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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How many villas are there in Pili Mai at Poipu?

  This rare opportunity to own one of the 13 four-bedroom villas in all of Pili Mai at Poipu. This home nestled into the corner of the development. You won’t find another 4 bedroom home in the VDA that sleeps up to 10 comfortably, central air, garage and resort like amenities that Pili Mai offers!

• What is multilateral agreement on Investment (MAI)?

  Multilateral Agreement on Investment. The Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) was a draft agreement negotiated in secret between members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) between 1995 and 1998.

• What animals live in the Vallée de Mai?

  Many of the animals and plants in the Vallée de Mai are endemic to Seychelles and are only found in relatively small numbers. In addition, some of these species are dependent on the palm forest of the Vallée de Mai (e. g. Seychelles black parrot, giant bronze gecko).

• Are there bronze geckos in the Vallée de Mai?

  There are three species of endemic bronze gecko found in the Vallée de Mai; the small slender Ailuronyx tachyscopaeus (dwarf bronze gecko), the medium-sized and more chunky A. seychellensis (bronze-eyed gecko) and the huge A. trachygaster (giant bronze gecko), one of the largest living gecko species in the world.

• How do I buy tickets for the Vallée de Mai?

  Tickets can be bought on site at the ticket office in the visitor centre. Your entrance fee of SCR 350 covers the use of all of the available facilities and services at the Vallée de Mai, and in addition secures the operation of both Seychelles’ World Heritage Sites managed by SIF – the Vallée de Mai and Aldabra Atoll.