It was very small but worth visiting. You can find real coco de mer here. Ticket is very cheap. Lovely staff with amazing attitude. It is highly recommended to have a guided tour.
If you have 30 mins free on your schedule you can pop in the museum. Entree fee is very cheap (SR 15). It is not spectacular but you can get a glimpse of Seychelles natural history. Very small as well and the exhibits are not new. I quite liked the shark exhibit.
A must see. It may be small but the exhibits are very interesting and cover the formation of the Seychelles, all the wildlife and fauna and cover a lot environmental issues and schemes.
Cheap to visit and you can see it all in around an hour.
Small low budget little place but worth taking the look. Cheap entry and lovely to get cool. Sure the money will go to helping improve the exhibit too. Plenty on history of the area and the animals and creatures that inhabit. Keen focus on conservation and it clearly does a lot of work with local groups and children based on the upstairs exhibits and focuses on trying to ensure people respect and conserve the natural world.
Some fossils, models and real examples of the natural world.
Curious and traditional little building. We enjoyed it even for a 40 minute wander we both learned a thing or two and we're glad we contributed if even a little.
Came across by chance when the wife noticed it. The aircon was so cold on a hot day small entrance fee and not that big but if it supports local tourism I'm all for it
It's right on the Main Street. Cost only 15 SCR for adults, children under 12 free. It's true that in 30 minutes you will be done but we enjoyed the shark collection, the coco de mer information, the interactive displays for my son. Good to support the museum. Staff friendly. Great if wet rather or you have time to fill in.
