About Seychellen.com

About Seychellen.com

Legal notice, history and thanks

In 2007 I started the website Seychellen.com to get everything I had experienced out of my head and onto the page. Since then I have kept refining and expanding Seychellen.com, so that one day it will give a complete picture of the Seychelles.

I have lived directly on Mahé ever since. Alongside Seychellen.com, I look after a few other projects around the islands:

Island Tour SeychellesTours on Mahé

Private island tours, beach trips and hikes with licensed guides, including pick-up at the airport. islandtourseychelles.com

eSeychelles.comDocuments and authorities

Dealing with the authorities, translations, notarial certifications and Supreme Court apostilles. eseychelles.com

offshore.scCompany formation

Setting up and renewing a Seychelles offshore company. offshore.sc

Commercial RegisterCompany register

Search for Seychelles companies and company extracts. commercialregister.sc

For planning your trip

On these pages you will find information on the best time to travel, on the weather and the genuinely healthy climate of the Seychelles. Our Seychelles assistant is always on hand to answer questions, and you can enquire about accommodation directly with the host through the enquiry service, with no commission. For your arrival, there is airport pick-up with Island Tour.

We would be delighted to make your journey to the Seychelles as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Praslin

Legal notice

Thank you

A special thank you goes to the people who support me so much in this labour of love.
Rolf Rosskopf, Danny Gerhard, Lara Gutser, Torsten Dickmann, my friends at DeepL, who have done an extremely good job with the translation, and the Seychelles Tourism Board for so much information and for the special collaboration over all these years.

I would also like to warmly thank the following people for kindly providing some of the pictures:
Patrick Jaussi, Sheena Jean, Lara Gutser, Mario Gisiger, Torsten Dickmann and others.

Data sources

The details about the surroundings on the accommodation pages (shops, takeaways, bars, dive schools, bus stops, pharmacies, clinics, cash machines) come from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL). The restaurants come from our own directory. Distances are as the crow flies, and journey times are rough estimates: on foot, by car, or by bicycle on La Digue.