On the 21st of April, the Seychelles Nation wrote an article which discusses the re-opening of Seychelles. The author felt strongly that God is providing the leaders of Seychelles with a learning curb. He discusses social distancing becoming a new way of life and wanted temperature detectors to be a must at the Mahe and Praslin airpots, also at schools. Cleanliness and hygienic practices are mentioned as being essential to continue as well as the use of Hotline 141 (which I h

As supermarket violence rages across the world with desperate toilet goers attempting to get their hands on that precious last package of toilet paper before they’re left at home with laundry baskets over-flowing with poop smeared underpants we decided to join the 4 billion civilized members of the planet who do not use toilet paper and examine alternative methods. It takes around 30,000 trees every day to fulfil the global demand for the pleasure of wiping our bum and we hav

The scene here in Seychelles has changed dramatically for us. We are in complete lockdown which started April 8th and is scheduled to continue until May 4th. It feels so strange spending all of our time at home. We moved here in order to live outdoors and as much as we're grateful for having our green garden, we do truly miss the beach. The regulations regarding lockdown are as follows: -Everyone is restricted from outdoor movement aside from within their property. Not includ

Inevitably Seychelles is now in "Lockdown" mode, with Covid 19 potentially going rampant around the island. The government has advised all non-essential workers to stay home, and with the ensuing rush to STC, some people may have decided to stay home (wise), so what now? What can you eat? Well, luckily the Seychelles provides an abundance of food that you might not have thought about. Below are some things to consider eating now that you're housebound and some links to our fa

As Boris Johnson is moved to intensive care due to the Coronaviruss, the Seychelles has still managed to keep the virus mostly at bay. There are currently 10 confirmed cases and 2 people have successfully recovered. The known cases are all isolated and there are also a number of people quarantined across the islands. The government have put in place a number of policies to try to ensure that the virus remains low, including stopping all tourist entry through the airport or se