Seychelles Travel Podcast with Chantal Ladouceur

This podcast follows a single resident host travelling around Seychelles over a couple of years, staying in one place long enough to learn it before moving to somewhere connected to it. The archipelago ranges from the volcanic Mahé group, with its narrow coastal strip and rocky interior, to coral atolls that sit on the submarine Mascarene Plateau. The route covers Mahé, where most of the population lives, Praslin and La Digue with their granitic hills and beaches, and less-visited Silhouette Island. The outer coral islands appear too, particularly Aldabra Atoll, an elevated reef known for its giant tortoises. The route depends on the sea, since the island group is split between granitic highs and coralline rims. The show unfolds through the southeast monsoon from late May to September, when the southeast winds cool the islands, and the northwest monsoon from March to May, when the weather warms. Episodes return to the same coves, passes and plantation ruins in differen