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A visit to Aride Island is essential for any visitor to Seychelles to discover what the islands were like 250 years ago before human settlement.
Aride is the northernmost island of the granitic Seychelles. It covers roughly 68 ha, is 1.6 km long and 0.6 km wide. Aride hosts one of the most important seabird populations in the Indian Ocean with more breeding species than any other island in Seychelles.
The island is managed as a nature reserve by Island Conservation Society of Seychelles. The only human inhabitants are the reserve's staff, including the Island Manager, Conservation Officer and rangers.
Aride is the northernmost island of the granitic Seychelles. It covers roughly 68 ha, is 1.6 km long and 0.6 km wide. Aride hosts one of the most important seabird populations in the Indian Ocean with more breeding species than any other island in Seychelles.
The island is managed as a nature reserve by Island Conservation Society of Seychelles. The only human inhabitants are the reserve's staff, including the Island Manager, Conservation Officer and rangers.
