A travel blog about my experiences in travel and treks
Seychelles is an island nation in the Indian Ocean, off the east coast of Africa. Often compared with the Maldives because of its stunning beaches and turquoise waters, Seychelles is considered one of the more upmarket beach destinations in the … Continued
The three main islands in Seychelles are Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue. Since the international airport is located on Mahe, almost all visitors arrive there first. While Mahe is the largest island and offers a wide range of activities, Praslin … Continued
Officially, a visa is not required to enter Seychelles. However, that does not mean you can simply arrive with a passport in hand and enter the country. There is one important requirement that travellers should not miss. What is Seychelles … Continued
When I looked into the map of Mauritius, a large “green” patch of area caught my attention. It was the “Black Gorges National Park”. In the quest for blue beaches, it is very easy to overlook some of the other … Continued
I have a fascination about lighthouses. Wherever I travel, I rarely miss opportunity to visit the lighthouse. The recent trip to Mauritius provided an opportunity to see a lighthouse. Though not a tourist spot, I added Albion lighthouse to the … Continued
Port Louis, the capital city of Mauritius is more seen as a commercial center than a tourist place. It is a crowded city on week days and slow moving traffic is a common sight. Things change dramatically on Sunday where … Continued
Mauritius is filled with great beaches and so it is difficult to pick a particular breach!! But when you look at the map of Mauritius and concentration of resorts in the country, the part of Mauritius north of Port Louis … Continued
Ile Aux serfs is one of the most visited place in Mauritius. Almost every tourist or traveller would include this place in their itinerary. Needless to say the place is very touristy and also bit hyped. But nevertheless, a good … Continued
Before our trip to Mauritius, we never thought that a common person can get into a submarine. When Mauritius plan was made, Chaya who had heard about it from someone asked to include it in our itinerary. Many advertisements in … Continued
On the south of Mauritius there exists a small place with sand dunes comprising of seven colors. It is quite a strange phenomenon that has survived ages in spite of tropical rains hitting Mauritius every year. Seven coloured earth Our … Continued