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Victoria (Seychelles)

Description: Victoria (sometimes called Port Victoria or Mahé) is the capital city of the Seychelles and is situated on the ... more

Victoria (Seychelles) ... north-eastern side of Mahé island. The city was first established as the seat of the British colonial government. As of 2002, the population is 24,970, which is approximately one third of the population of the Seychelles. Victoria is served by the Seychelles International Airport (completed in 1971.)

Newest Review: ... road trip! We stopped in Geelong - a cute town with a nice waterfront - but the best bit was staying at the gorgeous Haymarket Boutique Hotel (www.haymarkethotel.com.au) and eating yummy pizza at Hey Leroy (www.heyleroy.com.au) We stopped at Torquay - where we bought heaps of surf clothes (so many hot guys and girls!!!) and visited little cafes/shops until we got to Lorne - which was the ... more

... best!! Great vibe in the cafes/street - everyone was chilled and it had a great beach where we spent most of our days - reading books and eating fish 'n' chips!! We continued driving to the 12 apostles which was breathtaking - but the further you go - the t...more

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Victoria (Seychelles): AWESOME! (193 words)
by - written on 21/03/06 (Somewhat useful, 62 readings)
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There was no way my boyfriend and I were going to stay in NYC for winter - so we headed to Australia instead. We landed in Melbourne and went straight down the GOR. It was the coolest road trip! We stopped in Geelong - a cute town with a nice waterfront - but the best bit was staying at the gorgeous Haymarket Boutique Hotel (www.haymarkethotel.com.au) and eating yummy pizza at Hey Leroy (www.heyleroy.com.au) We stopped at Torquay - where we bought heaps of surf clothes (so many hot guys and girls!!!) and visited little cafes/shops until we got to Lorne - which was the best!! Great vibe in the cafes/street - everyone was chilled and it had a great beach where we spent ... Read the complete review

The Ocean Road - 'Great' or just 'Good'? (2086 words)
by - written on 30/11/05 (Very useful, 497 readings)
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One of my big reasons for wanting to visit Melbourne was the possibility to do a day trip from there to the Great Ocean Road. I liked the look of it in my guide book, and put in on my must-do list for my trip, so as soon as I was booked for my weekend in the city, I set about finding a trip. The building of the Great Ocean Road began in 1919, and since then new bits have been added and the road extended until it reached its current form. It now officially starts at Torquay and finishes at Allansford though roads continue from these two places - but since they don't run by the sea except between these points, they don't come under the official moniker. Various ... Read the complete review