Most beautiful beach in the world? | La Digue, Seychelles | Travel Guide

Clear blue water, white sand and atropical climate makes the Seychelles a top destination for sun and relaxation.

If youwant to know why La Digue stands out above the other islands stay tuned! Most visitors to the Seychelles willstart their holiday touching down in the capital mahe.

The small InternationalAirport has flights arriving daily from all over the world.

Immigration is prettyquick and it won't be long before you're grabbing your bags.

La Digue is only accessible via fast ferryservice unless you have the money for a helicopter transfer.

With limitedcrossings a day pre-book a space on the ferry in advance at catcocos.

com andtie this in with your flight arrival.

Early bird discounts apply for advancebookings and prices start from around 1, 100 rupee.

They also offer a bustransfer from the airport to the harbour as an additional option on your booking.

Helicopter transfer from Mahe airport is from 869 euros for the 17 minute scenictransfer.

Al the vessels are air-conditioned and equipped with a barkiosk and various restrooms on each deck.

Be warned though, crossings can be rough so carry some seasickness tablets and take them before you travel just in case.

Most crossings stop at the island of Praslin first before continuing onabout 15 minutes later.

In all, it will take you about an hour and a half to get tothe island.

If you've pre booked a hotel then mostwill have an electric buggy waiting for you, if you have advised them of yourarrival time.

This will whisk you through the streets of La Digue to your hotel.

We stayed at that le domaine de l'orangeraie Resort and Spa.

if you want to see a full review of this hotel check out the linktop right now.

When it comes to beaches thebreathtaking Anse Source d'argent with it's granite rock formations can't be beaten.

Arguably the best beach in the world it's also one of the most photographed.

Turquoise water and white sands are adorn this amazing beach in thesouthwest of the island.

Whilst it's the most popular you will need to pay anaccess fee of around a hundred rupee to l' Union estate plantation locatednext to the beach.

It's the only beach that charges but don't let that put you offit's well worth it.

It's around 1.

6 kilometres from the port on foot or youcan cycle and the plantation has a restaurant if you want to make use ofthose facilities.

The crystal-clear water makes it a great spot for snorkeling asyou can wade out almost a kilometre before the sea really takes hold.

Maketime to explore the granite rocks eroded by the sea and find a shady palm areafor some afternoon sun bathing and relaxation.

Grand Anse and Petite Anse are the othermain beaches.

You'll probably need to cycle here as it's about threekilometers from town.

The two beaches are separated by large rock formation and toget to Petite Anse you'll need to climb over the boulders.

It's quite strenuousin flip-flops or barefoot but great fun and does make the beach more exclusiveas many people don't bother.

On both beaches you can grab a freshlyprepared coconut drink from the local vendors ready to serve you.

The gorgeous tropical weather on theSeychelles allows diving in La Digue at any time throughout the year.

Some of thebest places to dive are just offshore.

Anse Severe and DOMAINE DE L’ORANGERAIE are greatplaces to shore dive.

If you have your padi or want to tryout with a tester course, try one of a few companies on the island that dodiving sessions.

You stand a good chance of seeingturtles and other colorful fish in the stunning waters.

The Aldabra giant tortoise has a smallpopulation on La Digue and you will see them minding their own business all overthe island.

They're pretty friendly and some areover a hundred years old.

It's fine to interact with them, just be gentle andmaybe help them out with a little water as we did.

He's thirsty He can't get to the water Hello here you go Want some water? There you go he's drinking it now.

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