Silhouette Island
Republic of Seychelles


Dauban Coconut Plantation - 1

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"Silhouette Island, place of an international tortoise saving project" ©2001 photo Elroy Christenson

Silhouette Island is beautiful and somewhat isolated island about an hour boat ride from Mahé. Although there are many coconut palms on the island, they are not native to the island and now are trying to be controlled in order to re-establish native plants. Water on all the islands is a problem and comes primarily from catch-water cisterns. Resorts here are very expensive and the few tourists are willing to pay dearly for the remoteness and the snorkeling off the coast where they may sees numerous varieties of fish and sea turtles.

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