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The Seychelles are situated between 4° and 5° South in the Indian Ocean and have a pleasant tropical maritime climate. Mahé is the largest island and has hills rising to 900m / 3,000ft - the other islands are generally low-lying. The islands of the Seychelles are about 1,300km / 800mls from the coast of East Africa. The lush green vegetation is a result of these climatic conditions so depending on the altitude, the amount of rainfall varies but it is generally higher on the southern sides of the islands - these areas are more exposed to the dominant south-east trade winds. The wettest months are November to March when it rains a lot with sudden downpours that are over very quickly (as always in the tropics). Tropical cyclones rarely, if ever, affect The Seychelles.