Hi guys, I trust that your weekend ahead is good as you are savouring the beauty of nature around you. I am just lucky that after my 3 years working experience in an Arabian Peninsula, I have the opportunity to live and enjoy nature at its finest which could be found in Sez!( short term for Seychelles)
This country is very rich when it comes to nature, as a matter of fact, it is called Paradise on Earth! literally we have what we call "Eden Island" here where most tourists hang out while they come for a holiday.
So let me start showing you guys, Anse Royale Beach!
Guest houses🏠🏘 are very famous here for backpackers and practical stay as well, good option for a couple of days staycation in the country. Likewise, should you prefer to stay in an area for the liking of mountainsides, then a recommended place would be at Chez Batistas wherein friends from UAE and from Reunion stayed during their beach wedding in Seychelles.
Not only I am astounded with those beaches and those green mountainsides, while we are having our road trip every Sunday as what we usually do to bring our baby out so he can see around Mahe especially at Beau Vallon area, the weather also seemed to be very friendly were friends from Germany and from the UK come often to see the sun and experience a sun-kissed tan skin.
I would say that living here in Mahe precisely gives me a new perspective on living an island life very far from my work and adventure in the Middle East much more from living in the city back in my country. I love the simplicity of life this country offers to me and loving each day as I adore the beauty from our veranda as well.
The solemnity of the sky as I once called it because that strong feeling of tranquility by looking at it even from afar.
Sharing also with you, the coco de mer which can only be found here in the Seychelles. Should you check around town area, you will see the bigger version painted at the Postal Administration Office. Coco de mer may look a bit disreputable but it's one of their country's gem, it's like there's no Seychelles without coco de mer!
Images such as the header, guest house and Anse Royal are courtesy of
my friend Caithlyn Tribout with her permission to use.
Image of coco de mer : Photo by Peggy_Marco from Pixabay
The rest of the photos are owned by the author!
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