Location<\/h2><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Praslin island is a jewel set in the Seychelles archipelago awaiting to show you the most spectacular and unique nature you have ever seen.
\nExotic birds, tropical fish and giant tortoises live in harmony in this lush oasis, one of the rare stretches of virgin forest.
\nYou will find complete serenity by the sea, on a coral beach of this tropical island, abandoning all your worries: the scents and stunning colours of the Seychelles will be an unforgettable experience.<\/p>\n
The Seychelles archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean, 1600 km from the east coast of Kenya. It comprises 115 islands, 40 of which are granite islands and 75 coral atolls. They were uninhabited until the 17th century, when the first sailors of the British East India Company landed there in 1069. Praslin island is a tropical paradise; aside from the beautiful beaches, its main attraction is the Vall\u00e9e de Mai forest, one of the rare examples of virgin forest and one of three places in the world where the “coco de mer” palm grows in the wild. The Seychelles, due to their isolated location and late colonisation, guest many unique species not found elsewhere in the world. Giant tortoises live only in two regions in the world: the Galapagos and the Seychelles.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Praslin island is a jewel set in the Seychelles archipelago awaiting to show you the most spectacular and unique nature you have ever seen.
\nExotic birds, tropical fish and giant tortoises live in harmony in this lush oasis, one of the rare stretches of virgin forest.
\nYou will find complete serenity by the sea, on a coral beach of this tropical island, abandoning all your worries: the scents and stunning colours of the Seychelles will be an unforgettable experience.<\/p>\n
The Seychelles archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean, 1600 km from the east coast of Kenya. It comprises 115 islands, 40 of which are granite islands and 75 coral atolls. They were uninhabited until the 17th century, when the first sailors of the British East India Company landed there in 1069. Praslin island is a tropical paradise; aside from the beautiful beaches, its main attraction is the Vall\u00e9e de Mai forest, one of the rare examples of virgin forest and one of three places in the world where the “coco de mer” palm grows in the wild. The Seychelles, due to their isolated location and late colonisation, guest many unique species not found elsewhere in the world. Giant tortoises live only in two regions in the world: the Galapagos and the Seychelles.<\/p>\n<\/div>