by Glynn Burridge
Since 1999 the Fet Afrik Seychelles Festival, or Africa Day, has taken place on the island of Mahé, to celebrate African and Creole heritage. As Seychelles has deep African roots, the one-day festival is turned into an explosion of colour to represent the heritage of the islanders.
As a luxury marina property development, Eden Island is more than just a home for some. In fact, since construction started the project alone has created almost 1,000 jobs for Seychellois locals and contributed about 40% of foreign direct investment.
Tourists are drawn to beautiful beaches and untouched coastlines in their hordes, but destinations that rely too heavily on natural beauty as their biggest drawcard often face the challenge of over-development and destruction of the natural resources.
Eden Island in Seychelles has plenty of features and activities to give you a taste of the good life, but one of its biggest attractions for the international clientele is the deep water marina that can handle superyachts up to 100m in length.
If you’re considering a trip to Seychelles, taking advantage of the crystal clear waters is a must. Not only are the white, sandy beaches the epitome of paradise, but the ocean itself boasts spectacular coral reefs and marine life. And what better way to experience it other than diving or snorkelling in Seychelles?
If you’re looking for an ideal place to purchase a holiday home, that’s easily accessible for family members and visitors, consider Eden Island in Seychelles. This marina estate boasts tastefully decorated Villas, Maisons, and Apartments with private beaches and best of all; it’s centrally located just off the coast of Mahé.
Imagine having access to private beaches, your own personal mooring, crystal clear waters and panoramic views of majestic mountains. A property development location in Seychelles means that you no longer have to envision these amenities as a dream or fantasy. In fact, the island life that you've always imagined yourself living can now become a reality.
What once was a dead coral reef off the coast of Mahé has since been transformed into an opulent setting. Now, a decade later, Eden Island is a luxurious, sought after location that people call home. The progression of this endeavour over 10 years has built not only accommodation but also tourism and economic opportunities.
If you live in a busy city where traffic, congestion and pollution are an everyday occurrence, finding a tranquil corner of the Earth is a priceless discovery. Turquoise waters, pristine white sands and majestic mountain ranges are all qualities that make up some of the most peaceful places in the world.