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Seychelles travel advice by Coral Strand

Seychelles travel advice - things to know before go

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Seychelles travel advice by Coral Strand

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  1. Seychelles travel advice Seychelles accommodation If you choose Seychelles tropical islands for vacations, you’d better learn some advice before go there

  2. The unit of currency in the Seychelles is the Rupee although Euros and US Dollars are widely used. Credit cards are generally accepted at hotels and resorts while prices for car hire, diving, park fees and any other extras are usually quoted in Euros (or less frequently in US Dollars). In fact the only time you’ll ever really need Seychelles Rupees is for purchases at local markets or restaurants. Money & Spending

  3. Tipping Tipping is not obligatory in the Seychelles, however, any extra change is greatly appreciated. Tipping at your hotel is entirely at your discretion. You can either tip individual staff members whose service you appreciate by leaving money in an envelope for them. Otherwise just leave a general tip at reception which will be shared equally among the staff.

  4. Climate Average year-round temperatures: 22°C to 30°C Rainy season: October to February

  5. What to Pack • plenty of light clothing • hats, sunglasses and sunscreen, • swimming costumes, sandals, sarongs, shorts, t-shirts and summer dresses • a comfortable pair of walking shoes • a camera, stock up on film and battery supplies

  6. Flights & Getting Around Seychelles International Airport: served by several direct flights as well as from Johannesburg and Nairobi, the airport is located close to the capital city Victoria on Mahé Island. It’s easy to hop between islands if you're not staying on Mahé itself: Air Seychelles runs frequent flights to Praslin; fast catamarans and leisurely schooners travel between the islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue; and charter flights and helicopters whisk guests off to the more remote private islands.

  7. Passport & Visa Requirements Irrespective of nationality, there are no visas required to enter the Seychelles.

  8. Contacts Beau Vallon beach, Mahe island, Seychelles +248 4 291000 teplova@coralstrand.sc coralstrand.com

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