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Seychelles

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A stunning beach view on La Digue island in the Seychelles, featuring palm trees and crystal-clear waters.

Seychelles

Seychelles is a beautiful group of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean. It is the smallest country in Africa and has only about 100,600 people.

The capital city is Victoria. It is located 1,500 kilometres east of Africa.

Today, Seychelles is an independent country. It is known for having a high quality of life. Many people visit Seychelles for its lovely beaches and clear water.

The islands are home to many interesting animals and plants. One special plant is the coco de mer palm, which has a very heavy seed. There are also unique crabs and tortoises that live only on these islands.

People in Seychelles enjoy music, dancing, and good food. Fish and seafood are popular in meals, often served with rice. The islands also have beautiful art galleries and schools where children can learn.

Seychelles is part of important groups like the United Nations, the African Union, and the Commonwealth of Nations. It works hard to protect its nature and welcome visitors from all over the world.

Images

A beautiful view of Praslin Island, one of the Seychelles islands, taken from the highest point on La Digue Island.
A historic view of Port Victoria in Seychelles from around 1895, showing the harbor and surrounding area.
A beautiful sandy beach with granite boulders and crystal-clear water on Praslin Island in Seychelles.
A beautiful beach on Mahé Island in the Seychelles, showcasing clear waters and sandy shores.
A flock of Sooty Terns soaring above Bird Island in the Seychelles.
A giant tortoise from the Seychelles, showing how these large reptiles live in the wild.
Map showing the islands of Seychelles in the Indian Ocean.
A beautiful Seychelles Paradise-flycatcher bird perched in its natural habitat at La Veuve Special Réserve in the Seychelles.

Related articles

Victoria, Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Africa
United Nations
Commonwealth of Nations

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