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Seychelles country code +248, followed by a 7-digit phone number

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Passport / Visa

The Seychelles is a visa-free country. Visitors are, however, required to produce a passport or travel document that remains valid until the individual's return to their country of origin.

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Best Time to Visit

The Seychelles generally boast good weather all through the year, December through April being the hottest, while January and February often see brief tropical rainfall. April-May and October-November are when the Seychellois waters are at their clearest, making for some incredible underwater visibility and thus excellent diving.

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Seychelles International Airport (SEZ)

The Seychelles International Airport, a few kilometres away from the Mahe Island's Victoria, is the country's only international airport, and main point of entry for the majority of visitors. Taxis and rental cars are available for hire at the airport. There is a public bus stop just outside the airport; at the time of writing, the Seychelles public busses are not equipped with luggage storage compartments, which means no passengers travelling with luggage are admitted on board.

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Public Transport

The larger islands of Mahe and Praslin both have rather well-developed bus networks. A print-out containing all information about schedules and routes can be picked up at the main station in Victoria (and at tourist offices in Praslin). Bus destinations are usually displayed on the front window, fares are fixed regardless of travel distance and are paid to the driver upon boarding. To reach some destinations, a change at the capital's main station may be needed. Ferry service connects the principal islands of Mahe, Praslin and La Digue. Privately arranged boat tours are necessary to reach other islands. On La Digue, cycling is the primary means of transportation, and bikes are widely available. Air Seychelles operates 15-minute flights between Mahe and Praslin, and flies to other islands of the archipelago (some routes on request). Two charter companies (helicopter Zil Air and Islands Development Company (IDC)) also arrange transfers and excursions.

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Taxi

Taxis can be hired on all three major islands: Mahe, Praslin, and La Digue. Cabs can be hailed off the side of the road, picked up at taxi stands, or pre-ordered via telephone. Make sure the fare is agreed upon before boarding if the taxi isn't equipped with a meter.

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Pharmacy

Most hotels employ a medical professional who is available 24/7. Pharmacies on all three islands are located at hospitals. The one in Victoria on Mahe Island operates Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 8am-12pm. Victoria's main pharmacy is located at the Orion Mall.

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Post

Most hotels offer postage services to guests. The main Seychelles post office is located in Victoria on Mahe Island.

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Electricity

220-240, 50 Hz, three-pin British model plugs

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