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Nature and Sustainability in Seychelles

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Seychelles offers plenty of adventure for travelers who are looking for something more exhilarating. Here are some top recommendations if your clients are looking for an amazing adventure.

Stunning Hiking and Nature Trails: Seychelles offers a number of well-marked hiking trails that will take your clients through some amazing scenery, including rainforests, waterfalls, and stunning vistas overlooking pristine beaches and coral reefs. One notable hike is the Morne Blanc Nature Trail in Morne Seychellois National Park on the island of Mahé. Other popular hikes include La Digue’s Nid d’Aigle Trail and Praslin’s Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve.

Waterfall Adventures: The Seychelles is home to some stunning waterfalls, which make for great adventure destinations for travelers looking to cool off in a tropical, freshwater oasis. One of the most popular is the Sauzier Waterfall.

Island and Beach Hopping Adventures: Your clients can take advantage of the many ferries and catamarans that connect the main islands to explore as many as they can during their stay. Boat trips to island sanctuaries such as Curieuse, Moyenne, Aride and Cousin are also available and a must-see. Beaches are another big draw, and with good reason– some of the best beaches in the world can be found here. The spectacular Beau Vallon beach is perfect for an activity-packed day by the sea. It is home to a number of water sports, which is a wonderful way to enjoy the ocean and explore the hidden nooks and crannies of the coastline.

Exploring the Underwater World: With crystal-clear waters and an abundance of marine life, it's no wonder that scuba diving and snorkelling are two of the most popular things to do in the islands. Mahé island offers the widest range of diving opportunities, from unique granitic rock dives to wreck sites like the Twin Barges. There are plenty of places to enjoy great snorkelling as well. One of the best is the Saint-Anne Marine National Park, accessible via a short day trip from Victoria.

Wildlife Spotting: With surrounds of tropical indigenous forests and home to free roaming giant land tortoises, thousands of tropical birds and a haven for nesting Hawksbill turtles, these nature sanctuaries offer experiences and activities that are once-in-a-lifetime dreams. Conservation-oriented and ethically driven, guests are offered the chance to snorkel with sea turtles, enjoy some close proximity bird watching, witness the hatchlings of hawksbill turtles and appreciate the protection of gorgeous unspoiled abodes.

Sailing and Cruising: Sailing within the Inner Islands of Seychelles is a safe and memorable way your clients can explore the natural wonders of the region. Whether they choose to rent a yacht or sail their own boat, they can enjoy several days on the ocean, fishing for their meals and even hiring a guide or crew. Boat charters like VPM Cocktail Creole and Dream Yacht Charter offer opportunities to visit stunning islands, such as Ile Coco, Curieuse, Cousin. Nesi Catamaran Cruise is another option, offering an 11-day journey to explore the Amirantes Group and visit other islands such as Felicite Island, Bird Island, and Denis Island.

Seychelles' unbelievable beauty often makes one forget that the 115-island is home to the world’s biggest nut, a variety of endemic bird species or even the famous Aldabra giant tortoise, endemic to the islands of the Aldabra Atoll.

A pioneer of sustainability in its region, the small island nation proudly houses two UNESCO World Heritage Sites (the legendary Vallée de Mai and Aldabra, the world’s largest raised coral atoll) and counts around 30% of its waters protected. The country has also banned the use of plastic straws, bags, and balloons to reduce plastic waste.

Seychelles has five sites designated as national and marine parks; titles which ensured state protection for conservation purposes which allow visitors to explore and appreciate Seychelles' natural wonders while supporting its conservation efforts. 

Curieuse Island is a sanctuary for endemic species and offers outdoor activities like nature trails and turtle nesting sites. Port Launay boasts picturesque seascapes and is accessible by land and sea, attracting snorkelers and whale shark sightings. 

Baie Ternay, with its pristine shoreline and abundant marine life, is a paradise for snorkelers and divers. The Morne Seychellois National Park features lush jungles and rewarding hikes, including the highest mountain peak. Praslin National Park, home to endemic plants and the unique Black Parrot, offers various trails and is located near the world heritage site, Vallée de Mai.

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In Seychelles there is still ‘time to enjoy the finer things of life and to appreciate the elements of a truly refreshing lifestyle.  
 
The Seychelles Islands has harbored a wealth of heritage from the continents of Africa, Europe and Asia for almost 250 years blending into what is known as the Seychelles Creole culture, a melting pot of diverse history, art, cuisine, dance and language.    
   
African influences are still present in the rhythm of creole music, with vivacious beats telling stories. The "moutya" and "sega" are some of the most popular bonfire dances inspired by their African ancestors. Still alive today, your clients can get mesmerised by the rhythm and movements along sandy shores during the golden hour and at cultural events such as the annual Festival Kreol in October.
 
Creole cuisine creates a lasting impression on one’s palate, tantalising the tastebuds with bursting flavours of warm spices and fresh ingredients. Around every corner of the island, local bites can be relished as one explores some of the archipelago’s many natural wonders. Historical sites like the Jardin du Roi even offer such tours which end with homemade dishes at a quaint café surrounded by nature. 
 
The creole artisans have also engraved the islands’ history in many of their works. Galleries showcasing local artwork invite visitors into a world of vivid strokes whilst heritage and craft villages such as Domaine de Val des Près and souvenir shops display handcrafted accessories which serve as the perfect souvenirs for visitors to take home.
   
Voyagers can leap through time into the past by visiting some of the islands’ historical sites such as the slave children’s school and cemetery at Venn’s Town at Sans Souci, the Domaine de Val des Près or the Seychelles National History and Natural History Museums. National monuments, such as the lighthouse on Denis Island, also bear witness to these islands’ past.

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Romance flourishes in the Seychelles Islands, where the Coco de Mer, known as the 'love nut,' symbolizes the magical and surreal allure of the destination. With its year-round balmy temperatures and stunning natural beauty, Seychelles is a haven for weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries, and romantic getaways.

Amidst swaying palms and crystal-clear waters caressing silver-soft sands, you can create unforgettable memories and embark your clients on the most romantic days of their life. It's no wonder that Seychelles, with its legendary Valle de Mai in Praslin, often associated with the original Garden of Eden, is synonymous with romance.

The Seychelles Islands offer unique experiences that can't be replicated elsewhere. The destination is renowned for its romantic ambiance, fine dining, and tranquil atmosphere, making it the perfect place for couples to unwind and spend quality time with their loved one. 

Whether they choose to island-hop, relax on secluded beaches or at luxurious resorts, explore new places and savor local delicacies, make lifelong friends, witness mesmerizing sunsets with a cocktail in hand, or enjoy delightful picnic lunches, Seychelles offers an array of options to create cherished memories together.

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Welcome to Seychelles, an enchanting archipelago located northeast of Madagascar, consisting of 115 islands spread across 1,400,000 square kilometers of ocean.

The main inhabited islands are Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, and the official languages spoken are English, French, and Seychellois Creole.

Immerse your clients in the wonders of Seychelles with a variety of experiences. Visitors to Seychelles can discover romance in an idyllic setting, perfect for tying the knot. They can explore pristine sandy beaches, indulge in exhilarating water sports, and embark on thrilling nature trails or get closer the vibrant Creole spirit through captivating cultural attractions.

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