The Seychelles were disputed between France and Great Britain during the age of colonialism, with Britain ending up in control in 1814 after the Napoleonic Wars. The islands achieved independence in 1976; however, free elections did not occur until 1993. The politics of this island group remain in something of a state of flux, although this should not bother the tourist seeking a relaxing beach vacation.
Avoid any dark lanes, and always be careful not to leave your bag unattended. Swimming alone on isolated beaches is not advisable. If you sail, avoid bringing valuables; if you have no choice, become adept at finding great hiding places
Potential thieves are obvious (mostly due to lurking and just stand out from the locals) and tend to hide just off the beach or across the narrow streets near more out of the way beaches.
Petty crime like pickpocketing and theft in Seychelles.
You may see pirated goods for sale, but do not buy them, as you could face penalties both in Seychelles and your home country. You might see political rallies and street protests in Seychelles, and you should stay away from them to avoid trouble. Also, homosexuality is against the law in the Seychelles, so this is not the ideal place for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.
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