The Seychelles; an Expert guide to Mahe and its hotels
Most visitors to the Seychelles fly into the lush tropical island of Mahe, once called 'Abundance Island' in reference to the rich vegetation that thrives here. The inland forests give way to vanilla, cinnamon, tea and coconut plantations. Mahe is the largest of granite islands, approximately 150 kilometres square, 27 km long and 8km wide.Its granite backbone rises to the 905-metre peak of Morne Seychellois before sliding in a jumble of cinnamon, palms, banyan and hardwood trees down to powdery white coastal beaches...about 75 in all! Victoria, the world's smallest capital city, bustles with the business of colourful island life beneath a backdrop of forests and granite outcrops. Remarkably this island city is home to almost 90 percent of the Seychellois population, Please phone us to discuss with one of our consultants; Even better please come in in person. Tel +44 (0) 20 7471 8780 or Email Us
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