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Inside Background
Culture 
With over 90% of the Seychelles' population of 81,000 congregated on Mahe...
Last edited: August 26, 2006
History 
Mahe is the largest of the Seychelles Islands and contains Victoria, the...
Last edited: August 25, 2006
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Who doesn't wish that Elvis was alive and well and living on some secluded...
Last edited: August 27, 2006
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Inside Transportation
Arriving & Departing 
When arriving on Mahe Island, a valid ten-year passport, valid for six months...
Last edited: August 26, 2006
Getting Around 
Taxi service on Mahe Island is expensive. Maybe that's because they can only go...
Last edited: August 27, 2006
Public Transportation 
Being the largest and most populated island in the Seychelles Republic (with...
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Inside Things to Do
Events & Festivals 
The city of Victoria, on Mahe Island, is the scene of the annual Creole...
Last edited: August 27, 2006
Museums & Attractions 
Needless to say, Mahe Island's greatest attractions are its beaches, which have...
Last edited: August 27, 2006
Nightlife 
Having the majority of the country's population, Mahe Island is where the...
Last edited: July 16, 2008
Shopping 
Everything from shark teeth (Smile, please) to perfumes to artwork can be found...
Last edited: August 24, 2006
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Inside Seychelles: For Foreign Visitors
Important Phrases 
bonzour = Goodmorning koman sava = How are you? Mon byen mersi = I'm fine...
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