10 Beaches In La Digue, Seychelles Holidify
5 Beaches on La Digue you have to see Seychelles, Relaxing Trips, Unique Excursions June 19, 2023 The Seychelles' third populous island has some of the most spectacular beaches in the country - and the world! Their pristine beauty and granite boulders sculpted over millions of years make them unique to anywhere else.
10 Beaches In La Digue, Seychelles Holidify
Climate Seychelles generally has warm temperatures throughout the year. They get frequent and sometimes heavy rainfall. On La Digue, rainfall can be very heavy, but it usually lasts for one hour or less. Daytime temperatures on La Digue normally range from 24 °C (75 °F) to 32 °C (90 °F); nighttime temperatures are slightly colder.
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Anse La Reunion is the first beach you will probably see after arriving in La Digue. It is located in the south of La Digue Marina. The beach is easy to access and the environment is safe. The beach is about 1 km long and the water is shallow during low and high tide. Anse La Reunion is where everything is happening in La Digue.
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99 shares Discover 8 of the best beaches on La Digue Island in the Seychelles. A travel guide designed to inspire you to explore the picture-perfect coastal paradise of La Digue, one of Seychelles' most beautiful islands.
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December 27, 2022 // Jonny Melon 0 shares Looking for the best beaches on La Digue? This small but beautiful island offers some of the most picturesque beaches that can be found in the whole archipelago of Seychelles. La Digue beaches are characterized by unique granite rock formations, palm trees, and crystal-clear water.
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Anse aux Cèdres is a uniquely natural beach in the south of La Digue. While not the best beach for snorkelling or swimming, the beautiful natural environment, including the cedar trees that give the beach its name, provides plenty for visitors to enjoy. 30m x 2m - very few visitors Shallow at low tide, deep at high tide High tides and waves
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By Viktoria Mudra. 20.11.2023. La Digue is an eco-island with incredible beaches, where there are practically no cars, and the main transport is bicycles and oxcarts. It combines the charm of the Seychelles with the authenticity of the archipelago. The tropical island is located 6 km southeast of Praslin. It can be reached in 15 minutes by boat.
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Once on La Digue, you can reach Anse Source d'Argent quite easily since the island is so small. Simply rent a bike in the main area, La Reunion, and bike your way to Anse Source d'Argent, which is about 2 kilometers away, or 5 to 10 minutes by bike. Expect to pay around SRC 100 ($7) per day for a bike rental and the entry fee to visit the.
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Like most beaches in La Digue, this one is also rather rocky but quiet and had very few people at it. Do carry fins or rubber sole shoes if you want to go into the wster. Read more. Written February 19, 2018. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part.
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About La Digue Island Arriving at La Digue feels like sailing straight into a painting, brimming with brush strokes of blue, green and tan. The beaches here are spectacular, particularly Grand Anse and Anse Source d'Argent, which is strewn with pink granite rocks. There are very few cars here, so traveling by bike or by ox cart is the way to go.
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With its turquoise blue water, powdery sand and fascinating granite rocks - the beaches of La Digue are among the most beautiful beaches in the world. We spent our stay at a hotel called Le Domaine de L'Orangeraie, located 200 meters north of the small ferry port in the town of La Passe.
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Anse Fourmis. Anse Fourmis is the last beach on the East side of La Digue that is easy to access, coming along the road from the north. This beach is definitely attractive and many people stay there for a while before they go back on their bikes. During high tide, it can become a little narrow.
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The largest beach in La Digue, Grand Anse is situated in the south-eastern part of the island and remains less crowded as compared to Anse Source d'Argent. Highlights of the beach: Falling in the list of the top 100 beaches in the world, this beach is a photographer's paradise! The sereneness of the beach and the fresh pollution-free air will.
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Anse Source D'Argent: The most beautiful Beach on La Digue La Digue Beaches: Anse Severe Grand Anse Petite Anse Anse Cocos Anse Patates Anse Fourmis Anse Banane Conclusion: The most beautiful Beaches on La Digue Hi Guys! We are Sabrina and Andreas, two adventurous travelers who never miss an opportunity to discover the world.
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The most beautiful beaches on the island of La Digue The Anse Coco The Petite Anse The Grand Anse The Anse Songe The Grand l'Anse The Anse Marron The Anse Pierrot The Anse Source d'Argent The Anse Severe The Anse Gaulettes Our travelogues from the Seychelles A map of the most famous beaches on La Digue