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Nature is perhaps the single greatest attraction of the islands of the Seychelles or the most significant theme of the various locations commonly plugged as popular visitor sites. National parks are abundant across the archipelago and offer the greatest opportunities to experience the diverse selection of wildlife – plant and animal – that the unique ecosystem of the region supports.

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Cathedral of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception: situated at Victoria on the island of Mahe, this imposing religious structure saw its oldest sections built in the mid 19th century, making it the oldest church in the island region. Recent renovations have brought its back to the splendour that it enjoyed in its early days.

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Cousin Island: visitors with an interest in animals should not miss out on chance to visit Cousin Island where a number of endangered species live indigenously, and turtles and seabirds in large numbers assemble at certain times of the year for the purpose of breeding. A 150-year-old giant turtle known as George lives on the island and is familiar enough with visitors to permit close contact.

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