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Of the 155 islands in the Seychelles archipelago, only a small number make it on to tourist itineraries and less than 20 are visited with any regularity. Of these, the three islands of Mahe, Praslin and La Digue are the focal areas for the tourist infrastructure, with Mahe being the island most visitors will arrive at and the home of the nation’s capital city of Victoria.

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Attractions are largely based around the other islands and the wonders that their ecosystems offer. Daytrips to national parks offer visitors the chance to check out some of the fascinating plant and animal life that is abundant in these tropical havens. A variety of landmarks, monuments and historic buildings are on hand for those with more bookish inclinations; however, the appeal of the beach and the sea is far greater than that of sightseeing, so the majority of visitors head for the golden sands and vibrant blue waters of the island’s coastal areas.

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Accommodation options are plentiful with a mixture of large hotels and resorts, and smaller apartments and self-catering properties. Even on the smaller islands, there are ample choices although its probably fair to say that prices are intermediate to upper and budget accommodations are pretty much non-existent.

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