Seychellois myths are traditional stories that reflect the culture and beliefs of the people of the Seychelles. These tales often feature elements of nature, animals, and ancestral spirits, serving to explain natural phenomena or teach moral lessons. They are an important part of the island's heritage, passed down through generations. Many Seychellois myths involve characters like Takamaka, a tree associated with love and protection, and Kreol, a trickster figure. These stories not only entertain but also preserve the values and history of the Seychellois people, connecting them to their environment and ancestors.