Silhouette

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Silhouette is a mountainous island in the Seychelles, with dense forest, granite ridges and small coastal settlements. Most of the interior remains protected and undeveloped. Coastal settlements occupies a different part of the area from shoreline, creating a clear physical contrast. Local communities occupy the ground between shoreline and coastal settlements, keeping the broader landscape active, especially where shoreline meets coastal settlements.

Hiking, beach time and snorkelling provide the main experiences. Access is limited, preserving a quiet atmosphere away from larger islands. Time spent around coastal settlements also brings island interior into view, adding another layer to the visit. Routes between island interior and coastal settlements reveal how the destination changes beyond its principal attractions, especially where island interior meets coastal settlements.