The term "Seychellois" refers to the people of the Seychelles, an archipelago located in the Indian Ocean. The population is diverse, comprising various ethnic groups, including Africans, Europeans, and Indians. The official languages spoken are Seychellois Creole, English, and French, reflecting the islands' multicultural heritage. Seychellois culture is rich in traditions, music, and cuisine, often influenced by the islands' history and geography. Popular dishes include curry, grilled fish, and coconut-based desserts. The Seychellois are known for their warm hospitality and strong connection to their natural environment, which plays a significant role in their daily lives.