The Side of Seychelles That Social Media Doesn't Show

[@rideseysel5458]

Thank you for having a Good time In my Paradise.❤

[@elizabethjsabetpccasclccbc4286]

I love your travel vlog so much! I love the way you reveal the true nature of the land, licals, and history of everywhere you travel. And you're both lovely and genuine people! Enjoy your travels!

[@WonderfulWorld316]

Absolutely beautiful! I think that if I make it there someday, I'll be spending most of my waking moments delighting in all the diversity and uniqueness of the local flora and fauna. Enjoy the rest of your stay there.

[@SylvanneLabrosse]

A place to relax seychelles love u❤

[@giannishen]

Their beaches are indeed beautiful, like a wonderland! Thank you for introducing Seychelles, a country I have no impression of at all, well done! 👍😍👏

[@DYoung-vt8pq]

Thank you so much for sharing this island paradise with us! Safe travels. ❤

[@sabrinastraveladventures4263]

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you 🙏🏼 Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧

[@ursdreyer3122]

Did you know, from the tousends of channels there are just a few good story tellers on YT, and one of them is you! I always love to watch your videos, they have a very professionell touch. Thank you from Bali.

[@soziologeek3340]

Be careful with the guys on the beaches selling tours. Never pay a deposit for a trip for the next day or something like this. Either they'll get you on the boat/trip immediately or right before the trip starts and if they don't want this don't buy a trip with these guys and instead book at your hotel. I've been to Seychelles a few times in my life and it really is a beautiful and really safe travel destination. I also know the guy you booked a tour with at Cote d'Or, he seems like a decent guy but some of his colleagues selling tours are not. Some of them are scammers and heroin addicts. Heroin addiction is a huge problem among the poorer Seychellois and some of them scam tourists by selling fake tours. The scam goes like this: They'll be talkative like a cool and chill buddy, ask you where you're from and how long you'll be in Seychelles and if it's your first time. They'll convince you to book tours with them in the coming days. They'll say it's cheaper and to support the locals in contrast to the big travel organizations like Creol, 7 south etc. These scammers will then charge you a deposit "as security in case you don't come" or "to pay the skipper up front for the gas" or some other nonsense arguments why you have to pay them a deposit or even for the whole trip in advance. They'll do this to as many tourists as they can in just a few days and when the day of your trip comes, nobody is there and the guy disappears until all the tourists he scammed have already left Seychelles or the island. They'll get a few hundred dollars like this in a short amount of time and spend it on heroin and getting high while they are hiding and waiting until the tourists have left, in contrast to around 10-20$ per person which these guys usually earn on you for a booking.

[@stevenmcgaughey5349]

I went there 42 yrs ago me and a friend walked up the highest point and the view was amazing the Seychelles is the most beautiful place I have ever been

[@s.ashishpandey6705]

Very informative 👍

[@soledude]

Wonderfully described. 👏👏👏

[@joerg1003]

We really loved our stay too. It’s a shame there is a big drug problem among the locals.

[@user-Watsonr8]

😂So did you make up your song? As always a great video showing the beautiful beaches, ocean floor, wild life, and forest with the tortoise.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I believe they are the most beautiful beaches at the same level as French Polynesia.

[@marybonatti3887]

Just found your channel, lovely gentle humour and narration.

[@alberthenriette8976]

You haven't seen anything yet. It you visit the outer Atolls you will be amaze🤪

[@JP_2005]

💯

[@Dan-xx5jq]

When i was young i wanted to be born in the Seychelles so that i could spend my whole life there. They say Prince William and Kate spent their honeymoon here in the Seychelles. A lot of British folk own a lot of the smaller islands which is out of reach for regular folk.

[@kyelou7124]

That is not correct, the Seychelles people own the majority of their islands save a minority that are privately leased, and even fewer privately owned

[@lockylique]

@@kyelou7124those are hindoe people.. they have Made the people who belong there to..addicts. To take it, by greed

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

Bro is on those sea shells

[@RaphaelMumbamba]

❤

[@Lady-In-Red159]

Match Looove & Godness To you two🍀🌹🍃🌸🍃🌹🍀 Sincerly 🌞💎💞❤💞❤💞💎🌞

[@lockylique]

Highjacked paradice

[@annazdzieblowska7430]

Go to Bird Island

[@evelinsaarva7876]

😎👍🐢

[@KamalDeshapriya-go8rm]

Hl❤

[@collegefriends9729]

No night life,,not so beautiful ❤️❤️