The main island Mahé and its market place

Shortly after their arrival, the birds went to the capital Victoria and its market place. Larissa, the white budgie, and Rana perched on the fountain and observed a heron marching around. The shy, sky blue Ares watched the scene from a safe place.

The dark-green fairy tale forest on Praslin

From Mahé they headed to another island called Praslin. There the birds visited the gorgeous sanctuary "Vallée de Mai", in which the amazing Coco de Mer can be found. Kiki was thirsty, so he drank from a crystal clear brook.

Paradise for feathered ones: Bird Island

On the protected area Bird Island which was the next place they went to, my budgies and Nellie met lots of other tourists. Tethys (left), Jupiter (middle) and Io joined a group of Ruddy Turnstones on the beach for talking to them.

Dione found it boring to do small talk quite soon. She preferred to listen to the exciting discussions of the Common Noddies, who gathered after they have hunted for fish. The sky blue budgie hen was fascinated about it, so she approached the huge sea birds carefully.

Granite rocks and perfect beaches on La Digue

On the small, idyllic island called La Digue, Umbriel was more than fascinated by the red granite rocks. From the cliff top, he looked over the beach where his friends were hanging around.

Tethys loved to take a sun bathe on a small rock in the northern part of a pictorial bay called Anse Sévère.

At the end, they all agreed with this: The most beautiful beach of the Seychelles islands they have visited was the fabulous Anse Source d'Argent on La Digue. In the turquoise and light blue, warm water of the Indian ocean and on the fine white sands, they spend a lot of time just liming and having fun.