The Seychelles have implemented foreign exchange restrictions. All foreigners visiting the islands have to pay for services, such as restaurants, hotels and activities with foreign currency, local Seychelles Rupees are not accepted. Therefore it is advisable not to carry large amounts of local currency, since these may only be accepted in a few shops on the islands and cannot be changed into foreign currency. The main foreign currency on the islands is the Euro.
Written Apr 4, 2008
Be very careful with the sun: it can give you some nasty burns.
And more invisible: be very carefull with the waves and waters of some of the bays. The undercurrent catches you before you know it and is very, very strong although it might not seem that way.
Written Sep 17, 2002
Some beaches have no protecting reef so the breakers and undertow are very powerful.
Written May 7, 2006
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Some beaches have no protecting reef so the breakers and undertow are very powerful.
Q: Does anyone have any suggestions on a good place to stay at La Digue? Are there any particular things one must remember when going...

A: don't remember about how much it costs but the cheapest way is to go by cargo boat from mahe straight to la digue.. we did exactly that way and sea was very rough for...
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