Exploring the Seychelles

White sand beach and turquoise water in the Seychelles
 Trip to the Seychelles and Addis Ababa

• Photo Review: Ethiopian Star Gold Lounge, Addis Ababa Airport (ADD)
• Photo Review: Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa
• Photo Review: Mango House Seychelles LXR 
• Photo Review: Canopy by Hilton Seychelles Resort King Junior Suite
• Exploring the Seychelles
• Photo Review: Air Seychelles Salon Vallee de Mai (SEZ)
• Photo Review: Hilton Addis Ababa King Duplex Suite
• A day in Addis Ababa

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The Maldives and the Seychelles are probably the two most popular island nations to celebrate one´s honeymoon because of its white sand beaches and turquoise waters. After visiting the Maldives in 2013, it was time for us to visit the beautiful island of the Seychelles. A very good thing is that all the beaches on the island are open to the public, although it could take some time to get from one side to the other when you are in Mahe (the largest island in the archipelago) as the landscape is mountainous. Of course, the Seychellois food is also interesting. Below are some of the things we visited during our stay in this paradise island which is one of the smallest countries in the world.

Beau Vallon: this is the most popular beach in the Seychelles, thanks to its long stretch of white sand and turquoise waters making it perfect for snorkeling and diving.

Victoria Clock tower

Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market

Immaculate Conception Cathedral

National Museum of History

Seychelles National Library

National Botanical Garden (Giant Tortoise Enclosure)

National Botanical Garden (Coco de Mer)

Lailam Bakery: This bakery was founded in the early 1900s by a Chinese man and was one of the first food businesses that opened in the Seychelles.

St. Pauls Anglican Cathedral

Seychellois breakfast 👍