Island La Dig is a definitely inappropriate place for shopping. The main acquisition that can be brought from a holiday at this amazing resort is indelible impressions and bright memories. And the purchases are better to go to the capital of the Seychelles.
Naturally, all of the above does not mean that there is no souvenir shop on La Dig. Souvenirs can be purchased directly on the beach Ans Surs-d'Arzhan.
Claws and trading tents with all sorts of tourist bass are located near the berth of La Pass. Also small shops and the only island supermarket "Greguhar" The tourists will easily discover in the village of La Reunion. The supermarket is located next to the Italian pizzeria "Gregoire's". Plus, you can buy local fruits on the island in the roadside tents, which will completely come for edible souvenirs. True, tourists planning to buy home Coconuts , It should be prepared for what they cost are quite expensive. One nut can do travelers in 150 euros or more. Yes, and weigh these nuts as watermelons - some are tightened to 10 kilograms. In addition, for the export of coconut nuts requires a special permission from the department of the environment. It is in 20 Seychelles rupets right on the place of shopping walnut.
If buying a walnut will not be on tourists, then you can buy an inexpensive, cute product made of coconut shell. It may be a cup, a plate, a vase or even a set of buttons. Such a souvenir product costs from 4 euros. An order of magnitude more expensive will cost beautiful caskets and figurines made from a whole coconut.
And also, tourists should be aware that without a document confirming the official of the purchase, it is forbidden to carry products from corals and turtle shells from the island. True, the fact of export is not controlled by anyone.
The list of local souvenirs can safely add a variety of layouts of sailnikov at a price of 3 to 15 euros, Creole spices which costs the delicious penny - about 1-2 euros, but at the same time they have a specific aroma.
Also, the islanders are unobtrusive offered to tourists to acquire cute men's and female straw hats, beads, earrings and bracelets made of natural stones or seashells. For your goods, they are asking from 2-3 euros. And there is no point in bargaining with locals. They rarely discard the price. Well, in general, the local handicraft products are inexpensive. Here in the boutiques and shops working with every fashionable hotel La Dig Prices are satisfied with high.
In the end, leaving the island of La Dig, you can grab Set of vanilla sticks in beautiful packaging (cost in 3 euros) or Bottle of coconut liqueur (at a price of 10 euros).