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Singapore Airlines’ award-winning magazine credits Seychelles for its unique beauty |31 January 2015

 

 

 

Seychelles is one of the destinations that are renowned for their beaches, clear seas and unspoilt natural environment. Our country’s beauty has captured the eyes of many photographers, reporters, authors and even environmentalists, among others.

Our islands feature in a number of tourism magazines worldwide, giving a clear portrait of its uniqueness.

Silverkris, an award-winning travel magazine of Singapore Airlines, has also given our little paradise credit for its uniqueness.

The magazine provides the latest information on travel trends, hotels and restaurants, getaways as well as in-depth features such as the one about Seychelles. SilverKris magazine is also now available online at www.silverkris.com.

The impressive article written by Tim Ecott, describes Seychelles as being seen as the stepping stones between the east African coast and India.

From the first sight of the main island’s greenery and dense forests to the granite rocks glittering under the rays of the sun, to the capital landmarks, and the hidden jewels of these islands, Silverkris has described it all in a way that surely will lure the readers to the shores of Seychelles.

The article and photos attached give a clear picture of the Seychelles’ experience that visitors seek and that the Seychelles Tourism Board is highly promoting.

Silverkris’ article has also perfectly unveiled the natural wonders of the Seychelles islands, in the likes of the coco-de-mer nut and its home the Vallée de Mai that it shares with the Black Parrot and other endemic species.

Reading this article, one may get the impression that it can be used as a guide during a stay in Seychelles as it is very detailed.
The article also provides fast facts of how visitors can get to the destination, the best time to visit our islands and the sights that will leave you breathless.

 

 

 

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