Chalets Cote Mer Praslin Island

... for the few minutes he had asked me to, until he came back with something more suitable. I paid him the $200 Rupees, and started heading towards the one place that Dave (and every single website about La Digue) suggested I do, Anse La Source a Jean. After making my way past a few interesting sights, including some giant tortoises , I came to the end of a trail (with a restaurant next to it) where an endless row ...

Il Moyenne -&gt; Sunsail's new base<br><br>We&#8217;re up early to get the boat in before 9am and call Neal at Sunsail to learn the new location for the base. As we head in, one of the Sunsail staff boards Monkey Puzzle to med moor us to the new floating dock.<br><br>Sunsail&#8217;s staff helps unload and ...

... anchorage for the night. It&#8217;s a very rewarding final day of sailing in the Seychelles.<br><br>As we tie up to a mooring ball, the park rangers come to collect our $15US for the night and we prepare to snorkel the surrounding reef of Ille Moyenne. It&#8217;s a great snorkel with plenty of colorful and large ...

Anse Lazio, Prasllin -&gt; Beau Vallon, Mahe'<br><br>Today we leave the northern island group behind. With southeast trade winds blowing steady between 15-18k you can&#8217;t ask for a better beam reach as we head off southwest to explore the northwest side of the Mahe&#8217; 30M away.<br><br>It&#8217;s a perfect sail with one maneuver to reel ...

... crossing back to the northwest coast of Mahe&#8217; Island. We motored the 10M to Anse Lazio and snuggle up to the beach on the north side of the bay ready for another fantastic sunset as the skies cleared.<br><br>We have a bit of work before eating tonight as the octopus we got from Miles needs to be cleaned. As Marcello and I are in the cockpit cleaning the ...

... rain. We quickly turned around and head back to our mooring ball on Anse Petit Cour as it was the closest safe anchorage. Just when we cleared the point, about a 100m from the mooring ball, the wind quickly kicked up to 35 knots. We decided to complete the maneuver, successfully, and waited for the wind to build feeling we were as protected as possible in the lee of ...

... sailing in rather than spend another suffocating night in the anchorage. In hindsight, it might have been wiser to remain protected in Baie St. Anne as I had gotten lazy and was no longer checking the local weather forecast. But, not knowing what was coming, we left again for a lovely &#8220;faralla&#8221; sail to Anse Petit Cour with 9-12k tradewinds at our stern.<br><br ...

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... all the wonderful things said about Indonesian/Malay girls and their gift of massage. By the time my masseuse was done, I was ready to move into the place (smiles). Jenn, you are the BEST for bringing me the glam! Let's start with the obvious ... this is THE place for honeymooners and, during the school holidays, a place for young families. De People This is a complete plus for me ... no foreign competition for the many, many georgeous "red" men around. Oh my gosh!!! this ...

White sand, palm trees, blue sea. Visited the Vallee de Mai and saw the famous park where the Coco de Mer grow. Many meals taken at the little café (I think it was called the Blue Parrot, but that's also a Birds Eye brand). There a fruit bat who lived behind it. We had a maid/cook named Quincy.Lovely girl, but sometimes she was a bit late getting to ...