birds found nowhere else.
Island hopping allows for the discovery of each isle’s individual character, a variety of cuisine to seduce the most demanding palate and the genuine, heart-warming welcome of the Seychellois people.
TRAVEL ADVICE
Seychelles is a good year round destination, but April to November have the lowest rainfall.
The islands are outside the cyclone belt and malaria free.
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Regions in Seychelles
La Digue Island, discovered as recently as 1744, lies 43 kilometres from Mahe and 6 km from Praslin
The largest, yet one of the least known islands in the Seychelles.
The island of Praslin is famous for its tranquil atmosphere, fabulous unspoilt beaches and the Vallee de Mai.
In the Seychelles there are many other smaller islands, each one a genuine pearl.















