Located in the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is an archipelago of islands and it is home to turquoise blue sea and some of the world’s most beautiful white sand beaches. The country can be simply identified as the true paradise on earth and here are some things you need to remember when you are visiting these exotic and enchanting islands.
The Currency and Exchange Rates
You can’t get your hands on its currency until you arrive here. But gladly popular currencies like Euro USD and GPB can be used here but be mindful of the exchange rates and remember that you’ll receive the balance in Seychelles rupees so always double check the calculations.
Getting around in Seychelles
The best way to explore the mainland on your own pace is by renting a car or a bike if you do not bother much about the money you can also use the public transport but it is slow and uncomfortable. You can, of course, explore other islands by foot, a man of them are really small in size. Moreover, the Islanders are very friendly and there is no threat whatsoever for tourist. But stay vigilant when you need to and enjoy your stay.
Other important things
Almost all the things you buy here are imported and pricey and in some instances the food items here tend to be expired goods so it is mandatory to check the expiry dates before you buy things here and next the food here is not appreciably good and it is ridiculously expensive so you need to be mindful when selecting restaurants for dining. It also gets dark very quickly in Seychelles so make sure you start your day early. Even though the hotels here are a bit pricey you can find good hotels like the AVANI Seychelles Barbarons Resort & Spa which will be worth the money you spend and will be convenient Seychelles beach resort.
Climate and Ocean
Here at Seychelles, the tropical Sun is very intensive and the temperatures may spike up to 32 degrees so it is recommended that you use proper sunscreens to protect yourselves from sunburns. The ocean around seashells has pretty strong currents never venture too far in the sea and never swim alone remember your safety should be your first priority.
Fritzjames Stephen is a travel writer, who writes content based on the myriad of experiences and indulgences that the world has to offer travellers across all walks of life. Google+
