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Passports & Visas
A full 10 year passport is required for entry into Seychelles, valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date. Visas are not required for entry. You will be required to show your passport, completed immigration card (which is distributed on the aircraft) and valid return ticket, on arrival in Seychelles.
Health & Vaccinations
Seychelles is currently free from any tropical diseases, and no vaccinations certificates are required for clients entering Seychelles, other than if you are entering Seychelles from or have passed through a Yellow Fever infected country. Malaria protection is not required. However it is the client's responsibility to consult their own doctor on this matter prior to travelling. In the UK, the Department of Health issue and advice leaflet No. T6, giving details of recommended vaccinations (U.K. Tel: 0800 555777)
Accommodation in the Seychelles
Hotel accommodation in the Seychelles is generally regarded as being charming and relaxed, rather than sophisticated and pretentious. Hotels range from simple 3 room family-run guest houses to five star luxury islands, each with its own brand of ambience and hospitality.
The majority of hotels are relatively small by international standards, having on average approximately 10 to 35 rooms, which in itself makes Seychelles a more sought after destination. Hotel service tends to be relaxed and informal often with a sense of humour.
Seychelles Travel staff have lived in the Seychelles for many years and are able to provide a wealth of experience and knowledge to clients when choosing a hotel or island. Being an island destination, one thousand miles from anywhere, clients should also remember that they cannot always expect European standards in the hotels. Supplies are generally flown or shipped in by a fortnightly service which makes them more expensive than one would normally pay in Europe.
Seychelles offers both local Creole and International cuisine. Being descendants of French, British, Indian, African and Arabian settlers, this wonderful melting pot of races has evolved a unique Creole Cuisine, blending a mixture of fresh local produce such as fish, meats, vegetables, coconuts, herbs and spices into succulent and mouth watering recipies. Vegetarian meals are also available in most hotels.
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