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Jambo, fellow adventurers! So, three couples, eh? Off to Mahé in the Seychelles, that jewel of the Indian Ocean, between summer and autumn. You've chosen wisely, my friends, for a blend of sun-drenched beaches and… surprisingly decent internet! Let's unravel this digital mystery together.

High-speed internet access on Mahé is generally available in hotels, resorts, and most tourist areas. Expect to find Wi-Fi hotspots in restaurants and cafes too. However, speed can vary, and you might encounter some slower connections in more remote locations. Remember, this isn't the Amazon rainforest – we're talking Seychelles; expect a reasonably modern digital infrastructure. For reliable high-speed internet access, however, sticking to hotels with good reviews concerning internet access is key.

Now, about those Seychelles vibes… Imagine turquoise waters, swaying palms, and the rhythmic beat of sega music drifting from beachside bars. The Seychellois are a friendly bunch, welcoming visitors with open arms (and perhaps a delicious coconut-infused cocktail). The weather during summer and autumn is generally warm and sunny, perfect for exploring those legendary beaches. Expect temperatures between 24-30°C.

Seychellois cuisine is a delightful mix of Creole, French, and Indian influences. Think fresh seafood, curries with a kick, and fruit so ripe it practically melts in your mouth. A typical meal might include fish curry, grilled octopus, or perhaps a hearty stew. Expect to spend around €30-€50 per couple per day on food, depending on your dining choices (street food is a cheaper option).

Transportation? You can get around Mahé easily using taxis, buses (€5-€10 per ride) or hire a car for more independence (€50-€80 per day, including insurance). Remember to negotiate taxi fares beforehand to avoid any surprises.

Cultural experiences are abundant. Witness traditional sega dancing, explore the spice gardens (entry fee around €15 per person), or visit the historical sites. Remember to respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious sites.

As for the mystery-solving aspect… perhaps uncovering the secrets of the giant tortoises or deciphering the whispers of the ancient takamaka trees? The possibilities are endless! But remember, leave only footprints, take only photographs – it’s a shared responsibility to preserve this paradise. The local people are warm, kind, and hospitable but remember to respect their traditions and way of life.

Typical pets you might see are cats and dogs; common plants are palms, hibiscus, and various tropical fruits. The architecture is a mix of colonial and Creole styles. Don't forget your insect repellent, sunscreen, and a good pair of walking shoes.

Let’s crunch those numbers. Assuming a 7-day trip, your total estimated cost per couple could be: flights (not included - varies depending on origin), accommodation (€1000-€2000 per couple), food (€210-€350 per couple), activities (€105-€175 per couple), and transportation (€350-€560 per couple).

Therefore, the estimated total cost for all three couples could range from €7,000 to €14,000 (excluding flights). This is, of course, a rough estimate; your actual cost will depend on your preferences and spending habits. Enjoy your adventure!

Important note: Always check current prices and book flights and accommodation in advance, especially during peak season. Enjoy the magic of Mahé!