A large number of reefs within the inner granitic islands of the archipelago of Seychelles could be entirely lost, unless concerted action is taken soon to control crown of thorns, warns Dr. Udo Englhardt, the expert on on the management of crown of thorns in a...
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Seychelles Tourism
Tourism is the most important economic sector of Seychelles. About 15% of the workforce is employed in tourism and related services. About 70% of foreign exchange earnings is derived from tourism. English and French are widely spoken.

Tourist arrivals continue uninterrupted despite Covid-19 restrictions. Authorities have certified 587 of the 720 tourist accommodations as COVID-safe.

Sailing, diving, fishing, and relaxing are the main activities for visitors to the 115 islands of Seychelles. The most popular islands are Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue. Seychelles boasts silver beaches, an array of restaurants, cafés, bars, and casinos.
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Best Places to Stay in Seychelles
Seychelles is composed of 115 islands that are scattered all over about 400,000 sq km of the entire Indian Ocean. Some of the islands are granitic and grand, while others are made of tiny coral outcrops that are coming out of the sea. Seychelles used to be known as a favourite destination among many tourists. These days, however, Seychelles has a new look which makes it perfect for individuals who want to appreciate the nation’s man-made beauty, as well as its white sands and teeming wildlife offers.
Here are Some Options on Hotels and Resorts in Seychelles:
Banyan Tree Seychelles
You may choose to accommodate in one of the 60 villas of Banyan Tree Seychelles. Each of the villas has a private plunge pool, and they are hidden with lush planting. It is situated on the main island of Mahé. This destination has a whitewashed colonial style and known for its spa and infinity pool.
Chateau de Feuilles
This resort is located on the Pointe Cabris, in the island of Praslin. What makes it very interesting is that it is heavily set among coconut and mango trees, and has a spectacular ocean view. It has nine rooms that are built using local architecture. While staying there, you can enjoy activities such as diving, fishing, sailing, snorkelling as well as trips to the islands nearby.
La Digue Island Lodge
This lodge is beautifully set amongst the exotic and peaceful garden of takamaka trees and coconut palms overlooking the entire Praslin Island. It offers a lot of things, but among its many assets include the one and only swimming pool on the entire island with accommodation that has a variety of villas and rooms.
Le Meridien Fisherman’s Cove
This resort is situated on the southern edge of Victoria, Beau Vallon & the North Coast. It was restored back in 2004, featuring thatched roofs, granite walls, as well as fountain mazes. You can choose from 68 suites and rooms, all of which are decorated in contemporary style as well as local Creole.
Four Seasons Seychelles
This hotel was unquestionably one of the most anticipated resort openings back in 2009. It is situated on the west coast of Mahé. Some of the villas are located up on the hillside while others are strategically located near to the beach line. All of these options offer the much-needed privacy, which gives the impression that you are free and happily alone.
If you are planning to enjoy a solitary stay in Seychelles, one thing that you can really be assured of is that you have a lot of options. You also have a lot of activities to do in the area.

What to see in Seychelles
You are looking for inspiration for your honeymoon or your holiday? Then such ideal places in Seychelles will be the main draws:

- Aldabra
Listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, Aldabra is the world’s largest atoll. In this place, you can see giant land tortoises (there are about 150,000 tortoises in all). Recently, some tortoises have been exported to Curieuse, now a reserve for giant tortoises. Aldabra consists of 13 islands which make up about one-third of the Seychelles’ land mass.
- Anse Lazio, Praslin
Rated as one of the best beaches in the world by Giorgio Armani, Ansense Lazio deserves a special mention. Without any doubt, the powder-white sands fringed with large granite boulders are truly the place to kick back and enjoy the peace and views. The clear, warm turquoise seas are an invitation to snorkel.

- Anse Major, Mahé
Other amazing invitation is Ansen Major, which is only accessible on foot or by boat. If you don’t fancy the trek, seek out one of the island’s other 70 white-sand beaches, fringed with lush vegetation and coconut palms. It’s an amazing experience.
- Bird Island, Praslin, Mahé
With countless hatching sites, you’re in with a good chance of watching a hawksbill turtle lay her eggs here. Just imagine how exciting it is when you see the turtle upping her flippers to shovel sand into the hole with the eggs, she lies exhausted before dragging her enormous bulk over the sands and disappearing into the turquoise sea.
- Cousin, Bird & Aride islands
Coming this Islands, you will easily take photograph of the rare species on Cousin. The brush warbler, the Seychelles toc-toc and the fairy tern are among 1.25 million birds that nest here during April and May. However, remember to be part of an organised tour to see them. On Bird island, millions of sooty terns breed between May and October, while colonies of seabirds visit Aride from October to April.

- Frégate
This Robinson Crusoe island is home to the almost extinct magpie robin and many other bird species. Considered as the most easterly and isolated of the granitic islands, Frégate is an unspoilt vegetation and you must also have seen some picture-postcard beaches such as Anse Victorin or Anse Macquereau.
- Mahé Tour
A trip to the Seychelles is never complete without a visit to Mahé island, where you will take in the market, the Botanical Gardens (with Coco-de-mer, giant tortoises and orchids), and the replica of London’s Vauxhall Bridge Tower Clock in Victoria, before setting off around the island to visit colonial-style mansions in graceful decline and plantations of cinnamon and vanilla.

- Vallée de Mai, Praslin
This park has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may know that Vallée de Mai is the unique place in the world where you will find the rare coco de mer palm. This palm produces the largest nut in the world. The place is also home to some rare birds such as the Seychelles bulbul, fruit pigeon, and the black parrot.
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