La Digue
Home to Anse Source Argent, one of the world's top beaches
Home to Anse Source Argent, one of the world's top beaches
Time slows down on here, the most charming and laid-back of the Seychelles’ inner islands.
With its iconic granite boulders, swaying palms, and bicycle-lined paths, this small island captures the essence of island living ; serene, scenic, and soulful.
La Digue is known for its beautiful beaches like Anse Source d'Argent and Grand Anse, perfect for relaxing and snorkeling. Explore the Veuve Nature Reserve for unique wildlife and lush scenery.
Rent bicycles to enjoy the scenic beauty and historic sites like L’Union Estate.
Arguably the most photographed beach in the world, with pink-hued granite boulders, shallow turquoise waters, and soft white sand. Perfect for kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, and capturing those picture-perfect moments.
A hidden treasure reached through a scenic coastal walk. Small natural pools carved into the rocks make it an unforgettable adventure.
A trio of stunning beaches ideal for photographers seeking a dramatic scenery.
The island’s highest accessible point a rewarding uphill ride or hike with panoramic views of Praslin, Félicité, and the vast Indian Ocean.
The best and most charming way to discover the island’s quiet paths, beaches, and local life.
Make a quick stop to meet the island’s beloved residents, the Aldabra Giant Tortoises, and enjoy a truly up-close encounter with these ancient, gentle creatures.
Kayak through crystal-clear waters, soaking in the island’s breathtaking coastal beauty, and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a sea turtle or two gliding gracefully by.
Try coconut weaving, shell jewelry making, and other local crafts for a true taste of La Digue’s artistry.
Perfect for casual bites and local Creole flavors on the go.
Perched high above the island, this spot pairs delicious Creole cuisine with panoramic views, perfect for sunset.
Simple, tasty grilled fish and curries served just steps from the beach.
Fresh seafood right on the waterfront; the grilled red snapper and octopus curry are must-tries. Known for its island-style cocktails, sunset views, and live music, the best way to end a beach day.
A charming beachside setting with excellent Italian dishes and homemade desserts. Elegant yet relaxed, with a great mojito or passionfruit caipirinha in hand.
A relaxed Creole spot on the quieter side of the island, serving hearty local meals with a sea breeze.
A colorful, laid-back beach shack perfect for a rum punch or cold SeyBrew between swims.
Rustic, open-air hut with chilled coconuts and island cocktails served right by the waves.
