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Exploring Seychelles’ St. Anne Marine Park Just a few kilometers off the coast of Mahé, Seychelles’ St. Anne Marine Park offers an escape for nature lovers, beachgoers, and anyone craving an tropical marine adventure. Here’s how to spend a perfect day exploring the marine life, beaches, and landscapes that make this protected park a must-visit. […]
Retracing Ian Fleming’s Seychelles Adventure: A Bond-Inspired Journey In 1958, Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, visited Seychelles, and it left a lasting mark on his work. If you’re a Bond fan—or simply an adventurer—visiting Mahé offers a chance to explore a setting that helped shape the iconic 007 universe. During his stay, Fleming […]
Cafe 74 – Serving Up the Best Reads! At Cafe 74, they believe that life’s simple pleasures are meant to be shared. Tucked away in Anse Royale, this charming café offers a welcoming retreat from the daily grind and is where good reads meet great tastes. Each week, book lovers can unite to enjoy one […]
Plastic free July in Seychelles Plastic-Free July is a global movement that encourages individuals, communities, and businesses to reduce plastic usage. Seychelles, with its pristine beaches and vibrant marine life, is an ideal place to embrace this initiative. Here’s a guide to help you navigate a plastic-free July in Seychelles. Understand the Importance Plastic […]
Celebrating Constitution Day in Seychelles What is Constitution Day? Constitution Day is a public holiday in Seychelles celebrated on June 18th every year. Established to commemorate the country’s transition from a one-party socialist state to a multi-party democracy constitution in 1993. It’s a day for everyone to celebrate in Seychelles. The Constitution of Seychelles is […]
Shop Online in Seychelles and Enjoy More Holiday Time. The Ultimate Convenience with WOW-Delivery Do you know how sometimes you just want to get away and relax without having to worry about all the mundane stuff like grocery shopping? Well, WOW-Delivery has got you covered in Seychelles! Have your groceries arrive when you do! Just […]
Driving in the Seychelles A Casual Chat on the adventures of driving in Seychelles Seychelles has these small roads, mostly single lanes, that twist and turn through lush, tropical scenery. It sounds super idyllic, and it totally is, but driving on them is quite the adventure! Tiny Roads and Tiny Cars First off, the roads […]
Seychelles Beach Etiquette Enjoying Paradise Responsibly The islands are pure paradise, and respecting the local customs and environment ensures they stay that way for everyone to enjoy. So, if you’re planning a trip or just daydreaming about those pristine beaches, here are some tips to keep in mind; Leave the Shells Where They Belong On […]
Dominoes in the Seychelles: A Slammin’ Good Time! As you wander through the charming streets or relax by the beach, you might hear a distinctive sound that immediately grabs your attention—the sharp clack of dominoes hitting the table. This isn’t just any game; it’s a high-stakes showdown where every slam of the tiles tells a […]
Ongoing drone survey monitors dugongs at Seychelles’ Aldabra Atoll Did you hear about the cool new project happening around the Aldabra Atoll in Seychelles? The Seychelles Islands Foundation (SIF) is using drones to take the first-ever lagoon-wide survey of the waters to capture images of dugongs, even the little ones! These shy sea creatures, often […]
The Coco de Mer – The largest seed in the plant kingdom The Coco de Mer is a palm tree native to the Seychelles islands in the Indian Ocean. People call it the “love nut” or “double coconut” because it’s so unique and captivating. Let’s dive into some cool facts about it. First off, it produces […]
Where to meet Giant Tortoises in Seychelles If you’re planning a trip to Seychelles and you’re eager to meet some giant tortoises, Inside Seychelles has got you covered with some fantastic spots to encounter these majestic creatures. They’ve been here for centuries, even before humans settled in. Some of them can grow up to four […]
