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Most of Seychelles<\/a><\/span> are rarely visited. The archipelago has corners so remote from civilization that today’s lucky ones who have climbed this far away, for sure, feel themselves like modern Vasco da Gama<\/a><\/span>. After all, this Portuguese pioneer of navigation, sailing to India, accidentally stumbled upon some unknown islands (1501). However, the Portuguese ships did not stay on the islands. The sailors only mapped them. The discoverers were rushing forward to India, which like a magnet, attracted them with treasures and spices. After the Portuguese, the British, the French, and the Dutch stayed here. Seychelles was their last stop on their way to India.<\/p>\r\n

In addition to some useful information about the stunning Seychelles islands in my travel blog, you will learn not only about our impressions, tips and life hacks for planning your trip, but also see atmospheric photos! All the places contain direct links to Google maps in order to easier to find the location, also official sites, or sites where you can get more details. For those wishing to delve into the facts, learn the history, and understand the names, the travel guide is filled with links to Wikipedia.<\/p>\r\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\r\n\r\n\n\t\t