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A snorkeler floats above the underwater Eden off St. Pierre Island.
Photograph by Michael Melford |
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Lush rain forests, pink-sand beaches, vibrant flora and fauna—could this be the Eden of legend? Situated a thousand miles off the eastern coast of Africa, deep in the Indian Ocean, these tiny but exquisitely beautiful tropical islands were previously ruled by the British and the French, but today are independent.
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Newlyweds Marco and Michela Maggi share the sunset at Anse Source d’Argent beach.
Photograph by Michael Melford |
Long a favorite destination among young European lovers and honeymooners, the Seychelles are now being discovered by Americans. Contributing editor Mel White crossed half the world to get there and was beguiled by what he found: a superb climate supporting an incredibly lush landscape and a warm and welcoming people.
Seychelles Homepage
http://www.seychelles.net
Find links to local restaurants and lodging and information about the people, culture, and government of Seychelles.
Seychelles Tourist Office
http://www.webltd.com/webxs/seychelles/tourism/html/address.htm
You’ll find excellent information about hotels, eateries, and attractions. Locate the addresses of Seychelles tourist offices around the world.
Seychelles Super Site
http://www.sey.net
The Super Site provides detailed information on individual islands, including accommodations, listings, things to see and do, trip planning, and maps.
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