Seychelles;
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Seychelles
Seychelles;
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Anse Source
d’ Argent, Seychelles; Picture courtesy - wordpress.com
Seychelles Lagoons;
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Picture
courtesy - blogspot.com
With many
beautiful beaches spread along the crystalline waters, there is nothing
surprising in the fact that it ranks among the world’s most perfect island
getaways.
Dispersed
beautifully on the blue sheet of the Indian Ocean, this archipelago is another
name for being spoilt by luxuries. If you are a Richie Rich lad and just can’t
think of a holiday without a private chopper or a reiki spa, this island will
cater to all your esteem needs.
However, for cherishing the
ecstasies of Seychelles, being a millionaire is certainly not a condition. With
a bit of planning and a little know-how about the island, you can make a
enchanting holiday to Seychelles without needing to make a hole in your pocket.
When to go?
Seychelles Beach;
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Picture
courtesy - wed-in-seychelles.com
The popular
time to visit Seychelles is during the summers i.e. from July to September, the
weather is soothingly dry and the waves are peacefully calm, this perfect
setting lures I swarms of tourists to Seychelles and consequently the prices
take a steep rise. In this peak season finding a vacant corner on the beach
gets tougher. If you prefer more solitude and are; looking for a beach holiday
with sense of tranquility, book your trip here in colder months i.e. From November to March, although Seychelles receives
decent rainfall in these times but the temperatures remain relatively warm and
fall no below than 21 degrees. So you can have the ethereal beaches all to
yourself and without brushing your shoulders with flocks of visitors.
Which
island to go in particular and for what?
Mahe
International Airport; Picture courtesy –vangviet.com
Mahe
Island; Picture courtesy –imghtlak.mmtcdn.com
Snorkeling,
Victoria; Picture courtesy –cdna.adventure-life.com
Picture
courtesy –resourcedir.directory
Vallee de
Mai Forest, Praslin; Picture courtesy –domainedelareserve.sc
Resting in
the Shade, Vallee de Mai Forest, Praslin; Picture courtesy –tumblr.com
Anse Source
d’ Argent; Picture courtesy - 500px.org
Grand Anse;
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Petite Anse
Beach; Picture courtesy - ytimg.com
Ste-Anne
Marine National Park; Picture courtesy - tripgems.com
Biking, La
Digue; Picture courtesy - blogspot.com
There are 3
islands in the Seychelles which have got their notoriety for their own reasons.
Mahe is the largest island of the archipelago and boasts an international
Airport. The capital of Seychelles is incredibly popular among outdoor
enthusiast such as hikers, snorkelers and swimmers.
The Praslin
which is the second biggest island is 50km northeast from the capital. This
place is much tranquiller and mellower. It gloats for a splendid bay of Anse
Lazio, a plush nature reserve i.e. Vallee de Mai, which is also a UNESCO World
Heritage Site.
La Digue is
the smallest of the 3 prominent islands yet the one with the most number of
fireworks. It is absolutely unaware about the hustle and bustle of the world. A
serendipitous islands where everyone travels on bike and there are no street
lights to hinder the radiance of the twinkling stars. It is also a home to most
enigmatic beaches: lagoon of Anse Source d’ Argent and the secluded covers of
Grand and Petite Anse.
Travelling
to abandoned islands might hurt your pocket. Many wonderful islands can be
visited on a day trip for instance several islands of Ste-Anne Marine parks and
giant turtle reserves on Cousin Island. Try hiring a boat of your own, so that
you can set out on your own excursion .
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TraveleZe
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