Travel Guide

CHOPPY”S BUNGALOWS Laid-back beachfront guesthouse with creole restaurant and bar, located by the sea. 4 ocean view rooms, 6 garden view rooms. Excursions available to the outer islands. Booking Information: Name: CHOPPY’S BUNGALOWS Country: Seychelles City: La Digue Island Street: Anse Read More

Anse Reunion, La Digue. Tel: 234232; Telex: 2292 GREGLIO SZ; Fax.: 234366 The hotel boasts 60 rooms that are distributed among 24 thatch roof chalets that are situated close to or right on the beach. Some of the rooms have air conditioning. The two restaurants serve international as well as the loca Read More

At a distance of 27 miles (43 Klm) from Mahe and 3-3/4 miles (6 Klm) from Praslin, La Digue is the fourth of the major granitic islands of the Seychelles.  Immense blocks of granite protruding in profusion out of the earth lend a strange aspect to the landscape. The summit of mount “Nid Aigle Read More

Fregate Island Fregate, an island unique for its flora, fauna, and solitude, provides an ideal environment for becoming one with nature. Fregate is a 15-minute flight from Mahe.  The turboprop aircraft lands on a grassy airstrip and disembarks its passengers who usually visit the island just for th Read More

Denis Island Denis, an island in the grand tradition of Hemingway and his tale of “The Old Man and The Sea” [caption id="attachment_209" align="aligncenter" width="225" caption="Denis Island Image"][/caption] Denis Island, situated right on the edge of the Seychelles Bank and located 50 Read More

Silhouette Island Silhouette is an island covered with lush equatorial forests waiting to be explored by hikers and nature lovers. Situated only 19 kilometers west of Mahe, this island had maintained its purity due to the difficulty of landing there in the past.  Now, with the long pier, a dinghy f Read More

St. Anne Island is the largest of the six islands that make up the St. Anne National Marine Park and is situated in front of Victoria harbour. St. Anne was the site of the first settlement in Seychelles some 220 years ago by a group of French settlers. The island then was surrounded by mangroves whi Read More

The Seychelles Islands archipelago, situated in the western Indian Ocean, consists of 115 islands scattered around in a large area of km². The central islands are granitic. Others are coral islands and some atolls are present as well. Different habitats such as mangroves, mudflats, rocky shores and Read More