Flora and Fauna of Lemuria, A symphony in eighteen movements,   Golf score card and plan

The whingeing call of the Seychelles Bulbul (Merl Sesel) will be heard, as small parties of these brown birds with bright orange bills move through the trees.

Hawksbill Turtles (Kare) come ashore to nest, and Seychelles is the only place in the world where turtles may nest during daylight hours. As this rare event may even occur on the Lemuria beaches, the Lemuria Resort engaged from the start in an active and efficient policy of protection of this endangered species.

 Many different species of crab frequent the margins of the golf course, including large Cardisoma Crabs (Tyangoman) which dig wide burrows and hide among the mangroves.

The Seychelles Fruit Bat (Sousouri), a nocturnal mammal, is often to be seen flying in the late afternoon sky. Unlike the insectivorous bats, fruit bats have excellent eyesight

Flora and Fauna of Lemuria, A symphony in eighteen movements,   Golf score card and plan