Hi Angelle can you please convince more Seychellois/Seychelloise to move to London and open some Seychellois restaurants? 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Way back in 2006 a Seychellois restaurant was opened in London that was called Kaz Kreol and it was in Camden in the north London area. A really nice Seychellois guy owned it and ran it and his brothers worked for him cooking in there and his two nephews were the waiters. The Kaz Kreol restaurant had the best food ever ❤️❤️❤️❤️ and it was my first introduction to Seychellois cuisine and how wonderful it all tastes. That restaurant was one of the reasons I visited the Seychelles during Christmas in 2016 where I stayed on La Digue. But sadly the Kaz Kreol restaurant closed down between 2009 and 2011 and there aren’t any other Seychellois restaurants in London other than the odd pop up restaurant or food stalls that go around to different parts of London. I still miss Kaz Kreol’s food so much 😭🤧 To be honest I think that the Kaz Kreol restaurant closed down because it was in a location that was far too residential. It was way down in the middle of the street that’s called Pratt Street and was surrounded by flats and it wasn’t on Camden High Street where it should have been where a lot of tourists and locals could go and discover a newer restaurant and the beauty of Seychellois cuisine. It’s such a pity.
@@jrmetmoi I would love that. I always miss creole food, it would be great to have a creole restaurant here. Maybe in the future someone would open another restaurant.
@@angelle_rose please tell all your bredrin. Beg you do seriously 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😁 Please if you know someone in the Seychelles who already has a successful restaurant out there please tell them to get themselves to London toute suite
Clean review with nice shots, just enough commentary and no other nonsense!! Just my kind of a tour review! I am making a plan for Seychelles and have taken notes from your trip!!
@@TheAwkwardTourists exactly. I’m still sorry that I didn’t spend 14 to 21 nights out there so that I could island hop and stay in different islands out there 🤔
By the way I highly recommend staying at the B&B in La Digue called Bernique Guest House which is on La Passe right before you get to the Chateau Saint Cloud Hotel. I stayed in the Bernique Guest House for eight nights during Christmas in 2016 and it’s very clean, has very large rooms and it has the best breakfasts that I’ve ever eaten on a vaycay to this very day! The coffee at Bernique Guest House tastes like the happy tears of the angels and is still the best coffee I’ve ever tasted in my entire life. Shout outs to Sylvania the owner of the Bernique Guest House and her business partner Beryl who is such a sweetheart ❤❤️❤️❤️
Wow, That is quite the coffee hype up! It can be difficult to find good strong coffee while traveling, so I understand the importance of finding a good spot. If we get back there we will have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
@@TheAwkwardTourists you’re welcome. Seriously though the homemade breakfasts at Bernique Guest House are made from scratch. On Expedia etc they say that Bernique Guest House offers a continental breakfast and that’s not true they offer a hot cooked breakfast too. They change up their fresh fruit plates every morning and Sylvania makes her own fruit jams and preserves and she changes those up every morning too. The hot cooked breakfast is made from scratch and Sylvania changes that up each morning too - she makes items for breakfast like Belgian waffles, crepes, banana bread, banana fritters, banana pie etc and she serves them up with a bunch of slices of cheese. If Bernique Guest House gets a fresh bunch of eggs in then Sylvania will offer you a fried egg or an omelette. I wasn’t exaggerating about the coffee served there either - it’s just absolutely unreal ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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I have a couple of question :) Is it safe to go for a swim when clothes and stuff at the beach while biking around? and How did you go to hotel from ferry at La digue? Is there a taxi and how much does it cost?
Great video. Absolutely stunning visuals🙌love the drone shots especially! Tell me, what time of the year did you visit Seychelles?what month?I’m planning a trip and trying to figure out if middle April is a good idea…??
Hallo, Thanks for the video!!! 😊 Is it possible to book cheap (private) accommodation on the spot or on which platform would it be worth booking? Thanks for your response!
Great video. What are the COVID measures and rules on the Seychelles currently. Do you have to wear masks or test every once in a while? I will be going there in July so this info would help me a lot!
We did not need a covid test to enter Seychelles at the time of filming this. However, you do need to fill out a travel form that is pretty detailed, and that has to be done ahead of time. If you don't do it you have to pay a 70 Euro rush processing fee and you might come very close to missing your flight......not like we did that or anything......
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I'm from the Seychelles but live in the UK. Your video has made me really miss home. Beautiful footage 😍
Glad you enjoyed it! Seychelles is amazing
Hi Angelle can you please convince more Seychellois/Seychelloise to move to London and open some Seychellois restaurants? 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Way back in 2006 a Seychellois restaurant was opened in London that was called Kaz Kreol and it was in Camden in the north London area. A really nice Seychellois guy owned it and ran it and his brothers worked for him cooking in there and his two nephews were the waiters.
The Kaz Kreol restaurant had the best food ever ❤️❤️❤️❤️ and it was my first introduction to Seychellois cuisine and how wonderful it all tastes. That restaurant was one of the reasons I visited the Seychelles during Christmas in 2016 where I stayed on La Digue.
But sadly the Kaz Kreol restaurant closed down between 2009 and 2011 and there aren’t any other Seychellois restaurants in London other than the odd pop up restaurant or food stalls that go around to different parts of London.
I still miss Kaz Kreol’s food so much 😭🤧
To be honest I think that the Kaz Kreol restaurant closed down because it was in a location that was far too residential. It was way down in the middle of the street that’s called Pratt Street and was surrounded by flats and it wasn’t on Camden High Street where it should have been where a lot of tourists and locals could go and discover a newer restaurant and the beauty of Seychellois cuisine. It’s such a pity.
@@jrmetmoi I would love that. I always miss creole food, it would be great to have a creole restaurant here. Maybe in the future someone would open another restaurant.
@@angelle_rose please tell all your bredrin. Beg you do seriously 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😁
Please if you know someone in the Seychelles who already has a successful restaurant out there please tell them to get themselves to London toute suite
That thumbnail though 😍😍 Paradise!
For real....so nice
Clean review with nice shots, just enough commentary and no other nonsense!! Just my kind of a tour review! I am making a plan for Seychelles and have taken notes from your trip!!
Awesome! Let us know if you have any questions. We would love to help with info if we can
Holy shit, I can still get the smell in my nose and the heat in my face after I went there in 1993.
It is still one of the best trips I`ve ever done!
We loved it. Beautiful Country, Great people
Great vlog. Love the drone footage. it is so gorgeous there and it looks like that the prices are reasonable. Thank you for taking us along
Thanks, the trip can be done reasonably if you want to, or you can stay in some really nice, more expensive resorts
I particularly love the drone shots from all of your videos. Love your trips! We’ll be in Aruba in two weeks, can’t wait!
Thank you! Have a great time in Aruba!
Great drone shots!!!
Thank you!
I'm going July 1st. Cant wait. 🥰
Hope you enjoy it! Let us know if you have any questions we can help out with!
Yilmaz Kale how was it??
Simply beautiful!
Amazing thank you I’m I wil be going there this November and you’ve given me a lot of excellent tips 😍
That's awesome. We will do putting out a budget breakdown in a few videos if you want to dive into the price of everything
I went to La Digue during Christmas in 2016. I stayed out there for eight nights.
That's a good amount of time. I feel like you can see alot and really relax too
@@TheAwkwardTourists exactly. I’m still sorry that I didn’t spend 14 to 21 nights out there so that I could island hop and stay in different islands out there 🤔
Nice video, thank you. I wish you could had visit Grand anse, petit anse and anse coco Beaches.
Love the drone footage. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great vid.. in which month did you visit the Seychelles?
Kelly I thought you were a biking pro after a few days on La Digue - but then the bloopers!
Next stop downhill Mountain biking......
By the way I highly recommend staying at the B&B in La Digue called Bernique Guest House which is on La Passe right before you get to the Chateau Saint Cloud Hotel.
I stayed in the Bernique Guest House for eight nights during Christmas in 2016 and it’s very clean, has very large rooms and it has the best breakfasts that I’ve ever eaten on a vaycay to this very day! The coffee at Bernique Guest House tastes like the happy tears of the angels and is still the best coffee I’ve ever tasted in my entire life.
Shout outs to Sylvania the owner of the Bernique Guest House and her business partner Beryl who is such a sweetheart ❤❤️❤️❤️
Wow, That is quite the coffee hype up! It can be difficult to find good strong coffee while traveling, so I understand the importance of finding a good spot. If we get back there we will have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
@@TheAwkwardTourists you’re welcome. Seriously though the homemade breakfasts at Bernique Guest House are made from scratch. On Expedia etc they say that Bernique Guest House offers a continental breakfast and that’s not true they offer a hot cooked breakfast too. They change up their fresh fruit plates every morning and Sylvania makes her own fruit jams and preserves and she changes those up every morning too. The hot cooked breakfast is made from scratch and Sylvania changes that up each morning too - she makes items for breakfast like Belgian waffles, crepes, banana bread, banana fritters, banana pie etc and she serves them up with a bunch of slices of cheese. If Bernique Guest House gets a fresh bunch of eggs in then Sylvania will offer you a fried egg or an omelette.
I wasn’t exaggerating about the coffee served there either - it’s just absolutely unreal ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have a couple of question :) Is it safe to go for a swim when clothes and stuff at the beach while biking around? and How did you go to hotel from ferry at La digue? Is there a taxi and how much does it cost?
Is Seychelles good for Honeymoon in March?
Or Maldives?
I think it rains in March at Seychelles
Great video. Absolutely stunning visuals🙌love the drone shots especially!
Tell me, what time of the year did you visit Seychelles?what month?I’m planning a trip and trying to figure out if middle April is a good idea…??
We went at the end of March, so I think April would be about the same weather
@@TheAwkwardTourists I see. Thanks for the reply. Keep up the great work. Love it!!
So beautiful 😍
Hey what’s the weather like in July? 😊
Unfortunately we can't tell you that, we only experienced the weather in March. A quick online search should be able to give you accurate weather info
Hallo, Thanks for the video!!! 😊
Is it possible to book cheap (private) accommodation on the spot or on which platform would it be worth booking? Thanks for your response!
We booked through Kayak and it was reasonably affordable. Not sure about showing up and booking day of
Hi, what month did you guys visit?
We visited in March!
I am going in march
what is the month you travelled to the Seychelles?
Hi! Thanks for watching, we were there in March
@@TheAwkwardTourists thx for the fast response, have you already been there in august?
Amazing views! Which period did you visit in
We visited in March
woow Amazing Island 🧡
Can you Please make one video Le Repaire Hotel Video
Unfortunately we didn't stay at the hotel, so no video about that one.
great video !
Thanks!
Awesome 👌
Thanks 🤗
How many nights should I stay on La Digue
I would say minimum of 3
Which guesthouse you stayed
Beryl Guesthouse
Great video. What are the COVID measures and rules on the Seychelles currently. Do you have to wear masks or test every once in a while? I will be going there in July so this info would help me a lot!
We did not need a covid test to enter Seychelles at the time of filming this. However, you do need to fill out a travel form that is pretty detailed, and that has to be done ahead of time. If you don't do it you have to pay a 70 Euro rush processing fee and you might come very close to missing your flight......not like we did that or anything......
@@TheAwkwardTourists Thanks for the tips I will check it! Keep up the good videos!
I like the blue bikini top
Thanks!