Just when I have caught up in my blogging about the Seychelles, I’m off again – this time for some snowboarding in St. Mortiz, Switzerland.
See you guys in a week. After which, it will finally be time to hunker down and find a job.

So sad to leave La Digue! We had such a relaxing time here biking around and sightseeing the island. Except for when I kept falling off my bike. Mostly because Diana kept stopping short in front of me. The last fall was the worst – I not only fell but got my [...]

La Digue is the fourth largest and third most populated of the Seychelles, with over 2,000 inhabitants.
Getting here from Praslin is quite easy. There is a Inter-Island Ferry that runs a couple times a day, takes about 20 minutes, and costs 10 Euros per person one-way.
We spent two days in La Digue and I [...]

Some interesting facts about the Seychelles from Wiki:
As the islands of the Seychelles had no indigenous population, the current Seychellois are composed of people who have immigrated to the island. The largest ethnic groups are those of French, African, Indian, and Chinese descent. French and English are official languages along with Seychellois Creole, which is [...]

My sister Diana came to visit me over Chinese New Year. She had 2 weeks holiday so she planned one week in Dubai and for the other week she looked at visiting either Egypt, Maldives, or a host of other places but finally decided on the Seychelles because – get this – her flight [...]

I know, I know, I have been very delinquent lately at blogging. Over 3 weeks without a post! After my last post, we lost all internet service in my area due to the damaged undersea cables. You’ve probably already heard about this incident as it’s old news by now. But if you [...]