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Anse Volbert Praslin Island, Seychelles Islands, 248-293293-
After arriving at the Jetty in Praslin, I grabbed my bags and began walking down the pier towards the main road. After safely making my way past the taxi owners and people trying to rent me a car, I found myself kneeling in between a couple of cars that were parked near the pier. I just stayed there for about 15 minutes, contemplating my next move. Finally, I made eye contact with a taxi in a small white van, and he immediately ...
Praslin Island, Seychelles Islands excopeIl Moyenne -> Sunsail's new base
We’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.
Sunsail’s staff helps unload and ...
... anchorage for the night. It’s a very rewarding final day of sailing in the Seychelles.
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’s a great snorkel with plenty of colorful and large ...
... shop on the beach. Unfortunately, we arrived about an hour too late to take the afternoon dive. After buying ice at the bar, we head back to the boat for a swim and our normal evening ritual awaiting another fantastic sunset.
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Dinner: Bonito tartare, cabbage with bean sprouts
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... some beer, lunch, and a short rest before tackling the northern side. In the water again, but, it’s starting to get grey and there’s a much stronger current. So, one by one we abandon are afternoon snorkel content with what we experience in the morning.
We’re off to our last anchorage in the northern island group and jump off point for ...
... the rocking to severe and the fish would end up in the sea. Of course, that would be a catastrophe and a violation of nature. We thought about cooking in salt, but, realized we most certainly didn’t have enough for such a big fish. So with true Italian grit, he trimmed the fish so it could fit in the oven, covered it in aluminum foil filled with lemon, spices ...
Praslin Island, Seychelles Islands gmanventoValle Du Mer – Baie St. Anne – Petite Cour
We made arrangements with Miles to meet around noon with the rest of our provisions so that we could head off to the UNESCO protected Valle Du Mer National Park on Praslin Island to experience the largest coco tree in the world.
Taking our dingy, we picked up a taxi at the port and had him take us to the ...
... Seychelles and Madagascar. We called twice, sent a mail and there is no confirmation. I call. It is a public holiday, call back tomorrow. Yes, but, I only need to know ... . No, there is no info, it is a public holiday. I cannot figure out my AmEx bill. The paper copies were clear: to be paid: X, paid thank you OR not paid, pay ASAP. Electronically it is a puzzle. We do not know where we go in Madagascar yet. We land in the capital: Antananarivo (who invents a name like that ...
Victoria, Seychelles Islands tonyandmarina... We left Tanga around the 22nd of January, the crew consisting of me, tom, greg and cat. We went for a sail over to the island of Pemba just across from the land mass of Africa. We stopped there for two days at a beautiful anchorage complete with a shipwreck to dive and explore!! After that it was onto the open seas. We then spent the last twelve days crossing the Indian Ocean ( we went around half way across). This was my longest voyage ( 1050 nautical ...
Victoria, Seychelles Islands realisme_33... development land. Not very pretty, milky green colour, but does have mangroves, and a lot of fish movement on the surface, so can't be too toxic. Beyond the airport, the lagoon opened up to a wide expanse of flat, shallow water, with the reef at least 500 metres out, with a breaking sea on it. The beach was narrow, and sandy, but did not tempt us. We stopped at Lalla Panzi, a small guest house, to enquire about staying on our last night ...
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