Seychelles, La Digue, walking tour and snorkeling

After enjoying the great beaches, today I made a walking tour to La Digue’s tallest peak (which is more than 300 meters above sea level) in the central part of the island on the Nid d’Aigles (Eagle’s Nest Mtn). On my way through the forest I met another wild giant tortoise. And in the afternoon I was snorkeling weiterlesen…

Seychelles, La Digue, L’Union Estate

This time I walked to the L’Union Estate – a park with a big enclosure with giant tortoises and very old cemetery. The La Digue Cemetery was the private burial place for the Mellon family who was among the first settlers on La Digue during the early 1800’s. Mrs. Louise Mellon (née Desjardins) was the first weiterlesen…

Seychelles, La Digue, walking tour and sailing

Today I firstly had a walking tour around the half island; Anse La Réunion, Anse Sévère, Anse Patates, Anse Gaulettes, Anse Grosse Roche and Anse Banane. The highlight was to meet a wild giant tortoise on the way. Later on I go for a sailing tour around La Digue – sailing into the sunset 🙂

Seychelles, La Digue, La Digue Island Lodge

The next island to discover on the Seychelles was La Digue. With a fast catamaran ferry called ‚coco de mer‘ I first made a one hour journey from Mahé Jetty to Praslin Jetty. And then I go with a smaller ferry to the La Digue Jetty, not far away from the hotel La Digue Island Lodge. weiterlesen…

Seychelles, Mahé, Victoria round trip

Today I made a round trip in the capital city Victoria. Starting from the bus station in the Palm Street I walked to the Cathédrale de Immaculée Conception and then to the Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market. Close-by there is also a Hindu Temple, but unfortunately it was more a building site. On the way to weiterlesen…