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Favorite thing: In a general way, living in the Seychelles is really expensive, so you better get used to the idea before going and avoid wasting your time moaning on the price of things... it won?t make them cheaper and you?ll just ruin your holiday... Enjoy life on the island and remember you only live once !
There?s always a way to find cheaper food of course, you can buy sandwiches and ham for lunch in a little shop, drinks are also cheaper in those boutik. You can also buy some fruits in the market, very thirst-quenching when the sun?s so hot :-) There are also plenty of take away in Victoria and food is really honest !
But creole food is sooooooooo tasty, you really have to try it in a restaurant if you don't wanna miss something :-)
Updated Aug 10, 2004
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