La Digue

La Digue is another gorgeous laid back island in the Seychelles Archipelago. It has astounding snowy white beaches, dense flora, and stunning coves. The destination receives few tourists compared to Mahe and Praslin. The Seychellois in this region tradition. They move at their own pace, and the fishermen dilly dally along the road selling fish.

It does not have an airstrip, and the vehicles are also limited. This is the tiniest island in Seychelles. Coming from La Digue, it will only take 20 minutes. The charming coastline delights with palms and golden beaches. Some restaurants prepare delicious seafood and are vegetarian-friendly. Drink, dine and feast while on your holiday.

La Digue Island is, in a remote setting, has grand hotels and lodges. The accommodation rooms are modernly designed and grant exclusive conformity. Take a private boat tour, trek, or biking along the white sands. You can also snorkel on Coco Island or embark on a diving trip. La Digue is the epitome destination for relaxation. Divers encounter unforgettable encounters with rich coral reefs and stunning marine life.

A breathtaking view of the azure waters takes you back in time. Like in the medieval period, ox carts are one of the means of transportation. Explore this magnificent sleepy tropical island. The sensational Anse D’Argent is one of the most globals snapped beaches. You can watch fishes as they swim in the crystal clear aqua. The turtles are also visible from the coastline.

Enjoy the unique scenery in the morning and evening. Réunion is the busiest town in La Digue with a bank, legendary beach, bike rentals, shops, takeaways, and restaurants. The granite formation is another fabulous attraction. The island receives lower rainfall in comparison to Mahe and Praslin.