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Anse Patates Beach
La Digue · 2.5km from downtown
Whitetip Divers
Praslin Island · 12.4km from La Digue
Mahé Island
The island of Mahé is dotted with 65 beautiful beaches, as well as the Port Larnay National Marine Park and the Saint Anne National Marine Park. On the northeast coast of the island is the capital, Victoria, the city and port of the Seychelles. The city is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the environment is elegant and beautiful. On the street in the city center, there is a large-scale memorial statue simulating three seagulls. It is a symbol of the ancestors of Seychelles flying over the ocean from Europe, Asia and Africa more than 200 years ago to develop and develop this desert island.Cascade · 53.8km from La Digue
Pointe Anse Cocos
La Digue · 1.5km from downtown
Chateau de Feuilles, Seychelles
Grand Anse Praslin · 8.3km from La Digue
Anse Fourmis
Grand Anse Praslin · 1km from La Digue
Natural Swimming Pool
La Digue · 1.5km from downtown
Anse Georgette
Anse Georgette is located on the northwest tip of Praslin Island. The sand here is exceptionally white, highlighting the vibrant, crystal-clear water. The beach is on hotel grounds and requires advance booking. To the west of the beach is a viewpoint called Pointe Millers, where you can capture a panoramic view of the entire white beach and the turquoise bay. It cannot be accessed directly from the beach. We recommend a car charter or self-drive, turning onto the road and driving to the end of the coastal road.Grand Anse Praslin · 19.2km from La Digue
Anse Cocos
The beach in Cocos Bay is the third beach of the triple beach on La Digue Island. It takes about half an hour to turn over the mountain from the second beach. It is more physical than the second beach. This beach is more flavorful than the previous two because of the dead branches and large rocks on the beach.La Digue · 1.7km from downtown
Saint-Anne Marine National Park
Saint-Anne Marine National Park is a marine protected area established to conserve coral reefs and marine life. The park consists of 6 islands—Sainte Anne, Cerf, Ile Moyenne, Round Island, Long, and Cachee—and the surrounding shallow waters. The islands are close to each other, and most of the sea area is only 1–2 m deep, with clear and calm waters. Taking a glass-bottom boat to view fish or going snorkeling are classic activities here. You can often see green sea turtles feeding in the vast seagrass beds, and sometimes you can swim with hawksbill turtles or watch bottlenose dolphins glide past the boat. To protect this marine area, fishing is prohibited in the park. Each island has its own highlights: Ile Moyenne is a regular stop for day trips, where giant tortoises roam freely under the shade of trees, and the island loop trail can be completed in half an hour, with ruins of early settler houses, "pirate graves," and a small thatched-roof chapel along the way; Sainte Anne Island was the landing place for French settlers when they first arrived in Seychelles in the 1770s, and it became a military base to defend Victoria during World War II, with remnants of the artillery still visible on the island today; Cachee Island is uninhabited and serves as a breeding ground for seabirds. At low tide, a sandbar is exposed between Long Island and Round Island, allowing you to walk across from one side to the other on the fine sand.Mont Fleuri · 46.1km from La Digue
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7D6N • Customize your trip: Seychelles: Mahé Island + Praslin Island + Three-island Cruise + La Digue Cycling + Valée de Mai World Heritage Exploration
The itinerary offers varied experiences: island hopping, snorkeling and cycling on La Digue. Explore Vallée de Mai, enjoy Creole flavours to discover Seychelles' nature and culture and so on. | Stay at two premium Constance resorts: Constance Ephelia offers twin beaches and full amenities. Constance Lemuria features private beaches and golf. Enjoy consistent service. | Private tour with dedicated vehicle transfers throughout your journey.From EUR 3,264
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What travellers say about La Digue
pekingwang22 April 2020
5.0
Some people say it is God's Garden of Eden.
Some people say it is the pearls, gems, tears and so on in the Indian Ocean.
Some people say it is the last pure land on earth.
Some people say it is the back garden of Europeans and Americans.
Some people say it is the best choice for lovers' honeymoon.
I say, you are all right, you are talking about this place - Mahe Island, Seychelles!
Mahé Island
M38***9228 August 2019
4.0
The bay is open to the public free of charge and there is a golf course not far away.
Anse Georgette
🎀彡🐾31 March 2020
5.0
Cocos Bay is the smallest of the three beaches in La Digue, and it is connected to the Little Bay. This beach is relatively primitive, without much commercial development, and there are many reefs here, with waves crashing against the shore, giving people a very thrilling feeling.
Anse Cocos
juki23522 March 2020
5.0
The St. Anne Marine National Park in Seychelles is definitely a very charming seaside park. It has beautiful bays and outrageously blue waters, and there are well-preserved coral reefs under the sea. It is also a very famous snorkeling resort in Seychelles and is definitely worth a visit.
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