Discover Seychelles
Since 75 million years ago when the sparkling archipelago of 115 isles first floated free of the giant landmass of Pangaea, to occupy its solitary niche in the azure expanse of the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles islands have remained a sanctuary – a place where Nature’s bounty has been conserved and protected in such forms as the planet’s tiniest frog, the super-rare jellyfish tree, the wondrous coco-de-mer and Aldabra, the world’s largest raised coral atoll.
The Seychelles islands, where almost half of the limited landmass is protected as nature reserves and parks, are home to no less than two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and to some of the most spectacular seabird colonies in the world. Still largely untouched today, the islands primeval beauty cascades from lushly forested granite peaks, through ancient hillside glades, to the grandeur of a pristine, sapphire ocean. From among these secluded isles, awaits the experience of a lifetime amid the reassuring harmony and welcoming friendliness of a multi-ethnic Seychellois society that still lives life close to its roots.
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