The Seychelles Carnaval 2011

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Do you like carnivals? What is a carnival? A carnival can mean many things. Most of us know of the spectacular, yearly, Brazilian carnivals. We very rarely hear of African carnivals. Well, a few days from now, 4th to the 6th of March, the very beautiful island nation of the Seychelles is holding the Carnaval International de Victoria and the islands will turn into a place for celebration and entertainment. And, it is attracting many from other parts of Africa.
The 1972 Carnival was a great success, with Seychellois from all the islands assembling in Victoria for the celebrations alongside the visitors to the country. The 2011 Carnival will take place on a bigger scale and with an international flavor as Carnival Floats will this time be welcomed to Seychelles from the four corners of the world. Experience Seychelles
Many other countries from around the world have been invited; and many, will attend. Seychelles, is renowned for its stunning beauty and very welcoming people. It is also one of the quietest, I should say - most tranquil, places on Earth. Ten days from now, for three days, the islands will be one noisy, partying place. Should you not be a carnival person, not all of Seychelles 100 plus islands will be celebrating. Most will be as sleepy and as serene as always.

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