Amazing and unaltered, Seychelles star counts the fantasies of the tropical island.The beautiful beaches covered by boulders, the virgin jungles, the flowering coral reefs and the natural reserves listed by UNESCO are just a few of the attractions of the 115 coral and granite islands of the archipelago, the peaks of a vast underwater plateau.
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In Seychelles the weather is good everywhere in June, July, August, September, October and November
The best months to go to Victoria (Mahé) are June, July, August, September, October and November
On average it’s hot throughout the year in Victoria (Mahé)
January is the most humid month of this city
Cities with the best climate are Victoria (Mahé), Praslin, Dr Beau Vallon, Île from Digue, Island Curieuse and Takamaka, with a good time at least 6 months a year
The sea temperature is suitable for swimming all year round in Victoria (Mahé)
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Aldabra is the largest coral atoll in the world.The central lagoon is filled and emptied twice a day through four channels, revealing mushroom -shaped peaks known as champions.Tiger sharks and rays often shelter the depths, and the atoll is at home with thousands of birds, including the White Rub (the only bird in the Indian Ocean).Also, in the vision there are smaller and larger frigate birds, red Boobii, Erete Dimorfe (found here in Madagascar), sacred Ibis Aldabra, larger flamingo and Kestrel Malgaș.In addition to the rich life of Avian, Aldabra is the habitat of 200,000 giant turtles - five times more than Galapagos.
One of Mahé's most beautiful beaches, this small, withdrawn ridge on the southern coast of the island is a favorite navigation place, due to its frequent swelling and wild waves.The lack of a protective reef causes the swimming to become a little harsh when the blowing blows throw from the south-east, but Sunbathers, Beachcombers and Photographers will enjoy this picturesque cloth, at any time.Turtle nests along the thin shores.
On the northeast coast of Praslin, Anse Volbert (also known as Côte D 'or is one of the most popular beaches of the island.The hot, shallow water penetrates into the sun whited, and the coral reefs are bordered right off.The calm waters are also safe for swimming with young children.Anse Volbert is one of the main areas of the island and you will find numerous hotels and restaurants that lie on the shores.
On the northern shore of Praslin Island, Anse Lazio (Chier Bay) is one of the most picturesque beaches of the island.You have to climb a hill to access the beach, but it is worth the effort.Flanled by round granite boulders, this long stretch of soft blond sand is combined with crystalline waters in blue dreams.Takamaka trees and coconut palm trees beach fragments that offer shadow patches for relaxation, and hungry boys can feed on restaurants on both ends of the beach.The best time to visit is in the early morning or late afternoon, when most of the travel buses left.
The most severe granite Seychelles, Aride Island Nature Reserve is the reproductive ground of 18 species of marine birds, including frigate birds, red tailed tropicbirds and the largest colonies in the world with smaller nody and roses.Nature lovers will find the highest lizard density from anywhere on earth, as well as some endemic flower species.Wright's gardenia, or Bois Citron, is unique on this island.Most hotels on the island of Praslin can organize one day trips to Arid, but note that the island is often closed for visitors from May to September due to the hard surf.Helicopter visits can also be arranged.
The pretty beautiful village, a laza bath on Mahé, was named after the French explorer Picault from the eighteenth century, which landed here, when the French government sent it to explore the islands.One of the main tourist attractions of the area is the Neo-Gothic Bath of Lazare, dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi, which offers a panoramic view of the area.The amazing beaches of Soleil Anse and petite anse are preferred, with their striking azure water and blind white sand.
Once known as the Aux Vaches for the dugongs in the area, the island of birds houses a population of migratory mosquitoes, which swells to 1,500,000 birds during the breeding period.The biries and photos can climb high observation platforms for the clear view of the nests.Other species on the island include fairy and noddy terns, cardinals, ground pigeons, Mynas, increased mosquitoes and plvers.The huge peasant turtles are also in the residence, and the nearby Seychelles bank is famous for sea fishing.The only location on the island is Bird Island Lodge, an eco-lodge without muffins and you can access the island through a 30-minute flight from Mahé.
Once known as Rouge, thanks to his reddish earth, the island of Curieuse is now at a breeding program for huge turtles, which were freely traveling around the sandy bays.Curieuse is the only place other than Praslin, where the palm of Coco de Mer grows naturally.The island was also once a colony of lepers and you can explore the ruins of the lepers on the southern shore, as well as the doctor's house, a national monument.Most of the island is covered with Takamaka and Casuarina trees, which overshadow the beaches with white sand.The island of Curieuse is accessible with boat trips on the island of Praslin.
The fourth largest island in the archipelago, La Digue, is a refuge for nature lovers and those who seek a look at the traditional life of the island;Bicycles and oxcartas are popular modes of transport.The amazing levels of white sand and the granite rock border are on the edge of the coast, and the beach connoisseurs will find one of the most picturesque sand and large areas of the planet, the source of Argent.You have to pay to access the nearby beach L 'Union Estate, where your admission includes a tour through this old copra factory and vanilla plantation.Another tourist attraction is the Veuve Nature Reserve, at home at Flycatcher Paradis black on the way, also called "widow" because of the black tail.Diving and mountaineering are also popular things to do on the island, and hikers will enjoy Pass at Grand Anse Trail, who pass over French colonial houses, through forests and swamps, to the wonderful beach Grand Anse.
The attractive curve of the bright sand at Beau Vallon, on the northwest coast of Mahé, is a magnet for both tourists and locals.Looking to the sea, Montan Silhouette Island shines on the horizon, and the hotels fall on the shore.Visitors will find a variety of water sports, including Jet Ski and water ski.The sea is usually calm here, especially during the Southeast trade, which makes it a good choice for families with young children.Rescue guards patrol the beach.At the end of the week, the locals come here for the barbecue on the beach.
The largest national park in Seychelles, Morne Seychellois National Park covers more than 20% of the Mahé area and is a refuge for nature lovers and hikers.Within its lush limits is the mountain chain called after the highest point, Morne Seychellois, which reaches a height of 905 meters and has a view at the Victoria capital.The hiking routes go up to the Danzil village, passing through tea plantations and offering spectacular views of the southern coast of Mahé on the mountain slopes.Moderate Morne Blanc hiking is one of the most popular routes and offers spectacular views from the top.Go west through the park, the hikers will arrive at the Ternay bath and port Launay Marine Parks.In the northwest are the Bel Shabre hamlet and the beach isolated at Anse Major.
Computing six islands, a 15-20-minute boat ride on the Mahé Coast almost Victoria, Marin Ste Anne National Park became the first national park in the Indian Ocean in 1973. Diving, diving and glass boat trips reveal the rich diversity of marine life in the coral reefs in the park and you can explore in the park.You can also stay overnight on a few of the islands. In Sainte Anne is an important turtle nest place and hosts a luxury resort, Beachcomber Seychelles Sainte Anne.Despite the mangroves and crocodiles, the island was the place of a French settlement of 1770, the first in Seychelles.
With the name of Port Victoria in honor of the British Queen after its coronation, the small capital of Seychelles on the island of Mahé is the only maritime port in the country.It is easy to see the main sites here in a day.One of the main tourist attractions is the national botanical gardens in Seychelles.Established almost a century ago, the gardens cover 15 hectares of native and exotic plants, as well as flying foxes, huge turtles and an orchid garden. In the city, modern concrete and glass buildings have grown in recent years and some remaining colonial buildings are around the freedom.The most prominent historical structure is the clock tower.Established in 1903, it was modeled on Little Ben, a small version of Big Ben in London. In view of the market, Saint Paul's Cathedral is built on the site of the first church in Seychelles, destroyed by a strange cyclone in 1862. Buyers are heading to Sir Selwyn Clarke, where the locals sell fish,Hand -up shops offer souvenirs ranging from ships to pearl jewelry.For a general presentation of the flora and fauna in Seychelles, visit the Museum of Natural History, which also displays some historical artifacts.
Established in 1968, Cousin Island is a natural reserve, mainly for Seychelles and turtle frogs.The island is about 2 km from Praslin island, and birds can climb routes to show some of the rare species in Seychelles.Residents include Seychelles Stripes, Seychelles Perila, Seychelles Turtledove, and Shearwater with tail-tail.The reservation also includes breeding grounds for smaller nodes, fairies and tropicbirds.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site site, Vallée National Park on Praslin Island keeps a prehistoric forest containing at least 4,000 examples of giant coconut palm of RAR (unique for Seychelles).Other plants here include vanilla orchids, palm, wide, passenger palm trees and Chinese fans.Lovers of nature, Birders and photographers will enjoy exploring this reservation, where the trees form a suspended canopy, and large prehistoric boulders are scattered on the forest floor.The valley houses numerous species of rare lizards and birds, such as the Seychelles bulb;fruit pigeon;And the national bird of Seychelles, the black parrot.A very good way to explore this primitive forest is to walk along the slightly marked natural routes.Renting a guide is highly recommended, so you can find interesting details about plants and animals.
