On October 28, 2015, the day set aside by the United Nations as International Creole Day, Danielle de St.Jorre was recognized for her work as a leader to get the Creole language and culture to be wher ...

Festival Kreol is an event which puts the Seychelles’ Creole culture and identity at the forefront in the world. Festival Kreol is an event which puts the Seychelles’ Creole culture and ...

Domaine de Val des Près- immerse yourself in traditional Creole culture at this unique craft village, part of the Patrimwann – or heritage trail – in the Seychelles.

Coconuts Hold Seychelles Together. The fruit is the common factor in the 115-island archipelago’s wide-ranging cuisine, which incorporates influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe ...

A gloomy sky and heavy downpour of tropical rain, did not deter a good crowd of Seychellois and visitors from other Creole nations from coming down to the Seychelles capital of Victoria late ...

Credit: George Camille. The term “Creole” refers both to the people and the culture, to the French-based language - and the food. An enjoyable way to access the Creole culture is through the ...

Discover its vibrant wildlife, lush jungles, and the vibrant Creole culture that make this island nation so special. Get ready to experience Seychelles like never before, offering the ultimate ...

Seychelles isn’t just about its famous beaches – it’s a treasure trove of hidden wonders waiting to be explored! In this video, ... Explore the unique Creole culture, ...

Unfortunately, the lively Creole culture of the Seychelles gets overshadowed by the resort scene. Each October for the past 30 years, the country has hosted the Festival Kreol.This celebration, which ...

A Seychellois poet has been honoured posthumously by the poetry community as part of the 37th edition of the Creole Festival. Edwin Henriette, a poet, writer and champion of the Creole culture ...

The result is a creole culture which mixes the best bits from a global range of influences that have somehow combined on the archipelago. Most visitors – me included – choose to stay on Mahé ...