La Digue island is the one we all envision when speaking about Seychelles. Its Anse Source D'Argent has gained the fame of "one of the most beautiful beaches in the world" and is definitely one the most photographed ones. Believe me, all that fame ain't for nothing. That beach is simply stunning. And it's basically the reason we did include La Digue into our itinerary, even though it was only for a day and a half. The island is pretty small, only 10km2 and is a home to around

Mahé is the biggest island of the Seychelles, covering around 150km2. At its North-East side is the capital Victoria (named after Queen Victoria in 1838) - one of the smallest capital in the world. The island of Mahé is home to almost 90% of country's population, which originates from Africa, India, China and Europe - over the years, Seychelles have been both a French and a British colony. However, we chose not to stay in the capital. Seychelles are known for their amazing be

After spending our first two days in the End of the World off-roading and penguin watching we really thought we have already seen the best of it. But Nature decided to prove us wrong. We've planned our third day for climbing Glaciar Martial. Named after the explorer Luis Fernando Martial, chief of the French expedition that reached the area with scientific purposes in 1883, it is the most important source of fresh water in Ushuaia. Glaciar Martial lies 1050 meters above sea l