White sand, deserted beaches shaded by coconut palms, translucent seas inhabited by multicolored fish, the Seychelles archipelago evokes for many the notion of paradise on earth.
White sand, deserted beaches shaded by coconut palms, translucent seas inhabited by multicolored fish, the Seychelles archipelago evokes for many the notion of paradise on earth.
The country's 116 tropical islands, most of which are still uninhabited, stretch out in the middle of the Indian Ocean. This Garden of Eden on the ocean, lush with greenery and fish, and frequented by no dangerous animals, remained uninhabited until the end of the 18th century! For a long time, these isolated lands served as a base for the buccaneers who harassed the ships laden with spices, tea and silk... And there's still talk here of mysterious treasures buried in the random islands... More authentic than the Caribbean, they speak a nonchalant and colorful French, their hospitality is legendary and they don't hurry...yet.
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