Whether you arrive for a relaxing, pampered honeymoon or a more adventurous trip, the Seychelles offer so much and are without a doubt some of the most beautiful islands in the world. Here are some tips and tricks to bear in mind before you hop on that plane.
Source: Everything You Need To Know Before Visiting The Amazing Seychelles – TravelAwaits
The Seychelles are a holidaymaker’s paradise, offering tourists a host of activities from hiking and cycling to water sports.
Nature reserves protect over half of Seychelles’ 115 coral and granite islands—rewarding hikers, bikers, and underwater explorers with a rainbow of biodiversity.
Source: Adventures in the Seychelles
The Seychelles’ Vallee de Mai, which is home to the world’s largest nut, the unique coco de mer, celebrates its 35th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site this month.
Source: Seychelles’ Vallee de Mai, home of world’s largest nut, marks 35 years as World Heritage Site
Seychelles – Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
The Seychelles’ coco de mer is the stuff of legend. It is one of the many wonders of the island nation and considered as a giant in the plant kingdom.
Read more from source: 4 amazing things you should know about the Seychelles’ coco de mer
Seychelles – Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
For visitors to Seychelles interested in exploring special reserves and protected areas, Seychelles’ two World Heritage Sites sites are places that warrant a slot on your to-do list. Both properties are legally protected under national legislation and managed by a public trust, the Seychelles Islands Foundation, with daily operations guided by a management.
Source: 2 cool UNESCO World Heritage Sites to visit in Seychelles
Seychelles – Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
A piece of paradise on one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
Seychelles – Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
With stunning beaches, emerald waters, and lush jungles, Praslin Island in the Seychelles is insanely gorgeous, and one of Kiersten’s favorite island destinations!
Seychelles – Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
In 1881, General Charles Gordon (later known as Gordon of Khartoum) made the long trek from the United Kingdom to an archipelago off East Africa.
Heard of the coco de mer (bum nut)? Take a walk in the forests of Praslin for an education in nature.
Source: Nutty in Seychelles
