Seychelles Culture and Sights

Hard to decipher inscriptions - but the Arabs were really here and probably even the first settlers…. Thirty graves at Anse Lascars are silent witnesses to the fact that Arab sailors landed on the islan...

Granite cliffs: brochure shot: the cliffs of Pointe Source d’Argent on La Digue. It’s pretty safe to say that the huge granite cliffs at Point Source d'Argent are the most photographed cliffs on earth. ...

History up close: A visit doesn't last long, but has a lasting impression. Immediately behind the Clock Tower, along State House Avenue, lies the National Museum of the Seychelles. It provides a good gl...

Victoria's meeting point for locals and tourists . If you visit Victoria on a Saturday morning it is definitely worth it to stroll across its little market. To experience it in all its colors, however, ...

To make a mistake like many common concerns: The Clock Tower (Clock Tower) - a striking landmark shortly before the end of Independence Avenue - is not a scaled replica of the famous Big Ben, but the ...

From Fährpier are only a few meters in a southerly direction to a farm to the German Herbert Mittermayer in the 1970s, bought and where he at times up to 350 workers. For many years he was regarded as...

Compared with 2001, completely renovated from Praslin airport you will find a Muschelfarm in the Perlen bred. In a small shop, you can also fine pearl jewelry, too. Mon-Fri 8-18, Sat / Sun 10-18 clock...

From Baie Ste Anne, the journey is along the ocean on the Anse Volbert and then to Anse Possession. It was Marion Dufresne 1768 the "Stone of occupancy" on the Pierre de Possession (Possession Stone)....

Except for the smallest detail faithfully reconstructed frigates, three Masters and warships from the past are constructed and find their lovers especially among modeling enthusiasts. Certainly, there...