Joanna James
Seychelles is a beautiful destination that attracts visitors from all over the world. Seychelles is a holidaymaker's dream, with lush vegetation, golden sandy beaches, and warm weather. What else can you do here besides take in the exotic surroundings?
Mahe is the most populated island in Seychelles, owing to its size as the largest granitic island. This island is one-of-a-kind in many ways. Most importantly, it is the world's only oceanic granitic island. From the blue turquoise waters that surround the island to the rare endemic flora of dense forests, Mahe offers plenty of opportunities for both leisure and adventure travellers. The magical beaches of Anse Royale and Beau Vallon, as well as twenty other beaches, provide ultimate relaxation for those seeking peace and quiet. Furthermore, the Ste. Anne Marine National Park is a scuba diver's paradise. Those who do not enjoy adventurous watersports will enjoy Mahe's rich culture and history.
Do you want to learn more about Seychelles' rich culture? Visit Craft Village, which is located on Mahe's east coast. Also, if you want to buy a souvenir for a loved one, this is the place to be. Keep in mind that Craft Village is more than just beautiful surroundings and souvenirs; it is also a place dedicated to preserving Seychelles' rich history, traditions, and culture. The 'Lakaz Rosa' is a colonial-era relic. 'Souvenirs' will be the most intriguing thing to adore. There will be a variety of souvenirs available, including coconut products and paintings by local artists. You'll also find impressive batik clothing, handmade jewellery, and wooden sailboats. If you are residing at one of the Seychelles resorts in the area, such as Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas, you should definitely visit the Craft Village.
Praslin is a delight for all leisure travellers, with picturesque lush tropical forests covering the hills and mesmeric beaches. In addition to being Seychelles' second largest island, it has a relatively low population. Spending time at a Praslin beach is always a relaxing therapy. Are you a fan of gold? You can play 18 holes of golf in beautiful surroundings. Don't forget to visit the nearby islands during the day. Visit Curieuse to see the giant tortoises, photograph seabirds, and explore the mangroves on Cousine Island, as well as plan an exciting scuba diving tour around St. Pierre.
La Digue is an excellent choice for those looking for beautiful beaches, a relaxed island vibe, and a taste of local life. This island has a tiny population of 2000 people and is adored by all leisure travellers from around the world who enjoy spending time on beautiful beaches. If you want to go swimming, head to the northern part of the island. Anse Patates and Anse Severe are excellent choices for a memorable snorkelling adventure.
Anse Baleine is a small beach on the south-east coast of Mahe. This beautiful beach's ample shade and shallow waters are ideal for spending time with your family. Despite its peaceful atmosphere, the beach is frequently deserted. Weekends are frequently crowded with locals who come here for a beach picnic. Shallow waters are ideal for snorkelling and swimming, and are even suitable for children!
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