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Denis Island, perched at the northernmost point of the Seychelles, is a true wild treasure at the heart of the Indian Ocean. Once a coconut plantation with a handful of inhabitants dedicated to producing copra, collecting guano and fishing, the island now spans 350 hectares of preserved nature, where lush vegetation shelters an incredible array of marine and land birds. This ...

Praslin, the second largest island in the Seychelles, is home to around 6,500 residents and can easily be explored in just two hours by car. Yet behind its modest size lie genuine natural treasures. Its beaches rank among the most spectacular in the world, with gems such as Anse Lazio, lined with majestic granite boulders, the elegant Anse Georgette, or the intimate Anse Bois de Rose. The sand ...

Does the name La Digue mean anything to you? This island, the fourth largest in the Seychelles, lies just 15 minutes by boat from Praslin. But what truly made its name is that it is home to one of the most iconic beaches in the world: Anse Source d'Argent. This coastal gem, famous for its giant pink granite boulders, draws visitors from around the world. La Digue has ...