Photos des Seychelles
Discover les Seychelles
These dreamy little islands, often the fantasy of honeymooners leafing through honeymoon catalogs, are more than just white sandy beaches. A paradise for scuba divers, a champion of Creole culture and the world's only sanctuary for cocofesse (the astonishing fruit of the coco de mer plant), the archipelago has also had a rich history. Not least with the two periods of colonization (French and English) that the country has undergone. Let's set off to discover a young, mixed-race population, a lush natural environment with ever-increasing ecological challenges, and exceptional flora and fauna. And with a mild climate almost all year round, it's hard not to fall under the spell of these 115 bits of land scattered in the heart of the Indian Ocean
