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Aldabra
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Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this coral atoll harbors one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems. Aldabra is home to the world’s largest populations of giant tortoises, with more than 100,000 of them roaming the atoll’s four islands. An exploration of the atoll’s lagoon and mangrove forests aboard our private tenders reveals a thriving population of marine life, including sharks and illusive manta rays. Equally impressive, discover unique flora and rare bird species such as the red-footed booby on expert-led walks along the coast. Discover Aldabra's best-kept secrets on the finest luxury cruise Seychelles has to offer.
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Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this coral atoll harbors one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems. Aldabra is home to the world’s largest populations of giant tortoises, with more than 100,000 of them roaming the atoll’s four islands. An exploration of the atoll’s lagoon and mangrove forests aboard our private tenders reveals a thriving population of marine life, including sharks and illusive manta rays. Equally impressive, discover unique flora and rare bird species such as the red-footed booby on expert-led walks along the coast. Discover Aldabra's best-kept secrets on the finest luxury cruise Seychelles has to offer.