Mahe
Mahe, located in the west-central Indian Ocean, is the largest island in the Republic of Seychelles. It is located at 4°40'S south latitude and 55°30'E longitude, 1584 kilometers away from the port of Mombasa, East Africa.
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Mahe is not only blessed with beautiful beaches, but also with a variety of natural landscapes. The island's Maieran waterfall, with its fast-flowing water and a height of about 50 meters, is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. The Tricolor Sea is a miracle of nature, and thanks to the influence of light and seawater, the bay takes on three colors: blue, green, and gray, which is breathtaking. Known for its immaculate white sand and crystal clear waters, Crystal Beach is a great place for tourists to enjoy the sun and sea breeze.
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Historically, Mahe was a major settlement of early European settlers in the Seychelles. Victoria, the capital of the island, is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and a large seagull statue symbolizes the ancestors who flew across the ocean from Europe, Asia and Africa to open up the land on Independence Street in the center of the city, telling the history and heritage of Seychelles.
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The local culture and customs are also quite distinctive, and the residents are hospitable and can sing and dance. The island's markets are a great place to experience the local culture, with a variety of handicrafts and specialty snacks.
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If you're planning a trip to Mahe, the beaches, waterfalls and quirky coves are a must-see. In addition, divers can take a dip in the coral reefs and schools of tropical fish and experience the wonderful world of marine life.
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