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A few raunchy bars feature live music and girls, though most of the local population does its drinking and socializing in and around the neighboring general stores. Before all the recent activity, Mand might have belonged to another time, another world. It rises straight out of the sea, covered for the most part with dense vegetation, truly tropical in appearance.
Steep mountains enclose port and town and rise to a height of 3, feet in the rain clouds. The island is situated just four degrees south of the equator and one is soon made to realize it.
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Tea grows in the heights. Coconut palms fringe the shore. The distinctive smell of Mahe is mixture of curry and vanilla, and occasionally one sees spiders as big as one's hand—perfectly harmless, but formidable in appearance. Privately operated auxiliary schooners go from there to the outlying islands.
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Along the way one can make arrangements to be transported by pirogue piloted by highly skilled local fishermen. The Island of La Digue is a friendly place, and it has the reputation of building fine boats of native hardwood. A dusty road runs around the island past plantations, and children tag along after the oxcarts that serve as local transportation.
Empty beaches stretch for miles.
There is even a pleasant bar where iced Heineken is served for the equivalent of 35 cents a bottle and no tipping, please. Out back, small black pigs root in their pen. Chances are they will be filled up from here on in, but there is, in addition, on the island a modest chalet colony where a handful of guests can be accommodated. Beyond, on the far side of Praslin, one island—Cousin pronounced koozan —has been turned into a wildlife refuge under the auspices of the British section of the International Council for Bird Preservation.
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Visitors are welcome on Cousin, provided they can navigate the tricky offshore current. You are their guests, do not disturb them. Beyond the modest residence one reaches a rundown coconut plantation. A series of paths leads around the island, to a central hilltop viewing point, past thousands of fairy terns nesting in palm trees. There are dozens of other species of birds, some of them quite rare, along with a colony of giant tortoises. Here the currents are less treacherous, swimming is safe and one can run a boat ashore without fear of capsizing.
For a time, there was plan to turn Cousine into another bird sanctuary, but private interests have taken over the island. On the island of Aldabra, just beyond the fringe of the Seychelles, there are more giant tortoises—, of them—some of which are believed to be years old. View on timesmachine. Their leaves are enormous, averaging square feet in area.
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When Chinese Gordon made his pronouncement about Eden, the Seychelles were known only to the hardiest travelers. Today the islands ere no longer forgotten, and the Seychelles even made news in the United Nations a few weeks ago.
A Seychelles spokesman, James Mancham, begged the members of the General Assembly to desist from pressing independence on the 55, islanders. It seems almost certain that Queen Elizabeth will receive a warm welcome when she arrives here in March to dedicate the jetport, which is already in operation and is making the Seychelles accessible to mass tourism for the first time. Today, B. As an indication of the impact that Jet flights have already made on the Seychelles, officials note that as recently as a decade ago the islands attracted only tourists a year and that now the figure is about a month.
Business has been so good, in fact, that B. Incoming tourists find that the inhabitants of the Seychelles run the gamut of color from black to white. Although the islands were first explored early in the 17th century, they remained uninhabited until the latter part of the 's when French planters from Mauritius and their African slaves arrived. Since then, intermarriage has been the rule rather than the exception. The official language is English, since the Seychelles have been under British rule since and a Crown colony since —but the islanders are more likely to guests.
In town, the Pirates Arms Hotel recently opened 15 rooms and expects to have another 15 ready soon. Its most imposing building is the post office facing the main square. There are some modern stores and quite a few oldfashioned ones, great cavernous places stocked with the wines of France, the spices of India and rusted canned goods from England along with a clutter of household paraphernalia.
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A few raunchy bars feature live music and girls, though most of the local population does its drinking and socializing in and around the neighboring general stores. Before all the recent activity, Mand might have belonged to another time, another world. It rises straight out of the sea, covered for the most part with dense vegetation, truly tropical in appearance.
Steep mountains enclose port and town and rise to a height of 3, feet in the rain clouds.
An overview
The island is situated just four degrees south of the equator and one is soon made to realize it. Tea grows in the heights. Coconut palms fringe the shore.
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The distinctive smell of Mahe is mixture of curry and vanilla, and occasionally one sees spiders as big as one's hand—perfectly harmless, but formidable in appearance. Privately operated auxiliary schooners go from there to the outlying islands. Along the way one can make arrangements to be transported by pirogue piloted by highly skilled local fishermen. The Island of La Digue is a friendly place, and it has the reputation of building fine boats of native hardwood.